Mr. T's Main TV Roles Show Character(s) The A-Team B.A. Baracus Dean Martin Celebrity Roast Himself - M… I Pity The Fool Mr. T Praise the Lord Mr. T Mister T Mr. T (2) Games People Play Mr. T

Main Movie Roles 2009 - Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2006 - Rocky Balboa 2002 - Undercover Brother 2001 - Not Another Teen Movie 1999 - Inspector Gadget 1996 - Spy Hard 1993 - Freaked 1985 - Rocky IV 1983 - D.C. Cab 1982 - Rocky III 1982 - Young Doctors in Love 1980 - The Blues Brothers

BIOGRAPHY:

Involved in the world of pro wrestling in 1985-86 and 1994-95. Was Hulk Hogan's tag team partner at the first WrestleMania (1985) (V), defeating the team of Paul Orndorff and Roddy Piper on March 31, 1985. His feud with Piper continued into WrestleMania 2 (1986) (V), when he defeated Piper in a boxing match by disqualification. Mr. T returned to the WWF as a special guest referee in 1987, then disappeared from the wrestling world. Seven years later, he reappeared as a special referee for a Hogan-Ric Flair match, in October 1994. He stayed with Hogan for a few matches before returning to obscurity.


TRIVIA:

• While a homeowner in Lake Forest, Illinois, he clearcut 100 acres of trees located on his property, igniting a feud with neighbors and town officials. Because of his actions, landowners of the town are prohibited from cutting down trees, even on their own property, without a permit.
• Boxed 'ACE' Cowboy 'Bob Orton' (qv) on WWF's Saturday Night Main Event in 1985 and was subsequentially whipped by Orton and Rowdy 'Roddy Piper' (qv) with a belt.
• If you ask him what his real name, he will tell you, "My first name is 'Mr,' my middle name is 'period,' last name is 'T'"
• Voted by a BBC-run poll the fourth most influential American in history, behind Homer Simpson, 'Abraham Lincoln (I)' (qv) and 'Martin Luther King' (qv).
• Fans often dubbed his "Sgt. B.A. Baracus" from _"The A-Team" (1983)_ (qv) as standing for "Bad Ass" or "Bad Attitude".
• He had a daughter in 1971 with Phyllis Clark.
• Defeated 'Kevin Sullivan (III)' (qv) at Starrcade 1994.
• Compiled a 4-0 Shoot-Wrestling Record.