David Hart

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Biography

Trial Lawyer David "Mac Truck" Hart, by profession, is an active trial lawyer in Dallas, Texas. He teaches Trial Advocacy as a Judge/Instructor at Temple University Beasley School of Law. Martial Artist David earned his nickname while sparring. Producer/Director Daniel Millican observed, "he fights like a Mack Truck!" Millican has referred to David as Mac or Mac Truck ever since. The name fits. Mr. Hart holds the rank of Black Belt in American Kenpo , a martial art scientifically designed for street self defense. Additionally, David has studied Krav Maga and kick boxing. Actor David "Mac Truck" Hart is most famous for getting blown up by a grenade in Millican's film Striking Range.

  • Primary profession
  • Actor
  • Country
  • United States
  • Nationality
  • American
  • Gender
  • Male
  • Birth date
  • 03 March 1964
  • Place of birth
  • Marianna· Florida
  • Death date
  • 2011-01-05
  • Death age
  • 84
  • Place of death
  • 2011-1-5
  • Cause of death
  • Natural causes
  • Children
  • Terry Hart
  • Education
  • Chipola College·Eton College
  • Knows language
  • English language·Yiddish
  • Member of
  • West Coast Eagles·South Fremantle Football Club
  • Parents
  • George Hart

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Is a native of Panama City, Florida.

Father of Mamrie Hart.

Also property magnate and defense industry lobbyist.

Also had son with Karen Weiss and daughters with Hazel OLeary and Kate Agazarian.

Model for the character Stephen Sweet in "GB84", a 2004 thriller by David Peace.

Alleged to be involved in a coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea in the early 2000s along with Simon Mann and Mark Thatcher.

Best known for masterminding Margaret Thatchers operation to break the National Union of Mineworkers strike in 1984-85, including bankrolling the breakaway Union of Democratic Mineworkers.

Son of Louis Albert "Boy" Hart, Jewish by birth and the founder and chairman of Henry Ansbacher merchant bank. His mother was Irish, though Hart was baptized into the Church of England.

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