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American Born Actor, David W. Buck. Born, July 12, 1964, Los Angeles County Hospital. Father, Sherman William Hoisington and Mother, Charlotte Rhea Smith.

Attended Chaffey College in Alta Loma California. Studied Economics, Business Administration and Finance. Worked as a waiter throughout college and was a member of the "Legacy" crew at "Rapport" (a critically acclaimed restaurant in Claremont California, run by Chef/Owner Joseph Rapport). While at Chaffey college, David formed a close friendship with Karate Kid consultant and actor Darryl Vidal. The two trained together in Kenpo Karate throughout their time together at Chaffey.

Married to Julie Gerhart in 1992 in Santa Cruz, California. David has one son, Maxwell Werner Roderick Buck, born October 21, 1994.

After leaving school, David toiled in the financial industry for years until 2009, when he made his stage debut at Rooster T Feathers in Sunnyvale California. After several years of dabbling in Stand Up, and after starring in the failed pilot "Criminal Apps" he was discovered by Husband and Wife Producers Nils Myers and L. Mattock Scariot, David experienced a personal crisis that inevitably led to his divorce, but also his lead role in "The Biggest Game in Town", a movie written and directed by John Nava. David currently lives in Palo Alto California with is Powerhouse Realtor Fiance Sherry Hyman Bucolo. THey split time between their homes in Palo Alto and Pebble Beach. David is an Avid Democrat and has been involved in several political campaigns. He is a Zen Buddhist who loves his hometown Sports teams of La (Dodger, Lakers and as he says "YES" my RAMS...Are home).

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