Facts of David Mendenhall
Full Name:	David Mendenhall
Birth Date:	June 13, 1971
Age:	52 years
Gender:	Male
Profession:	American Film, television and Voice Actor
Country:	America
Horoscope:	Gemini
Eye Color	Hazel
Hair Color	Black
Birth Place	Oceanside, California, United States.
Status	Single
Nationality	American
Ethnicity	White
Education	Southwestern University School of Law
Father	James Mendenhall
Siblings	Marissa
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David Mendenhall is an American film, television, and voice actor. He is well known for his role in the film, The Transformers: The Movie, Space Raiders, Over the top, and they still call me Bruce.

What is the Age of David Mendenhall?

David Mendenhall was born on June 13th, 1971, in Oceanside, California, in the United States of America. As of 2019, he is currently at the age of 48 with a birth sign Gemini. He is the son of James Mendenhall. His father died because of cancer in 1990 which changed his course to achieving a higher education.

So, he graduated from Southern California with a Bachelor’s degree in Theatre and Cinema-Television in 1998. Afterward,  in 2001, he proceeded to earn his Juris Doctor degree from Southwestern University School of Law. He has also one younger sister, Marissa. David holds American nationality. He belongs to the white ethnicity.

How is the Actors’ on-screen life?

David Mendenhall is no younger than he was at the time, but he is a boisterous and heartbreaking actor. The 48-year-old David, who still wiped the woman’s attention with his one look, still had to be in married life. Although he has shown no interest in a marriage, he actually shares the romance on screen in the 2011 thriller movie God Bless America. 

In the film, he portrayed the role of Mr. Harmon, and his character is married to actress Andrea Haper, who plays the role of the woman. While he is still unwilling to rave about his married life in public, he and his wife are the parents of beautiful daughter Roxanne ‘Roxy’ Harmon, played by Tara Lynne Barr. His silence about the love life certainly speculates gay rumors, but he has said nothing about it.

Mendenhall’s Career and Movies

• Mendenhall starts his acting career at the age of four
• In 1979, he auditions and won the role of Mike Webber in Soap General Hospital. He stayed with the series until 1986
• At that time, Mendenhall began to play in feature films. Mendenhall debuted in 1983 in the Space Western Space Raiders by Roger Corman.
• Remarkable television appearances in the 1980s included playing Elaine Nardo’s son in three episodes on taxi and a twelve-year drug dealer in “The Reporter,” a very special episode in the comic series Diff’rent Strokes.
• The episode then included a guest appearance, First Lady Nancy Reagan.

• At the age of 15, Mendenhall portrayed Sylvester Stallone’s son in the Over the Top (1987) drama about a truck driver trying to regain his alien son and become an arm wrestler champion.
• In the same year, he appeared in the comedy Going Bananas with Dom DeLuise and Jimmie Walker.
• In 1989, Mendenhall worked with Sally Kellerman, who was recorded in Chile, to The Secret of the Ice Cave.
• All three films were produced by Cannon Films.
• In 1989, Mendenhall starred with Christina Applegate in the drama Streets, again in collaboration with Roger Corman, who has produced.
• On television, Mendenhall spent two seasons in the NBC drama Our House, starring Wilford Brimley.
• Currently, David engaged with several productions in various stages of development for worldwide digital, television, and theatrical distribution.