Corey Parker (actor)
Corey Parker (born July 8, 1965) is an American actor and acting coach. Early life. Corey Parker is the son of actress Rochelle Natalie "Rocky" Parker (1940–2014) and her second husband, John David Haas. Parker began his acting career at the age of four, starting in television commercials. He later attended the High School of Performing Arts. Career. Following high school, Parker committed to acting full-time. Parker has worked as an actor for 40 years and is a member of the Actors Studio and the Ensemble Studio Theater. Parker performed onstage at the 61st Academy Awards . Movies in which Parker has appeared include "Biloxi Blues", "Willy/Milly", "White Palace", "", and "How I Got Into College". He has also appeared on television in series including "Thirtysomething," "Broadway Bound", "Blue Skies", "" "Encino Woman", and co-starred with Téa Leoni in the 1992-93 Fox sitcom "Flying Blind". He later had a recurring role on the sitcom "Will & Grace". His television movies include "The Lost Language of Cranes" for the BBC, "Mr. and Mrs. Loving", "Courage" with Sophia Loren, "A Mother's Prayer", and "Destiny, The Elizabeth Taylor Story." Parker is also an acting coach. He has been guest  artist at Rhodes College and at the University of Memphis. He was the official acting coach for CMT's "Sun Records" and will also work as a coach on "Ms. Marvel". Corey Parker is a guest instructor at HB Studio.