Corbin Bernsen

Corbin Bernsen has established a long-standing career in film and television as an actor, writer, producer, and director. After landing the role of Ken Graham on ‘Ryan’s Hope’ in 1983, Corbin Bernsen secured an exclusive deal with NBC, which ultimately led to his career-defining role as the opportunistic divorce lawyer Arnie Becker in the seminal television series ‘L.A. Law’. The series ran for eight years and earned him multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, solidifying his presence in Hollywood.

He became widely recognized as ballplayer-turned-owner Roger Dorn in the hit movie ‘Major League’ (1989) and its two sequels, including ‘Major League II’ (1994). He also gained a cult following for his title role as the crazed dentist Dr. Alan Feinstone in the horror film ‘The Dentist’ (1996), subsequently serving as a producer for its sequel. In 1990, Bernsen hosted ‘Saturday Night Live’.

He has co-authored two books on home renovation with his wife, Amanda Pays. Throughout his extensive career, Bernsen has demonstrated his versatility as an actor, writer, producer, and director, continually taking on diverse projects across film and television.