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William Dwight Schultz (born November 24, 1947) is an American television, film and voice actor. He is known for his roles as Captain "Howling Mad" Murdock on the 1980s action series '' The A-Team'' and as Reginald Barclay in the ''
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Early life

William Dwight Schultz was born in
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on November 24, 1947. He is of German descent and a Roman Catholic. He attended Calvert Hall College High School and Towson University.


Career

Schultz's breakthrough role was the character of Captain "Howling Mad" Murdock on '' The A-Team''. He appeared in several films, including '' The Fan'' (1981), and he starred in '' Fat Man and Little Boy'' (1989) as J. Robert Oppenheimer. In the early 1990s, he had a recurring role as Lieutenant Reginald Barclay in '' Star Trek: The Next Generation'', and he reprised the role in '' Star Trek: Voyager'' and the film '' Star Trek: First Contact''. He played in the 1992 television film '' Child of Rage'', starring opposite Mel Harris as a compassionate couple who adopt a troubled girl who has been sexually abused. In November 2009, Schultz confirmed that he and former ''A-Team'' co-star
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would make cameo appearances in the feature film '' The A-Team''. Schultz hosted a conservative talk radio podcast called ''Howling Mad Radio'' which ended in March 2009. He has also guest-hosted on numerous occasions for Michael Savage on '' The Savage Nation'', Jerry Doyle on '' The Jerry Doyle Show'', and Rusty Humphries on ''The Rusty Humphries Show''. He also posts political commentaries and podcasts on his official fansite. Schultz has also written for Breitbart where he likened liberalism to mental illness, and has similarly suggested that President Barack Obama's administration may intend to force sex reassignment surgery onto him and others.


Personal life

Schultz married actress
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in 1983. Their daughter Ava (born 1987) serves in the United States Marine Corps. Schultz is a Roman Catholic and a conservative, and he began regular appearances on ''The Glazov Gang'' in 2012, an Internet political talk show hosted by Jamie Glazov, managing editor of '' FrontPage Magazine''.


Filmography


Film


Television


Video games


Broadway

*'' Night and Day'' *'' The Crucifer of Blood'' *'' The Water Engine''


Radio

*''Dark Matters Radio with Don Ecker and Special Co-Host Dwight Schultz'' *''Howling Mad Radio'' *'' The Jerry Doyle Show'' *'' The Laura Ingraham Show'' *'' The Rusty Humphries Show'' *'' The Savage Nation''


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