Gary Dion

Gary Dion is a versatile actor and performer with a career spanning over four decades across film, television, and theater. Known for his engaging supporting roles in films like South of Heaven, West of Hell (2000) and Xanadu (1980), as well as popular TV shows including Gilmore Girls and CHiPs, Gary has demonstrated a wide range of acting abilities. Trained at the Beverly Hills Playhouse and Groundlings Theatre, he has worked with renowned directors such as Dwight Yoakam, Kenny Ortega, and Robert Greenwald. His theater background includes leading roles in Only the Righteous and Taxi Tales, showcasing his dynamic stage presence. In addition to acting, Gary is an accomplished director and producer, having created and hosted ESPN's Mountain Bike TV and directed segments for the Atlanta 1996 Olympics. His diverse skill set includes professional-level skating, choreography, and special effects. Gary's extensive experience in TV commercials and over 40 music videos reflects his passion and commitment to the entertainment industry.