
Gregory Itzin
Acting
- Born
- April 20, 1948
- Died
- July 8, 2022
- Place of Birth
- Washington, District of Columbia, USA
- Known For
- Мужской
Biography
Gregory Martin Itzin (April 20, 1948 – July 8, 2022) was an American character actor of film and television, perhaps best known for his role as Charles Logan in the action thriller series 24. Description above from the Wikipedia article Gregory Itzin, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Filmography

The Mentalist
as Virgil Minelli
2008

NCIS
as Director Charlie, as Spencer Downing
2003

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
as Norman Stirling
2000

Desperate Housewives
as Dick Barrows
2004

Hawaii Five-0
as Alex Mackey
2010

24
as Charles Logan
2001

Friends
as Theodore Hannigan
1994

JAG
as Lawrence Culbertson
1995

Star Trek: Voyager
as Dr. Dysek
1995

The O.C.
as Stephen Herbert
2003

Diagnosis: Murder
as Andrew King
1993

The West Wing
as State Dept. Representative
1999

ER
as Burn Doctor
1994

Beverly Hills, 90210
as Father Chris
1990

The Practice
as Atty. Mark Grundel, as Atty. Walter Pyne, as U.S. Attorney Al Daly, as David Anderson, as D.A. Michael Stanfield
1997

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
as Ilon Tandro, as Hain
1993

Once Upon a Time
as Alphonse Frankenstein
2011

MacGyver
as Tom Cavanaugh
1985

Without a Trace
as Sydney's Co-Worker
2002

Medium
as Senator Jed Garrity
2005

Murder, She Wrote
as Ralph Brewer
1984

Crossing Jordan
as Andrew Helm
2001

Star Trek: Enterprise
as Captain Sopek, as Admiral Black
2001

L.A. Law
as Jack Angeletti
1986

Quantum Leap
as Sam Phillips
1989

The Resident
as Sunflower
2018

Boston Legal
as A.D.A. Todd Milken
2004

Judging Amy
as ASA Ethan Donahue
1999

Night Court
as Warren Karr, as Mugger
1984

Hill Street Blues
as Dr. Kaplan
1981

The A-Team
as Howard
1983

St. Elsewhere
as Ving Shalimar
1982

Charlie's Angels
as Waiter
1976

Party of Five
as School Psychologist
1994

Matlock
as Michael Fitzmorris, as Charlie Tuggle, as Assistant D.A., as Carl Richardson
1986

21 Jump Street
as Principal Jack Garner
1987

Coach
as Tom
1989

V.I.P.
as Ronnie Beeman
1998