Randolph Mantooth

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Known For

Acting

Born

1945-09-19

Place of Birth

Sacramento, California, USA

Randolph Mantooth

Biography

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Acting History

2010
Bold Native as Richard Cranehill
2010
Scream of the Bikini as Ambasador Cartwright
2008
Sons of Anarchy as Charlie Horse
2007
He Was a Quiet Man as Dr. Willis
2007
Fire Serpent as Dutch Fallon
2006
Price To Pay as Bert
2005
Ghost Whisperer
2005
Criminal Minds as Patrick Gless
2000
Agent Red as Admiral Edwards
2000
Time Share as Ken Crandall
1999
Where Are They Now? as Self
1999
Enemy Action as Solonsky
1996
Promised Land as Ben Camden
1995
The City
1995
JAG as Ron Barret
1994
ER as Policeman (uncredited)
1993
Diagnosis: Murder as Mayor Bill Tremont
1993
Diagnosis: Murder as Randolph Mantooth
1993
Walker, Texas Ranger as James Lee Crown
1991
Before the Storm as Bing Tupper
1991
Under Cover as Bing Tupper
1989
Baywatch
1988
China Beach
1986
L.A. Law as Gil Tecowsky
1985
Terror at London Bridge as Joe Netz
1985
MacGyver as Earl Stringer
1985
Scene of the Crime
1984
Murder, She Wrote as Raymond Two Crows
1981
Aloha Paradise
1979
The Seekers as Abraham Kent
1979
Detective School
1978
Vega$
1978
Battlestar Galactica as Michael
1978
Dallas as Joe Don Ford
1977
The Love Boat as Alan Billingsley
1977
Operation Petticoat as Lt. Mike Bender
1977
Testimony of Two Men as Father Frank McNulty
1976
Charlie's Angels as Mark Williams
1973
Emergency +4 as Paramedic John Gage (voice)
1972
Emergency! as John Gage
1972
Emergency! as John Gage
1972
The Bravos as 2nd Lt. Lewis
1971
Marriage: Year One as Dan
1971
Sarge as Corporal Finch
1971
Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law as Keith Ryder
1971
Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law as Lonnie Roth
1971
Vanished as Ensign
1971
Alias Smith and Jones
1970
Night Gallery as Elkins (segment "Class of '99")
1970
The Bold Ones: The Senator as Lt. Tony Caffey
1970
McCloud
1969
Marcus Welby, M.D. as Intern
1968
Adam-12 as John Gage
1968
Adam-12 as Neil Williams
1968
One Life to Live
1962
The Virginian as Lt. Dorn