Three's a Crowd. In 1985, he played Mr. Boddy in the film Clue, based on the board game of the same name. While the film was unsuccessful in theaters on its first run, it later became a cult classic and it is often the role for which Ving is now most recognized. In 1987 Ving appeared in the Who's the Boss episode titled "Walk on the Mild Side". Ving played Jake McGuire, a motorcyclist bad boy who Angela dates while fulfilling a list of wild things she wanted to do while in high school. Ving's country band Range War also performed two songs during the episode. Also in 1987, Ving reunited with director Penelope Spheeris for her film Dudes. Ving was cast as the main antagonist, a gang leader who murders one of the protagonists. The plot revolves around the murder victim's friends looking to bring the Ving's character to justice. Ving appeared in a cameo role in the 2009 National Lampoon comedy Endless Bummer. He was also cast in Death Rider in the House of Vampires, a Spaghetti Western horror film directed by Glenn Danzig that is set for release in 2020. Discography Fear Guitar and vocals on all. The Record (1982) More Beer (1985) Live...For the Record (1991) Have Another Beer with Fear (1995) American Beer (2000) Range War Home on the Range (recorded 1985, released 2017) - vocals, guitar MD.45 The Craving (1995) - vocals, harmonica With Sound City Players Sound City: Real to Reel (2013) - vocals on "Your Wife Is Calling" Filmography Television appearances Documentaries References External links 1950 births American male film actors American male singers American punk rock singers Fear (band) members Living people Musicians from Philadelphia American people of Italian descent Singers from Pennsylvania MD.45 members