What is Allan Kayser doing now? Net worth, wife – biography

Known from movies

Mama’s Family (1986-1990)
as Bubba Higgins

Night of the Twits (1986)
as Brad

Hot Chili (1985)
as Jason

All Roads Lead Home (2008)
as Tobias



What is Allan Kayser doing now? Wiki bio

Allan Joseph Kayser II was born in Littleton, Colorado, USA, on December 18, 1963 – his zodiac sign is Sagittarius and he is an American national. He’s an actor, best known for playing the main character Mitchel ‘Bubba’ Higgins in the comedy series “Mama’s Family”, which also starred Vicki Lawrence, Beverly Archer and Ken Berry and which follows two sisters Thelma ‘Mama’ Harper and Fran who mom living at home. The series was a hit, winning two awards, including one Primetime Emmy, while being nominated for eight others; Allan shot for it from 1986 to 1990 and appeared in 95 episodes before the series ended.

Allan has retired from acting since 2013 and is currently living a seemingly peaceful life with his wife.

Early life and education

Allan was raised as an only child in Littleton by his father, who was a theater actor, and his mother, who was an artist. Allan’s father often took him to the theatre, and Allan fell in love with acting at a very young age.

He attended Columbine High School from 1978 to 1982 and was a member of the school’s drama club and appeared in nearly every play performed there (the same school where the 1999 tragic shootings took place). About 15 years after entrance exam, he enrolled at Central Missouri State University at Warrensburg, where he graduated three years later with a Bachelor of Arts degree in theater. While there, he performed with the university’s troupe at a local theater.

Career as an actor

After a few uncredited and minor supporting roles, Allan made his first known screen appearance in 1985, playing the lead character Jason in the comedy film “Hot Chili”, which also starred Joe Rubbo and Taaffe O’Connell, and which about the adventures of a group of American teenagers who go to work in Mexico for the summer. In 1986, Allan played the supporting character Brad in the sci-fi horror comedy “Night of the Creeps”, starring Jason Lively, Tom Atkins and Steve Marshall, and which is about teenagers fighting aliens that turn people into zombies – the film won a Fred Dekker a Rondo Statuette Award for Best Commentary.

In 1997, Allan was invited to play the supporting role as Glen in The drama musical movie “Journey of the Heart”, starring Cybill Shepherd and Stephen Lang, and which is about a woman who raises her two strange boys all alone. In 2002, he played Nicky’s father in the Disney movie “Double Teamed” and Tony in the family drama “More Than Puppy Love” which was both written and directed by Tom Whitus. In 2006, he played the main character Eric McKenzie in the drama film “Shimmer”, which was written and directed by Andrew Robinson, and also starred Blaire Baron and Mark Arnold; it is the story of a mother, her troublesome son and an old friend, who move back to the city 20 years after they left.

In 2008, Allan played Tobias in the drama film “All Roads Lead Home” which was a hit and won two awards, and in 2009 he played Handsome Billy Bob Brown in the horror short film “Next Caller” which was written and directed by Patrick Rea and starring Jennifer Friend and Dale Kovar. Some of Allan’s last appearances in movies and TV series were in the horror movie “House of Forbidden Secrets”, where he played Brad, and in the horror thriller crime movie “House of the Witch Doctor”, both in 2013, starring Bill Moseley . and Leslie Easterbrook and which is about a group of teenagers who are murdered at a party by a man who was released from prison just days earlier.

Other appearances

In 1987, Allan took part in five episodes of the TV game show “The $25,000 Pyramid”, and in the same year, he appeared in two episodes of another game show, “Hollywood Squares”, in which two people tic-tac-toe against play each other. .

In 1989, Allan appeared in the TV special “Circus of the Stars”, which was broadcast by the CBS network, and in 1992, he appeared on Vicki Lawrence’s talk show “Vicki!”, which was a huge hit and was nominated for many Emmys. Awards during the day.

Love life and wife

Allan met his first wife Lori in the early 1990s when they performed together in a play performed at a local theater and began dating a few days later.

They got married after being together for two years and Lori gave birth to two of their children. Allan and Lori founded their own dance academy in Warrensburg, Missouri called Lori’s Performing Arts Academy, and they ran it together for many years, but after the couple divorced citing “irreconcilable differences,” the academy was renamed Center Stage Academy for the Performing Doctor. .

After the divorce, Allan had several short-term relationships, none of which lasted more than a few months, until in 2012 he met Sara, who worked at a museum. They married on August 23, 2014 in a private ceremony attended only by their closest friends and family, and Sara subsequently gave birth to their two children.

The family of four currently lives together in Warrensburg.

Hobbies and other interests

Allan has been physically active since his teens as he plays soccer, football and tennis with his friends and colleagues while he is also said to be good at golf. He loves to travel and has been all over the US during his acting career, visiting states such as New York, Texas and Arizona, while also holidaying several times in Europe, including countries such as England and Spain. He is an animal lover and has had several dogs as pets, while his favorite ‘animals’ are dolphins and horses.

Allan enjoys listening to jazz and pop music with some of his favorite artists being Nile Rodgers and Frank Sinatra while some of his favorite songs are “Freak Out”, “We Are Family” and “Killing Me Softly”.

He likes to watch movies late at night, and some of his favorite actors and actresses are Russell Crowe, Natalie Portman and Julia Roberts, while some of his favorite movies are “Gladiator”, “V for Vendetta” and “Leon: The Professional” are.

Appearance and power

Alan is 56 years old. He has short brown hair and blue eyes, is 1.8 m tall and weighs about 72 kg. From May 2020, his net worth is estimated at over $1.5 million.

Facts

#	Fact
1	Walked with his wife for several years at a dance academy in Warrensburg, MO. It was called Lori’s Performing Arts Academy and has recently changed to CenterStage Academy for the Performing Arts.
2	Graduated from Columbine High School in 1982, where the tragic school shootings took place in 1999.
3	Attended Central Missouri State University (Warrensburg, MO) in the late 1990s – member of the theater/acting program, starred in a number of plays with CMSU cast.

Pictures

Movies

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
House of the witch doctor	2013		Cliff Rifton
House of forbidden secrets	2013		Brad
Next caller	2009	Short	Handsome Billy Bob Brown
All roads lead home	2008		Tobias
Flicker	2006		Eric McKenzie
More than puppy love	2002		Show
Double together	2002	TV movie	Nicky’s father
Journey of the heart	1997	TV movie uncredited
Mom’s family	1986-1990	TV serials	Bubba Higgins
Night of the Creeps	1986		Brad (as Allan J. Kayser)
Hot chili	1985		Jason (as Allan J. Kayser)

Yourself

Title	Year	Status	Character
Vicky!	1992	TV serials	Himself
Circus of the Stars #14	1989	TV Special documentary	Self – Performer
The New Hollywood Squares	1987-1989	TV serials	Guest appearance
The $10,000 pyramid	1987	TV serials	Himself

Awards

Nominated awards

Year	Price	Ceremony	Presentation	Movie
1989	prize for young artists	Prizes for young artists	Guest Starring for Outstanding Young Actor in a Drama or Comedy Series	Mama’s Family (1983)

Source: IMDb, Wikipedia