Lee Tergesen

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Biography

Lee Allen Tergesen was born on July 8, 1965 in Ivoryton, Connecticut. Lee graduated from Valley Regional High School in Deep River, Connecticut, and…more

Born

7/8/1965, Ivoryton, Connecticut

Birth Name

Lee Allen Tergesen

Gender

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    • Lee spent a night in jail in L.A. and lost his license for 18 months after being arrested for driving while intoxicated in April 1992. He had been sentenced to 10 days, but because the incident occurred just after the riots that followed the Rodney King verdicts they sent him home after one day.
    • Lee's second wife, Leslie Howitt, caught the bouquet at Lee's first wedding.
    • Lee's first wife, Tanya Lewis, appeared with him on an episode of Weird Science
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    • Lee: A 70-year-old woman stopped me on the street downtown in New York a couple of years ago, and she was like, "Oh my God, you're Beecher!" And she went into this whole thing about how she loved the show so much, and you know, "It's so great! I can't believe I'm standing here with Beecher!" She was 70! And I said, "What are you doing watching this show?!"
    • Lee: I'll never get a script that will shock me the way those Oz scripts used to shock me.
    • (On why the Emmy committee has consistently ignored his character Beecher, as well as the series) Lee: I don't know, how do you give an Emmy for this? It scares people. And nobody wants to say, 'for his role as the sodomized prisoner ...' But I'm proud of my work.
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