Ian Ziering's Main TV Roles Show Character(s) Dancing With the Stars Ian Ziering Beverly Hills, 90210 Steve Sanders Spider-Man Harry Osborn Godzilla: The Series Nick Tatopo… Mighty Ducks Wildwing Fl… Biker Mice from Mars (1993) Vinnie Biker Mice From Mars Vinnie Your Mama Don't Dance Himself - H…

Main Movie Roles 2007 - Aztec Rex 2005 - Domino 1981 - Endless Love

BIOGRAPHY:

Ian Ziering began working in television and radio commercials when he was 12 years old. Besides "Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990), his television work includes the daytime drama "The Guiding Light" (1952) and two specials, _Flour Babies (1990) (TV)_ and _Terrible Things My Mother Told Me (1988) (TV)_. He is also the voice of Vinnie in the syndicated cartoon "Biker Mice from Mars" (1993) and one of the voices on the animated series "Mighty Ducks" (1996).

On Broadway, Ziering performed as Nils in the musical version of I Remember Mama. He also starred as John in the national tour of Peter Pan. In 1981, Ziering made his feature film debut in Endless Love (1981).

Ziering starred in the feature films Flash Flame and Savate (1995) (V), and starred in the television movie The Women of Spring Break (1995) (TV) (aka "Daytona Blues"). He most recently completed the independent feature _Stripped Down (2004)_. Ziering's next project is Domino (2005), from director Tony Scott (I) and New Line Cinema.

Ziering, a native of West Orange, New Jersey, resides in Los Angeles. He is a graduate of William Paterson College in Wayne, New Jersey.


TRIVIA:

• Is the youngest of three children of Paul and Micki Ziering. Had his front teeth knocked out when he was younger giving him the nickname "George Washington".
• Filed for divorce in Los Angeles from former Playboy Playmate 'Nikki Schieler Ziering' (qv) citing irreconcilable differences [February 28, 2002].
• Attended the same elementary school as 'Scott Wolf (I)' (qv) of _"Party of Five" (1994)_ (qv).
• Was among the guests at the wedding of former _"Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990)_ (qv) co-star 'Jason Priestley' (qv) to 'Naomi Lowde-Priestley' (qv). [2005]