Michael J. Pollard
Birth Name:
Michael John Pollack
Birth Place:
Passaic, New Jersey, United States
Profession
Actor, Soundtrack

Fast Facts
- Recieved fifth place at the 1968 Laurel Awards for his work in "Bonnie and Clyde․"
- Got a "big break" in showbusiness when he was cast in the first season of "Dobie Gillis" as a replacement for the show's star Bob Denver, who was in the process of being drafted into the Army
- Frequently takes on the role of comical characters
- Often portrays youthful characters who find themselves in trouble
- Despite being 27 years old, he got the part of a 14-year-old character on "Star Trek" after his agen convinced the show's producer that he looked the part
- In 1968, he was the subject of a joke candidacy for the office of President of the United States
- Is credited with coining the term "The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys․"
Awards
- 1968Oscar - Best Actor in a Supporting Role:Nominated
- 1968BAFTA Film Award - Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles:Nominated
- 1968Golden Globe - Best Supporting Actor:Nominated
- 1968Golden Globe - Most Promising Newcomer - Male:Nominated
- 1968Golden Laurel - Male Supporting Performance:Nominated