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Joe Gieb was born on 24 April 1954 in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. He is an actor, known for Epic Movie (2007), Weird Science (1985) and The Hottie & the Nottie (2008). He has been married to Kathy Gieb since 1983.
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Joe Gieb (born 24 April 1954; age 70) is the actor who portrayed the post-atomic horror bell ringer in the Star Trek: The Next Generation first season episode "Encounter at Farpoint". As a background performer, Gieb received no credit for his appearance.
Gieb started his acting career in the late '70s with appearances in The Manitou (1978, along Michael Ansara and Felix Silla) and Supertrain (1979, starring Joey Aresco). Throughout the '80s, Gieb had supporting roles in Under the Rainbow (1981, with Patty Maloney, Jim Boeke, Felix Silla, and Dennis Tracy), Weird Science (1985, with Robert Rusler, Michael Berryman, and Wallace Langham), The Midnight Hour (1985, with LeVar Burton, Kurtwood Smith, Mickey Morton, and Scott L. Treger), and the comedy Going Overboard (1989, with Tom Hodges), and in television series such as Gimme a Break! (1984, with John Hoyt), Fame (1986, with Bebe Neuwirth), and was a regular on the comedy series Short Ribbs (1989), which also featured Patty Maloney.
Gieb, who has been married to actress Kathy Gieb since 1983, continued his acting career in the '90s with guest roles in television series such as Davis Rules (1992, with Gregory Itzin), The Jackie Thomas Show (1992, with Jeannetta Arnette), Johnny Bago (1993, with Larry A. Hankin), Seinfeld (1994, with Jason Alexander, Thomas Dekker, and Michael Rivkin), 7th Heaven (1998, starring Catherine Hicks and Stephen Collins), Ladies Man (1999, starring Sharon Lawrence and Stephen Root), and Ally McBeal (1999, with Renee E. Goldsberry, Jim O'Heir, Gina Philips, Ron Taylor, and Cindy Sorensen). In the latter one, Gieb portrayed one of the Christmas Elves who had a fight with Courtney Thorne-Smith's character.
Further film credits include Howling VI: The Freaks (1991), the television drama Harry Anderson: The Tricks of His Trade (1996, with Brent Spiner), Trilogy of Terror II (1996), Whatever It Takes (2000, with Manu Intiraymi and Jay Harrington), the short comedies Bit Players (2000) and The Big Leaf Tobacco Company (2001), the drama The Breadbasket (2002), and the short comedy The Plight of Clownana (2004). Gieb also had guest roles in Titus (2000, along Jacqueline Schultz), My Wife and Kids (2002 and 2004), Fat Actress (2005, starring Kirstie Alley and Rachael Harris and with Wallace Shawn and Susan Rossitto), and Everybody Hates Chris (2006).
•Joe Gieb at the Internet Movie Database
Joe Gieb (born 24 April 1954; age 69) is the actor who portrayed the post-atomic horror bell ringer in the first season episode . As a background performer, Gieb received no credit for his appearance.
Joe Gieb is an actor who appeared in films and TV shows such as \"Weird Science\", \"Seinfeld\" and \"The Game\". Find out his biography, filmography and ratings on Rotten Tomatoes.
Joe Gieb was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Gieb started off his acting career mostly in film roles, appearing in the horror movie "The Manitou" (1978) with Tony Curtis, the Anthony Michael Hall comedy "Weird Science" (1985) and the Christopher Walken adventure "Communion, A...
Joe Gieb has appeared in 6 shows and 5 movies. A performance to be found in the role of Ted in the series Two and a Half Men. In the cinema, in the role of Octopus Ride Operator in the feature film Whatever It Takes.
Joe Gieb is an actor who has appeared in various movies and TV shows since 1985. He is known for playing roles such as Oompa Loompa, Carnival Midget, and Elf in Epic Movie, The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning, and Seinfeld.
