Frank McRae

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Frank McRae (born June 3, 1942) is an American actor and former professional football player. He was born in Memphis, Tennessee.

Among his roles are the history teacher, Mr. Teasdale, in Red Dawn, Hazel in Cannery Row, James Bond's friend Sharkey in 1989's Licence to Kill, a shouting police captain in 48 Hrs. (a role he later parodied in The Last Action Hero), the train coachman in Tracks and former professional boxing champion Harry Noble in *batteries not included. He also made an effective pairing with John Candy as two bumbling subordinates; first as two tank soldiers (under an equally bumbling St. Tree Dan Akroyd) in the cult classic 1941 and later as "Wally World" Security Guards in National Lampoon's Vacation. His most recent role was as a guest star on the television series ER.


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