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Dustin Diamond (b. 1977)
Then:
Geeky-little Screech, Saved by the Bell.
Now:
"Hung like a mule," per Details.
FYI:
Reportedly not on best behavior during shoot for Celebrity Fit Club; labeled "extremely offensive" by costar Maureen McCormick (2007).
Starred in and narrated "unbelievably graphic" 50-minute sex tape costarring two women (2006).
Claimed to have made sex tape for friends, not public consumption; later admitted otherwise (2007).
Hawking so-called "D-Shirts" to save his shirt, or rather, his house in Milwaukee (2006).
"Considers himself a Wisconsinite," per 2004 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Does stand-up.
Pro-wrestling fan and occasional pro wrestler. Bested Sweathog Ron Palillo (Welcome Back Kotter) in the ring in the 2002 Fox TV-special, Celebrity Boxing II.
Star of the instructional chess video, Dustin Diamond Teaches Chess.
Played in the band Salty the Pocketknife (circa late 1990s).
Sought an audition for the role of Shaggy in the big-screen Scooby-Doo franchise (circa early 2000s).
Did not die, as rumored, in motorcycle accident -- during an earthquake, no less -- with Saved by the Bell costar Mark-Paul Gosselaar.
Is not, as rumored, the brother of Beastie Boy Mike Diamond.
Is not the proprietor of dustindiamond.com, and, in fact, lost a 2004 bid to have the URL awarded to him.
Played Screech on all four Bell incarnations: Good Morning, Miss Bliss (1987-89); original recipe Saved by the Bell (1989-1993); Saved by the Bell: The College Years (1993-94); and, Saved by the Bell: The New Class (1993-2000).
Sightings (submitted by you, the fans):
This One's Called: "Mr. Belding Busted Me!"
"Recently, Dustin Diamond made a guest appearance at an ECW wrestling match in Newport, Delaware. When my friend told me about it, I was appalled that poor dustin was stuck doing stuff like this now, but later, I learned that he is actually a big wrestling fan. Anyway, he was charging $10 for autographed Polaroids with him, $20 for signed Saved by the Bell scripts, and I believe $5 for autographs. Naturally, I got a Polaroid (that turned out disgustingly bad) and a script. Dustin was very nice, very professional and polite. He's pretty darn handsome now, too. He was very interested in my then-14-month-old son and had on an awesome Donkey Kong T-shirt. The wrestlers were frightening, so I left early, but I heard he put on a skit between some matches." (Posted: August 2003)
He's Got a Great Personality
"I used to hang out at Disneyland a lot, because I had no life I suppose. A couple of times while waiting for the show Fantasmic to begin, I saw Dustin Diamond and his dad. We talked one time for about two hours, and he was a really nice guy. He had a beautiful girl with him, and actually had time to talk. He is kind of goofy in real life, too. But he can also carry on a great conversation. My impression of him is one of a down-to-earth guy who hasn't forgotten what life really is about." (Posted: October 2000)
Links:
OFFICIAL SITE: Get D Shirts
MovieProp.com's Saved by the Bell
Which Saved by the Bell Character Are You?
IMDb.com credits
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