
Morgan Stevens
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Acting · Born 1951-10-16 · age 70 at death · Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Born October 16, 1951, in Knoxville, Tennessee, Stevens headed to Hollywood soon after graduating college. He appeared as Paul Northridge in one episode of The Waltons and in three reunion movies, including A Wedding on Walton’s Mountain, in which his character married Erin Walton (played by Mary Elizabeth McDonough). His first major role was playing teacher David Reardon during two seasons of the TV show Fame. Stevens appeared in 20 episodes during season 2, then appeared as an occasional guest star when the show was syndicated, writing a third season episode, 'Catch A Falling Star.' While working on Fame, Stevens also had one shot roles on The Love Boat, The Return of Marcus Welby M.D., Airwolf, and the original Magnum P.I. among other shows. He also costarred in the TV movie Roses are for the Rich All of that came to a halt in August 1989, when Morgan had a minor car accident and was arrested on suspicion of DUI by the Los Angeles police. While in custody, he was severely beaten, suffering a broken nose, fractured cheek, dislocated jaw and nerve damage to his face. A blood alcohol test cleared him of the DUI charge, and his treatment was later settled in a lawsuit against LAPD. Morgan returned to acting in 1992, playing “Nick Diamond” in seven episodes of the TV hit Melrose Place. But work became sporadic, and his last appearance was in 1999 in an episode of Walker, Texas Ranger.
Titles

MacGyver

Walker, Texas Ranger

Airwolf

Murder, She Wrote

Magnum, P.I.

The Love Boat

Melrose Place

Quincy, M.E.

The Waltons

Fame

One Day at a Time

Murder One

The Mod Squad

Hotel

Brothers

One West Waikiki

A Year in the Life

A Day for Thanks on Waltons Mountain

Up River

Intimate Betrayal

Blacke's Magic

Finder of Lost Loves

A Year in the Life

Mother's Day on Waltons Mountain

Roses Are for the Rich

A Wedding on Waltons Mountain

The Illegal

Bare Essence

Hellinger's Law

Scene of the Crime

The Return of Marcus Welby, M.D.

Hollywood Beat

Roses Are for the Rich