A.C. Weary

A.C. Weary directed Quiet on the Set Off-Broadway in 1990.

He began his television career in the late 1970s, appearing as a paramedic in one episode of Ryan's Hope in 1978. In 1979, he appeared in the film Starting Over as Athletic Father and in Nocturna as a musician. He also began appearing as Dick Grant and Theo in the television series One Life to Live in 1979, continuing through 2011 for a total of four episodes.

In 1980, he appeared as Sam Page in six episodes of The Six O'Clock Follies and as Fred Platt in an episode of Tenspeed and Brown Shoe. In 1981, he played Peter Hays in an episode of Nero Wolfe and Bruce Warnick in an episode of Hill Street Blues. In 1982, he appeared as Dan Butler in six episodes of Texas and as Charlie Andrews in six episodes of Q.E.D. In 1983, he played Jack Gordon in the television film 13 Thirteenth Avenue.

In 1984, he appeared as Lt. George Barwell in the film What Waits Below and as Gary Shaw in 23 episodes of the television series The Edge of Night. His television credits in 1986 included an appearance as Douglas in an episode of The Wizard. In 1987, he appeared as Peter Draden in an episode of Kate & Allie, as David in an episode of Tales from the Darkside, and in an episode of Leg Work.

In 1991, he played John Roe in an episode of Jake and the Fatman and Kramer, a club manager, in an episode of Father Dowling Mysteries. In 1992, he appeared as lawyer Carl Reisman in an episode of L.A. Law. He played Reporter #8 in the television film Indictment: The McMartin Trial in 1995 and appeared as a newscaster in the film Eye for an Eye in 1996.

In 2008, he played Randolph Van Pelt in the short film The Van Pelt Family.