Circus Lupus

Biography

Circus Lupus was among the many intelligent, brutal punk and punk-inspired groupings signed to Washington’s legendary Dischord label. Ironically, though, the music group primarily got its begin in Madison, WI, where vocalist Chris Thomson got arrived at from D.C. to wait university. There he fulfilled drummer Arika Casebolt, guitarist Chris Hamley, and bassist Reg Schrader, launching an initial one and doing different travels. A relocation to Washington was along with a change in bassists, with Seth Lorinczi overtaking that place. The resultant lineup documented two albums, 1991’s Super Genius and 1993’s Solid Brass, combined with the Joan Jett-produced “Pop Man” one and some various other paths before splintering thereafter. Hamley and Thomson trapped together, though, heading on to type the Monorchid some years afterwards.

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#	Fact
1	Graduated from Arsenal Technical High School, Indianapolis, IN; 1950.
2	Graduated from Butler University, Indianapolis, IN; 1954.
3	Census and marriage records show that his father was born in Syria; his mother was American.
4	Is Italian-American. His surname, Lupus, is an ancient Roman family name. From the Latin word "lupus" (later "lupo") which means "wolf".
5	A month after his 75th birthday on July 19, 2007 he broke his own weight-lifting endurance record of 76,280 pounds in 27 minutes that he had set in 2002 at age 70 by lifting 77,560 pounds in 24 minute and 50 seconds.
6	Best remembered by the public for his starring role as "Willie Armitage" on the TV series Mission: Impossible (1966).
7	He was hired by the US Army to appear in a series of commercials playing the role of Superman with the permission of "Detective Comics" (aka National Periodical Publications, now known as DC Comics). He did so for many months until the Playgirl pictorial was published. He then subsequently was terminated and the Army for many years later did no longer produce recruitment commercials for broadcast television. The Vietnam War was also a too still fresh memory in many Americans' minds. He distanced himself from the magazine since the 1980s and has declined further pictorials in later years.
8	Holds two world records for lifting a total of 76,280 pounds in 27 minutes, set in 2002 at age 70. He plans on breaking both of his world records again on his birthday in June 2007, at age 75.
9	Along with Greg Morris, he is one of only two Mission: Impossible (1966) cast members to stay with the series throughout its entire run.
10	Wife Sharon is a fitness consultant. They met in the 1950s when she visited the gym that Peter owned in Indiana. They kept their marriage a secret for a time because of the voluminous fan mail from women he was receiving during his run on Mission: Impossible (1966).
11	Father of actor Peter Lupus III.
12	Bodybuilding titles: Mr. Indianapolis (1954), Mr. Indiana (1960), Mr. Hercules and the world title of Mr. International Health Physique
13	Avid weightlifter; holds the Guiness world record for oldest person to bench-press over 300 pounds.
14	Posed nude as Playgirl's Man of the Month for April, 1974.



Actor

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Mission: Imposter	2014		President Bush
Mission: Irreparable	2012		P.L.
Carlo's Wake	1999		Uncle Chavy
Spy Game	1997	TV Series	Mr. White
Love, Cheat & Steal	1993		Guard #5
Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings	1993	Video	Cockfighter #2
Acting on Impulse	1993	TV Movie	Steven Smith
The Nutt House	1992		Musso
Driving Me Crazy	1991		GM Boss
Hangfire	1991		Sgt. Conlan
Think Big	1989		Bad Guy #1
Assassination	1987		TV Announcer
Pulsebeat	1985		Greg Adonis
The Escapist	1983
Police Squad!	1982	TV Series	Norberg
B.J. and the Bear	1981	TV Series	Mose
The Love Boat	1980	TV Series	Dave Porter
Fantasy Island	1980	TV Series	Antar
CHiPs	1979	TV Series	Peter Lupus
Mission: Impossible	1966-1973	TV Series	Willy Armitage
Giant of the Evil Island	1965		Pedro Valverde (as Rock Stevens)
Challenge of the Gladiator	1965		Spartacus (as Rock Stevens)
Goliath at the Conquest of Damascus	1965		Goliath (as Rock Stevens)
Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon	1964		Hercules (as Rock Stevens)
The Brass Bottle	1964		Slave (uncredited)
Muscle Beach Party	1964		Flex Martian (as Rock Stevens)
The Red Skelton Hour	1963	TV Series	Roommate / Silent Spot
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis	1963	TV Series	Casimir H. Prohosky Jr.
The Joey Bishop Show	1962	TV Series	Willie Foster
The Jack Benny Program	1962	TV Series	Tarzan
I'm Dickens, He's Fenster	1962	TV Series	Dr. Bartlett

Special Effects

Special Effects

Title	Year	Status	Character
Living 'til the End	2005	special effects technician

Producer

Producer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Curse of the Forty-Niner	2002	executive producer

Self

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
In the Cutz	2006	TV Series	Himself
The Steven Banks Show	1994	TV Series	Himself
Family Feud	1984	TV Series	Himself
Gala de l'union	1976	TV Series	Himself
Dinah's Place	1970-1974	TV Series	Himself
This Is Your Life	1972	TV Series	Himself
The Virginia Graham Show	1971	TV Series	Himself
The Merv Griffin Show	1970	TV Series	Himself
Pay Cards!	1969	TV Series	Himself

Archive Footage

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
Pioneers of Television	2011	TV Mini-Series documentary	Willy Armitage from Mission: Impossible
The Naked Archaeologist	2008	TV Series	Spartacus
Mission Impossible Versus the Mob	1969		Willy Armitage

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#	Quote
1	I want everyone to get fit and stay health, the second half of your life starts at 50. Will you be prepared to have the best time of your life like I'm having?



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