Blackie Dammett
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Blackie Dammett, born John Kiedis on December 9, 1939, in New York City, USA, ventured into the entertainment industry with a passion for both acting and music. He later adopted the stage name Blackie Dammett as he pursued his ambitions in Hollywood and the rock scene.
Rise to Fame
Blackie Dammett gained attention for his roles in films such as 'National Lampoon's Class Reunion' (1982),where he showcased his comedic talent. His engaging presence on screen and his association with the vibrant rock culture of the 1970s and 1980s contributed to his popularity.
Filmography
- National Lampoon's Class Reunion (1982) - Role: Walter Baylor
- Out of the Blue (1980) - Role: Donnie
- Tarzoon: Shame of the Jungle (1975) - Voice Role: Various Characters (English version)
Awards and Recognition
While Blackie Dammett did not receive major awards, he remains a memorable figure in Hollywood and the music scene for his distinctive roles and contributions.
Personal Life
Blackie Dammett is known for his connection to the rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers through his son, Anthony Kiedis, the band's lead singer. He has shared insights into his experiences in Hollywood and his reflections on life through his writings and public appearances.
Height
178 cm
Family Connections
Blackie Dammett's notable family connection is with his son, Anthony Kiedis, with whom he shares a close relationship. Anthony's success in the music industry has often intertwined with Blackie's own journey in Hollywood.
