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Dwight Schultz is an American actor best known for his roles on television as Captain H.M. Murdock from The A-Team and Lieutenant Reg Barclay from Star Trek the Next Generation.

Prior to appearing in The A-Team he was primarily a theatre actor and acted in plays opposite Maggie Smith, Glenn Close and Charlton Heston. In 1989 he starred in "Fatman and little boy" opposite Paul Newman. He is currently known for a variety of voice work in animation such as Ben 10 and Chowder and video games such as "Dragon Age", "Mass Effect" and "The Darkness". He also regularly fills in for various radio shows including Rusty Humphries, Michael Savage and Jerry Doyle

His official fansite and The other Wiki have more detailed information on his career.

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