|
Birthplace:
Long Beach, New York
Britney Gets Serious
A new Britney opens up to OK! Magazine.
TV's Lovely Ladies
Check out the women that keep us tuning in.
Prolific character actor of film and TV since the 1970s whose commanding glare, bald pate, lanky physique, and ramrod posture lend credibility to his often less than sympathetic portrayals of military brass, law men, and other men of authority. While most of his characters are fairly solemn, Lauter previously worked as a stand-up comic before turning into a professional tough guy. He works constantly and has amassed a huge number of credits in guest shots, TV-movies, miniseries, and feature films, usually in supporting roles, in a variety of genres including Westerns ("The Magnificent Seven
Gaming Commission Chairman
1972
Feature debut in two films released at roughly the same time, "The New Centurions" and "The Magnificent Seven Ride"
1973
TV-movie debut, "Class of '63"
1975
First starring role in a TV-movie, "Last Hours Before Morning", a detective drama set in the 1940s
Played the recurring role of a corrupt cop on the comedy adventure series "B.J. And the Bear"
1991
Played a lead in "Stephen King's Golden Years", a CBS miniseries
|
|