
Richard Sanders
Biography
Richard Kinard Sanders is a retired American actor and screenwriter. He played quirky news anchorman Les Nessman on the CBS sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati.
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Known For
Acting History
2002
Rose Red as Mr. Stanton
2000Men of Honor as Donny Moor Bartender
2000Lovers Lane as Dr. Jack Grefe
1999Batman Beyond as Mr. Deakins (voice)
1995Unhappily Ever After as Mr. Peabody
1995Simon & Simon: In Trouble Again as Dr. Budwig
1994The Beans of Egypt, Maine
1991Neon City as Dickie Devine
1991The New WKRP in Cincinnati as Les Nessman
1990Gravedale High as Ben Franklin (voice)
1989Coach as Warren Graustark
1989The Absent-Minded Professor: Trading Places as Dr. Dark
1988Perry Mason: The Case of the Avenging Ace as Chester Lackberry
1987Nothing In Common as Dooley
1987Married... with Children as Mr. Conner
1986Designing Women
1986Sidekicks
1986ALF as Hogarth
1986Inhumanoids
1986Blacke's Magic
1985Growing Pains as Luther
1985Growing Pains as Dr. Rosenfeld
1985Berrenger's as Frank Chapman
1984Charles in Charge as Professor Smalley
1984Murder, She Wrote as Gerald Richards
1984Murder, She Wrote as Arnold Megrim
1984Who's the Boss?
1984Night Court as Clark Edwards
1983Found Money as Robbins
1983Valley Girl as Drivers' Ed Teacher
1983Goodnight, Beantown
1983The Invisible Woman as Orville
1982It Takes Two
1982Newhart as Cecil Breech
1981Simon & Simon
1980Solid Gold as Self
1980Trouble in High Timber Country as Lester
1980The Nude Bomb as German Delegate
1979Knots Landing as Harry Nold
1979Diary of a Teenage Hitchhiker as Mr. Fogarty
1979Ike as Correspondent
1978Bud and Lou as Doctor
1978WKRP in Cincinnati
1978WKRP in Cincinnati as Les Nessman
1978Keefer as Bemmel
1978Ruby and Oswald as Agent Kelley
1977Rafferty
1977Good Against Evil as The Doctor
1977Alexander: The Other Side of Dawn as Travis
1976Alice
1974The Rockford Files as Samuel Romney
1974Lincoln: Trial by Fire as Minister Adams
1973Kojak as Drunk
1970McCloud
1948The Philco Television Playhouse as Prosecuting Attorney
1948The Philco Television Playhouse








