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Nicholas Guest is an Anglo-American actor born in New York City. Best known for his role as the Headmaster on the USA Network's "U.S.A. High", he also appeared in the feature films "The Long Riders" as Bob Ford opposite his own brother Christopher Guest, who played his brother Charlie Ford. Other film roles include Todd Chester in "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation", Harry in "Trading Places" (Guest also co-authored with Robert Curtis Brown the song which they sang in the famous tennis club sequence). His theatre credits include Neil Simon's "The Gingerbread Lady" opposite Maureen Stapleton and directed by Anthony Perkins; RFK and other roles in Ed Begley Jr.'s musical "Cesar and Ruben", and, most recently, in the world premiere of "The Quarry" at Los Angeles's Moth Theater. He is married to actress Pamela Guest and they have three children.