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Michael Jeter: Evening Shade
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Jeter won a Tony award for his role as German Jewish bookkeeper Otto Kringelein in the Broadway revival of the musical Grand Hotel. He ... earned an LA Critics Circle Award, A Drama Desk Award and the Clarence Derwent Prize for his performance. In 1992 he received an Emmy for his work on the Burt Reynolds sit-com Evening Shade. He would earn two more Emmy nominations for guest starring roles in the drama series Pickett Fences and Chicago Hope.
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On "Evening Shade," which ran from 1990 to 1994, Jeter played the blustery assistant football coach Herman Stiles opposite the calm, paternal lead character played by Burt Reynolds. He won his Emmy in 1992.
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TV viewers got to know Jeter as Herman Stiles, a supporting player on EVENING SHADE, the Burt Reynolds sitcom from the early ‘90s. At the same time, he continued to turn in strong supporting work in films like WATERWORLD, MOUSE HUNT, and (in an especially hilarious cameo) FEAR & LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS.
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