Phillip Glenn Van Dyke 

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Phillip Van Dyke

Phillip Glenn Van Dyke

Already a seasoned actor at a young age, Phillip Van Dyke, is a native of Marin County, Calif. He began his career in Los Angeles with a commercial for a popular fast food chain and has since gone on to do many more.

On television, he’s guest starred on shows such as Step by Step, Baywatch, Sliders, Dave's World, Dr. Quinn - Medicine Woman, Picket Fences, (for which he received consideration for an Emmy Award), Brisco County Jr, Later With Greg Kinear and half a dozen more.

He has been seen in the Disney Channel movies, Halloweentown & Halloweentown II. You have likely seen him in some of his other movies, such as, The Trojan Horse, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, (for which he received the Hollywood Reporter's Young Star Award nomination), Safety Patrol, The Return of Hunter and now available on video, Modern Adventures of Tom Sawyer, to name just a few.

Beside his two previous series, (Home Court and Family Album) which aired on NBC and CBS respectively, he played the Lead Role of Noah, in the Nickelodeon Series, Noah Knows Best

Vocally, he has lent his voice to many projects, most notably, Hey Arnold, where he was Arnold for 88 episodes. He returned to Hey Arnold as recurring ‘bully’ character, Ludwig.

He can be heard as the voice of Martin in the movie, Secret of Nimh 2 and Anastasia 2, Bartok the Magnificent, as the voice of Prince Ivan.

He’s one of the busiest actors in Hollywood and we’re proud to have him as one of our StarMANIA talent.

 

 

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