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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1943-05-10 (81 years old)

Place of Birth

Waukegan, Illinois, United States

David Clennon

Biography:

​From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

David Clennon (born May 10, 1943) is an American actor perhaps best known for his portrayal of Miles Drentel in the ABC series Thirtysomething, a role he reprised on Once and Again.

Clennon was born in Waukegan, Illinois, the son of Virginia, a homemaker, and Cecil Clennon, an accountant. Clennon is well known for his political activism.

In 1980, David Clennon provided the voice for Admiral Motti in NPR's Star Wars The Original Radio Drama. He was a regular on the TV shows Almost Perfect, The Agency and Saved. Most recently, Clennon played Carl Sessick (a.k.a Carl the Watcher) on Ghost Whisperer.

In 1993 he won an Emmy award for his guest appearance on the series Dream On.

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Known For

Acting

2023

Lars Shrike Walks the Night as Richard Kendred

2020

The 11th Green as Peaches

2019

Creepshow as Calvin (segment "Doodles")

2016

Dr. Del as Mr. Stone

2015

Vacation as Harry Co-Pilot
Reversion as Ciespy
Amigo Undead as Old Man Schumer

2014

Gone Girl as Rand Elliott

2013

Mr. Jones as The Curator
Ghost Phone as Hamilton Pierce
House of Cards as Ted Havemeyer

2011

The Good Doctor as Dr. Harbison
J. Edgar as Senator Friendly

2010

Breaking Out as Boss
Extraordinary Measures as Dr. Renzler
1945A as General

2009

2008

The Mentalist as Judge Dellinger

2007

Saving Sarah Cain as Homeless Man

2006

Flags of Our Fathers as White House Official

2005

Syriana as Donald
Ghost Whisperer as Carl Sessick
Weeds as Charles
Grey's Anatomy as Jack Shandley
Prison Break as Conrad Dallow

2004

Silver City as Mort Seymour
LAX as Ralph Gravis
Boston Legal as Attorney Braxton Mason

2003

The Agency as Joshua Nankin
NCIS as Max Ellswood

2001

The Visit as Parole Board Member Brenner
Crossing Jordan as Charles Gibson
Scrubs as Dr. Turner
The Agency as Joshua Nankin

2000

1999

Family Law as Andrew Weller

1998

The Staircase as Simon Filger
Playing by Heart as Martin (uncredited)
Maximum Bob as Nathan Cahill
From the Earth to the Moon as Dr. Lee Silver

1997

Mad City as Street Preacher
Just Shoot Me! as Martin Spancer

1996

Grace of My Heart as Dr. "Jonesy" Jones

1995

Original Sins as Jimbo
Tecumseh: The Last Warrior as William Henry Harrison
Two Crimes as Jim
Star Trek: Voyager as Dr. Crell Moset
NewsRadio as Judge
Almost Perfect as Neal Luder

1994

ER as Jared Morgan

1993

And the Band Played On as Mr. Johnstone
Matinee as Jack

1992

Light Sleeper as Robert
Man Trouble as Lewie Duart

1990

Downtown as Jerome Sweet
The Image as Dr. Sigmond Grampton
Dream On as Peter Brewer

1988

The Couch Trip as Lawrence Baird
Betrayed as Jack Carpenter

1987

He's My Girl as Mason Morgan

1986

Blood & Orchids as Phillip Murray
Legal Eagles as Blanchard

1985

Sweet Dreams as Randy Hughes
The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents as Professor John Tate

1984

Falling in Love as Brian Gilmore
Best Kept Secrets as Rev. Warner
Murder, She Wrote as Wilton Tibbles

1983

Star 80 as Martin "Geb" Gebber
Special Bulletin as Dr. Bruce Lyman
The Right Stuff as Liaison Man
Hanna K. as Ammon

1982

The Thing as Palmer
Missing as Consul Phil Putnam
The Escape Artist as Newspaper Editor

1981

1980

Gideon's Trumpet as James Fitzpatrick
Reward as Steve Rawlin
Hide in Plain Sight as Richard Fieldston

1979

Being There as Thomas Franklin

1978

Gray Lady Down as USS Neptune Crewmember
Go Tell the Spartans as Lt. Finley Wattsberg
On the Yard as Psychiatrist

1977

The Greatest as Captain

1976

Helter Skelter as Harry Jones

1975

Crime Club as Peter Karpf
The Seagull as Medvedenko
Barney Miller as Bodhisattva
Barney Miller as Jeffrey Stevens
Barney Miller as Howard Weckler
Barney Miller as Howard Speer
Barney Miller as Justice Department Counsel Chester Monahan

1974

The Migrants as Tom Trimpin

1973

The Paper Chase as Toombs
Kojak as George Martin

1971

Great Performances as Medvedenko

1969

Story Theatre as Ensemble Member

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame as James Fitzpatrick

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The Sound as Kurt

Crew

1992