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Occupation(s) | Actor, director |
Kiff Scholl (born Christopher Scholl) is an American character actor and director for television and film.
His roles include Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!, Criminal Minds, Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss,Falling, Reno 911!, Untold Stories of the ER and numerous commercials. Theatrical productions directed by Scholl include The Poseidon Adventure, the Musical! and A Mulholland Christmas Carol both written by Bill Robens. [1] [2] by the LA Weekly. Scholl has won the LA Weekly Theater Award for acting, the Backstage Garland Award for directing and acting, and was nominated for a 2007 GLAAD Award.
In 2009, Kiff directed his first feature film, Scream of the Bikini, [3] for which he won the 2009 Maverick Movie Award for Best Director [4] and Best Comedy at the Thrillspy Film Festival. [5]
The son of a World War II veteran and a political activist mother, his great grandfather was Zone ReflexoCurist William Hope FitzGerald, MD, considered the Founding Father of Zone Therapy in the USA. [6]
Scholl speaks fluent Danish after he studied in Denmark as a high school exchange student with Youth For Understanding, and currently lives in Los Angeles.
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