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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1948-09-24 (76 years old)

Place of Birth

North Conway, New Hampshire, USA

Gordon Clapp

Biography:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Gordon Clapp (born September 24, 1948) is an American actor, best known for portraying the role of Det. Greg Medavoy for all 12 seasons on the television series NYPD Blue, winning an Emmy Award in 1998.

Known For

Acting

2024

Lost Nation as Delegate John Calhoon

2021

Blood Brothers as Mr. Roland
Mare of Easttown as Pat Ross
American Rust as Mr. Gelsey

2016

2015

The Perfect Guy as Bill Forsythe

2012

Perception as Alan Kendricks
Chicago Fire as Chaplain Orlovsky
Elementary as Deputy Chief Prosky

2009

Taking Chance as Tom Garrett
Falling Up as Colin O'Shea

2007

The Game Plan as Coach Mark Maddox
Private Practice as Coach Mike
Damages as Gary Parsons

2006

Flags of Our Fathers as General "Howlin' Mad" Smith

2005

Ghost Whisperer as Alan Silver
Criminal Minds as Det. Vic Wolynski
Grey's Anatomy as Victor Kaufman

2004

The Sure Hand of God as Jefferson T. Stevens
Deadwood as Gustave - The Tailor

2003

Cold Case as Daniel O'Leary

2002

Moonlight Mile as Tanner
Sunshine State as Earl Pinkney
Less than Perfect as Detective Martin
Monk as Francis Merrigan
Without a Trace as Bill Shields

2001

2000

1999

The Rage: Carrie 2 as Mr. Stark

1998

Hollywood Squares as Self - Panelist

1997

Badge of Betrayal as Mark Thatcher

1995

Abandoned and Deceived as Donald Quinn
Her Hidden Truth as Father Paul
The Outer Limits as Dr. Randall Strong

1993

Bonds of Love as Evaluator
NYPD Blue as Greg Medavoy

1991

Fever as Meeks

1990

Runaway Heart as Stubbs
Family of Spies as Capt. Burnett
Wings as Phil

1989

Small Sacrifices as Detective Doug Welch
Small Sacrifices as Detective Doug Welch

1988

Eight Men Out as Ray Schalk
The Wonder Years as Bruce Leegee
Dear John as Dave Travis

1987

Matewan as Tom Griggs

1985

Check It Out! as Mr. Vicker

1984

Night Court as Ralph Shannon

1982

Cheers as Shriner

1980

1979

Running as Kenny

1956

Tony Awards as Self - Nominee