Alec Murdock

Alec was raised on Long Island, NY, earned his BFA at California Institute of the Arts, and made one of his first professional appearances as villain Simon Fernando (1970-71) in North Carolina's long-running "The Lost Colony," then directed by Joe Layton. Thanks to Arthur J. Beer and others, Alec directed or acted in more than 100 stage productions by the time he landed his first prime-time TV role at the age of 24. While building a screen career, he continued performing live as a founding member of the DeVera Marcus improv group "Sunday Funnies" and for years in Mona Charles's "Die Laughing" mystery weekends, as well as traditional play productions. In addition to his IMDB Filmography credits, Alec appeared in daytime shows "The Young and The Restless," "Santa Barbara," "Divorce Court, and "Superior Court." And he played the recurring lead role of attorney Ed Remick (1987-89) in "The Judge." After getting his start in national commercials playing an alien for Coleco Toys, Alec was a