- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- May 10, 1943
- Place of Birth
- Waukegan, Illinois, USA
David Clennon
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia David Clennon (born May 10, 1943) is an American actor perhaps best known for his portrayal of Miles Drentel in the ABC series Thirtysomething, a role he reprised on Once and Again. Clennon was born in Waukegan, Illinois, the son of Virginia, a homemaker, and Cecil Clennon, an accountant. Clennon is well known for his political activism. In 1980, David Clennon provided the voice for Admiral Motti in NPR's Star Wars The Original Radio Drama. He was a regular on the TV shows Almost Perfect, The Agency and Saved. Most recently, Clennon played Carl Sessick (a.k.a Carl the Watcher) on Ghost Whisperer. In 1993 he won an Emmy award for his guest appearance on the series Dream On. Description above from the Wikipedia article David Clennon, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
movieThe Thing Expanded
2026 · Self
movieThe Sound
2025 · Kurt
movieLars Shrike Walks the Night
2024 · Richard Kendred
movieThe 11th Green
2020 · Peaches
tvCreepshow
2019 · Calvin (segment "Doodles")
movieThe Men of Outpost 31
2016 · Self
movieWelcome to the Men's Group
2016
movieDr. Del
2016 · Mr. Stone
movieReversion
2015 · Ciespy
movieVacation
2015 · Harry Co-Pilot
movieAmigo Undead
2015 · Old Man Schumer
movieGone Girl
2014 · Rand Elliott
tvFarmed and Dangerous
2014 · Bob Sears
movieGhost Phone
2013 · Hamilton Pierce
movieMr. Jones
2013 · The Curator
tvHouse of Cards
2013 · Ted Havemeyer
movieJ. Edgar
2011 · Senator Friendly
movieThe Good Doctor
2011 · Dr. Harbison
movieExtraordinary Measures
2010 · Dr. Renzler
1945A
movie1945A
2010 · General
movieBreaking Out
2010 · Boss
tvThe Philanthropist
2009
tvThe Mentalist
2008 · Judge Dellinger
movieSaving Sarah Cain
2007 · Homeless Man
tvOctober Road
2007
movieConstellation
2007 · Bear
movieFlags of Our Fathers
2006 · White House Official
tvSaved
2006 · Dr. Martin Cole
movieSyriana
2005 · Donald
tvGhost Whisperer
2005 · Carl Sessick
tvClose to Home
2005 · Arthur Stanton
tvPrison Break
2005 · Conrad Dallow
tvWeeds
2005 · Charles
tvGrey's Anatomy
2005 · Jack Shandley
tvNumb3rs
2005 · Mel Oliver
movieLife of the Party
2005 · Jack
tvBoston Legal
2004 · Attorney Braxton Mason
movieSilver City
2004 · Mort Seymour
tvLAX
2004 · Ralph Gravis
tvJoan of Arcadia
2003 · Health Spa Owner
tvNCIS
2003 · Max Ellswood
movieThe Agency
2003 · Joshua Nankin
tvScrubs
2001 · Dr. Turner
tvThe Agency
2001 · Joshua Nankin
tvCrossing Jordan
2001 · Charles Gibson
movieThe Visit
2001 · Parole Board Member Brenner
tvStrong Medicine
2000 · Judge
tvMission Hill
1999
tvThe West Wing
1999 · Jim
tvOnce and Again
1999
tvFamily Law
1999 · Andrew Weller
moviePlaying by Heart
1998 · Martin (uncredited)
movieThe Thing: Terror Takes Shape
1998 · Self, Thanks
tvMaximum Bob
1998 · Nathan Cahill
movieThe Staircase
1998 · Simon Filger
tvFrom the Earth to the Moon
1998 · Dr. Lee Silver
movieMad City
1997 · Street Preacher
tvJust Shoot Me!
1997 · Martin Spancer
movieGrace of My Heart
1996 · Dr. "Jonesy" Jones
tvAlmost Perfect
1995 · Neal Luder
movieTecumseh: The Last Warrior
1995 · William Henry Harrison
movieTwo Crimes
1995 · Jim
movieOriginal Sins
1995 · Jimbo
tvNewsRadio
1995 · Judge
tvStar Trek: Voyager
1995 · Dr. Crell Moset
tvCybill
1995 · Barry
tvER
1994 · Jared Morgan
movieNurses on the Line: The Crash of Flight 7
1993 · Dr. Rulon Beesley
movieAnd the Band Played On
1993 · Mr. Johnstone
movieBlack Widow Murders: The Blanche Taylor Moore Story
1993 · Dwight Moore
movieMatinee
1993 · Jack
movieLight Sleeper
1992 · Robert
movieThe Panama Deception
1992 · Thanks
movieMan Trouble
1992 · Lewie Duart
tvDream On
1990 · Peter Brewer
movieThe Image
1990 · Dr. Sigmond Grampton
movieDowntown
1990 · Jerome Sweet
movieBetrayed
1988 · Jack Carpenter
movieThe Couch Trip
1988 · Lawrence Baird
tvthirtysomething
1987
tvBeauty and the Beast
1987 · Cullen
movieHe's My Girl
1987 · Mason Morgan
movieConspiracy: The Trial of the Chicago 8
1987 · Richard Schultz
movieThe Trouble with Dick
1987 · Lars
tvSledge Hammer!
1986 · Harold Bell
movieLegal Eagles
1986 · Blanchard
tvBlood & Orchids
1986 · Phillip Murray
movieSweet Dreams
1985 · Randy Hughes
tvThe New Alfred Hitchcock Presents
1985 · Professor John Tate
movieFalling in Love
1984 · Brian Gilmore
tvMurder, She Wrote
1984 · Wilton Tibbles
movieBest Kept Secrets
1984 · Rev. Warner
movieStar 80
1983 · Martin "Geb" Gebber
movieThe Right Stuff
1983 · Liaison Man
movieHanna K.
1983 · Ammon
movieSpecial Bulletin
1983 · Bruce Lyman
movieLadies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains
1982 · Dave Robell
movieThe Thing
1982 · Palmer
movieThe Escape Artist
1982 · Newspaper Editor
movieMissing
1982 · Consul Phil Putnam
movieThe Day the Bubble Burst
1982
Park Place
tvPark Place
1981
movieReward
1980 · Steve Rawlin
movieGideon's Trumpet
1980 · James Fitzpatrick
movieHide in Plain Sight
1980 · Richard Fieldston
movieMarriage Is Alive and Well
1980 · David
movieBeing There
1979 · Thomas Franklin
movieBilly in the Lowlands
1979 · Social Worker
tvWKRP in Cincinnati
1978 · Norris Breeze
movieOn the Yard
1978 · Psychiatrist
movieGo Tell the Spartans
1978 · Lt. Finley Wattsberg
movieGray Lady Down
1978 · USS Neptune Crewmember
movieComing Home
1978 · Tim
moviePanic in Echo Park
1977
movieThe Greatest
1977 · Captain
movieDanger in Paradise
1977 · Hobart
movieBound for Glory
1976 · Carl
movieHelter Skelter
1976 · Harry Jones
movieCrime Club
1975 · Peter Karpf
tvBarney Miller
1975 · Bodhisattva, Jeffrey Stevens, Howard Weckler, Howard Speer, Justice Department Counsel Chester Monahan
movieThe Seagull
1975 · Medvedenko
movieThe Migrants
1974 · Tom Trimpin
tvKojak
1973 · George Martin
movieThe Paper Chase
1973 · Toombs
tvGreat Performances
1971 · Medvedenko
movieStory Theatre
1969 · Ensemble Member
tvHallmark Hall of Fame
1951 · James Fitzpatrick
Days with Dandekar
movieDays with Dandekar
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