Fred Dryer

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Born

1946-07-06

Place of Birth

Hawthorne, California, USA

Fred Dryer

Biography

Fred Dryer (born July 6, 1946) is an American actor. He is best known for playing Rick Hunter, a tough police detective in the TV series Hunter (1984 - 1991). He also was a defensive end for the New York Giants and the Los Angeles Rams, and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.

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Acting History

2020
Influence as Howie Goldstein
2018
Bumblebee as Sheriff Lock
2014
Crisis as Thomas Jefferson Smith
2013
The Wrong Woman as Detective Sanford
2013
The Millers as Sarge
2013
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. as Octavian Bloom
2009
Celebrity Ghost Stories as Self
2009
Accidentally on Purpose
2005
Suits on the Loose as Senator Boxwell
2003
NCIS as Marine Master Sergeant Thomas Fletcher
2003
Hunter as Rick Hunter
2003
Hunter: Back in Force as Rick Hunter
2003
Fire Over Afghanistan as Collins ezredes
2002
Shakedown as General Wolf
2002
Justice League: The Savage Time as Sgt. Rock
2002
Hunter: Return to Justice as Rick Hunter
2001
Justice League as Sgt. Rock (voice)
2001
Justice League as Sgt. Rock / Flagship Pilot #2 (voice)
2001
Playboy Mansion Parties Uncensored as Self
2000
The Independent as Jean Claude
2000
Highway 395 as Rawley Wade
2000
Warm Texas Rain as Karl Lorens
2000
Wild Grizzly as Ranger Frank Bradford
1999
Relic Hunter as Randall Fox
1999
Stray Bullet as Forest Mason
1995
Land's End as Mike Land
1995
The Return of Hunter: Everyone Walks in L.A. as Rick Hunter
1994
Day of Reckoning as Jack O'Brien
1993
Diagnosis: Murder as Police Chief Masters
1988
Mickey's 60th Birthday as Det. Sgt. Rick Hunter
1987
Sacrée Soirée as Self
1987
Death Before Dishonor as Gunnery Sgt. Burns
1984
Hunter as Rick Hunter
1984
Cannonball Run II as CHP #3
1984
The Fantastic World of D.C. Collins as Barney Daniels
1982
Something So Right as Mike Bosnick
1982
Cheers as Dave Richards
1982
The Kid From Nowhere as Larry Kandal
1981
The Star Maker as Milt Cooperman
1979
Hart to Hart
1977
Lou Grant
1977
CHiPs as Lt. John LeGarre
1976
Gus as Atoms player (sideline & showers) (uncredited)
1976
Laverne & Shirley
1970
Monday Night Football as Defensive End
1970
Monday Night Football as Defensive end
1970
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