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Scott Baio on VH1's "Scott Baio is 45...and Single" |
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Scott Baio is 45...and Single."
For more than 30 years, Scott Baio has been a beloved actor, successful producer, writer and director. From child actor to teen idol to adult superstar, Scott Baio has stolen the hearts of women all around the globe.
Born in Brooklyn, New York on Sept. 22, 1961, Scott Baio's parents decided to send him to auditions after his cousins Joey and Jimmy Baio broke into television commercials and minor sitcom acting. Before he knew it, Scott Baio was landing small parts and eventually had his big break in 1976 when he was cast as the lead in the youthful gangster film "Bugsy Malone."
Scott Baio is best known for his roles as Chachi Arcola on "Happy Days" and "Joanie Loves Chaci," as well as Charles on the hit 1980s sitcom "Charles in Charge." At the height of "Happy Days" fame, Scott Baio received around 5,000 letters each week from adoring fans, sealing his role as influential teen superstar. Scott Baio's New York accent and windblown hair along with tight blue jeans became Chachi Arcola's trademark and the look that Scott Baio would be remember for forever.
Post Chachi in the 1980s, Scott Baio delved into some deeper and more dramatic television roles, typically playing troubled teens. Scott Baio was cast as a shy teen who became involved with marijuana in the award-winning "Stoned," an "ABC Afterschool Special." Scott Baio also starred as an alcoholic teenager in the CBS film "The Boy Who Drank Too Much" and played a hemophiliac in NBC's "Senior Trip!"
Scott Baio has maintained his popularity for decades and there are more than 10,000 recorded fan clubs around the world in his honor. After a special "Happy Days" reunion episode which ran in 1992, Scott Baio continued his acting career as the youthful associate of Dick Van Dyke on the successful CBS series "Diagnosis Murder." A decade later, Scott Baio was making a number of appearances on the unique, Emmy-Award winning television series "Arrested Development."
In 2005, TV Guide named Scott Baio one of the greatest teen idols of all time. Scott Baio was even inducted into "The Man Show Hall of Fame" due to his impressive dating history of leading Hollywood ladies.
As a TV Land and Nick at Nite favorite, fans will always be able to turn on the television set and see Scott Baio in one of their favorite television shows. Whether he is playing a role from yesterday or today, Scott Baio will always be a television favorite.
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