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BIOGRAPHY
Boston, Massachusetts, native Richard Herd is a recipient of a Screen Actors Guild
Award for his role as Mr. Wilhelm in the award winning sitcom Seinfeld. Herd was
most recently on the popular Desperate Housewives series, and he will be seen
as billionaire oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall II in "The Anna Nicole Smith Movie"
(due for November 2007 release), and an upcoming Hallmark special Love's Unfolding
Dream. He is known to millions of television viewers for his portrayal of John
the Supreme Commander on the mini-series "V," and his recurring role as Admiral
William Noyce on Seaquest. In recent years Herd had guest star roles in the PBS
Masterpiece Theater's "Song of the Lark" with Academy Award Winner Maximilian
Schell; NBC's "Shattered Mind" with Heather Locklear, and "Ike - The War Years"
with Robert Duval among others. Additional television credits include Admiral
Owen Paris on Star Trek Voyager, and three seasons as Captain Dennis Sheridan
in T.J. Hooker among numerous guest star roles.
Herd was raised in the
'south-end' of Boston and as a child suffered from Osteomyelitis from second grade
to Sixth grade. Thanks to the miracle of penicillin he recovered and within a
few years was totally healed. He started his acting career on stage while still
in high school, and was one of a few chosen for a two-year apprenticeship-acting
program with the Boston Summer Stock Theater. After numerous theatre, television
and movie work in New York he got his break in the Academy Award nominated All
the President's Men. His next roles included the Oscar nominated thriller "The
China Syndrome," Golden Globe nominated "The Onion Field" with James Woods, and
the Stallone film F.I.S.T. More recent films include Clint Eastwood's "Midnight
in the Garden of Good and Evil," "Sgt. Bilko" with Steve Martin, Carl Reiner's
"Summer Rental," and in the last year he has starred in several features in the
film festival circuit including "The Dog Days of Summer," with Will Patton, and
"Checkers."
Well established in Theatre,
Herd's credits include David Mamet's Duck Variations, in Denver and Tulsa in 2006
with Walter Koenig, the New York Productions of Electra, Harlequinade, 20 Poems,
and e.e. Cummings. He is the winner of an Obie and a Vernon Rice Award for The
Coach with the Six Insides, and was in the National Tours of Write Me a Murder,
Hamlet, and Twelfth Night. His critically acclaimed roles are the World Premiere
of Cecil B. Demille Presents…A One Man Show, and the West Coast Premiere of Other
People's Money at famed Old Globe in San Diego, Ca. Herd also co-wrote Prisoner
of the Crown which had its world premiere at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, Ireland.
He has also produced two off-Broadway plays.
Currently, Herd is making
a name for himself with his poetry and art. He is the recipient of the Wilkins
Award for poetry from the Santa Barbara Writer's Conference, and is published
in ONTHEBUS and Mo+th. He just completed his first chapbook FEASTING WITH PANTHERS.
His paintings are in private and corporate collections throughout North American
and Worldwide. Locally he has shown at the NoHo Art Gallery in North Hollywood,
The Studio Gallery in Oxnard, StuART Galley, Enfusion Gallery in Downtown L.A.,
and at the Finegood Art Gallery in West Hills.
Three years ago Herd became
part of the "Enterprise Blues Band," created by Vaughn Armstrong (another Star
Trek actor), with his fellow convention veterans and actors, Casey Biggs, Steve
Rankin, and long-time Trek visual effects supervisor Ron B. Moore and actor and
friend William Jones. Together they have recorded two CDs and are invited to play
throughout the world.
Richard lives in Southern
California with his wife Pat (who is also an actress and has made numerous appearances
on television and in feature films). The family includes their cat Archie and
dog Cisco.
FILMOGRAPHY
- Song
of the Lark, The (2000) (TV) .... Reverend Larsen
- Joseph: King of Dreams
(2000) (V) (voice) .... Jacob
- Vic
(1999) .... Richard Hanson
... aka Final Act (1999) (USA)
- Survivor, The (1998)
.... Bradford
- I Married a Monster
(1998) (TV) .... Dr. Paul Drummond, Kelly's Uncle
- Midnight in the Garden
of Good and Evil (1997) .... Henry Skerridge
- Journey of the Heart
(1997) (TV)
- Yesterday's Target
(1996) .... Aaron
- Shattered Mind (1996)
(TV) .... Chester
... aka Terror Inside, The (1996) (TV)
- Sgt. Bilko (1996)
.... Gen. Tennyson
... aka Sergeant Bilko (1996)
- Case for Life, A
(1996) (TV) .... Bud Cromwell
- "Seinfeld"
(1990) TV Series .... Wilhelm (1995-1998)
- Secretary, The (1995)
(TV) .... Chuck Bosnell
- Cosmic Slop (1994)
(TV) .... Cardinal (segment "The First Commandment")
- Gift of Love, The
(1994/II) (TV)
... aka Set for Life (1994) (TV)
- "Winnetka
Road" (1994) TV Series .... Mike
- SeaQuest DSV (1993)
(TV) .... Adm. Noyce
- Skeeter (1993) (uncredited)
- "Adventures of
Brisco County Jr., The" (1993) TV Series ....
President Cleveland
... aka "Brisco County Jr." (1993)
- Majority Rule (1992)
(TV)
- Seduction: Three Tales
from the 'Inner Sanctum' (1992) (TV) .... Charles Hackley
- Judas Project, The
(1990) .... Arthur Cunningham
- Nashville Beat (1990)
(TV)
- Big One: The Great Los
Angeles Earthquake, The (1990) (TV) .... Ray
... aka Great Los Angeles Earthquake, The (1990) (TV)
- Corporate Affairs
(1990) .... Cyrus Kinkaid
- Camp Cucamonga (1990)
(TV) .... Thornton Bradley
... aka How I Spent My Summer (1990) (TV)
- Fall from Grace (1990)
(TV) .... Richard Dortch
- Gleaming
the Cube (1989) .... Ed Lawndale
... aka Brother's Justice, A (1989)
... aka Skate or Die (1989)
- My First Love (1988)
(TV) .... Chet Townsend
- "Favorite
Son" (1988) (mini) TV Series
... aka "Target: Favorite Son" (1988) (mini)
- Planes, Trains &
Automobiles (1987) .... Walt
- Trancers (1985)
.... Chairman Spencer
... aka Future Cop (1985)
- Summer Rental (1985)
.... Angus MacLachlan
- "V: The Final
Battle" (1984) (mini) TV Series .... John
- Deal of the Century
(1983) .... Lyle
- V (1983) (TV) ....
John
... aka V: The Original Mini Series (2001) (TV) (USA: DVD title)
- "T.J.
Hooker" (1982) TV Series .... Capt. Dennis
Sheridan (1982-1985)
- Farrell for the People
(1982) (TV) (as Richard T. Herd) .... Randolph Gardner
- T.J. Hooker (1982)
(TV) .... Captain Sheridan
- Lovely But Deadly
(1981) .... Honest Charley Gilmarten
- Elvis and the Beauty
Queen (1981) (TV) .... Thompson
- Fighting Back (1980)
(TV) .... Chuck Noll
... aka Fighting Back: The Story of Rocky Bleier (1980) (TV)
- Enola Gay: The Men,
the Mission, the Atomic Bomb (1980) (TV) .... General Groves
- Schizoid (1980)
.... Donahue
... aka Murder by Mail (1980)
- Private Benjamin
(1980) .... Brig. Gen. Foley
- Marciano
(1979) (TV) .... John Furst
- Onion Field, The
(1979) .... Beat Cop
- "Ike" (1979)
(mini) TV Series .... Gen. Omar Bradley
- China Syndrome, The
(1979) .... Evan Mc Cormack
- Wolf Lake (1978)
.... George
... aka Honor Guard, The (1978)
- Terror Out of the Sky
(1978) (TV) .... Col. Mangus
... aka Revenge of the Savage Bees, The (1978) (TV) (USA)
- Kate Bliss and the
Ticker Tape Kid (1978) (TV) .... Donovan
- F.I.S.T. (1978)
.... Mike Monahan
- Dr. Scorpion (1978)
(TV) .... Bill Worthington
- Hunted Lady, The
(1977) (TV) .... Capt. Wilson
- "Captains and the
Kings" (1976) (mini) TV Series
- All the President's
Men (1976) .... James W. McCord Jr.
- Pueblo (1973) (TV)
.... Lt. Cmdr. C. Clark
... aka Pueblo Affair (1973) (TV) (USA)
- Hercules in New York
(1970)
... aka Hercules - The Movie (1970)
... aka Hercules Goes Bananas (1970)
NOTABLE
GUEST APPEARANCES
- "Family Law" (1999)
playing "Judge Neil Walker" in episode:
"Big Brother" (episode # 3.17) 18 March 2002
- "Star Trek: Voyager"
(1995) playing "Admiral Owen Paris" in episode:
"Endgame: Part 1" (episode # 7.25) 23 May 2001
- "Star Trek: Voyager"
(1995) playing "Admiral Owen Paris" in episode:
"Endgame: Part 2" (episode # 7.26) 23 May 2001
- "Star Trek: Voyager"
(1995) playing "Admiral Owen Paris" in episode:
"Author, Author" (episode # 7.20) 18 April 2001
- "Fugitive, The" (2000)
playing "Jack" in episode: "Jenny"
(episode # 1.15) 16 February 2001
- "Star Trek: Voyager"
(1995) playing "Admiral Owen Paris" in episode:
"Inside Man" (episode # 7.6) 8 November 2000
- "JAG" (1995) playing
"Charlie Hoskins" in episode: "The Bridge at Kang
So Ri" (episode # 5.18) 29 February 2000
- "Caroline in the City"
(1995) playing "Barney" in episode:
"Caroline and the Big Night" (episode # 4.7) 9 November
1998
- "Diagnosis Murder"
(1993) playing "Archie Mullen" in episode:
"Write, She Murdered" (episode # 6.7) 5 November 1998
- "Pacific Blue" (1995)
playing "Ethan Callaway" in episode: "With
This Ring" (episode # 3.20) 5 April 1998
- "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
(1997) playing "Dr. Stanley Backer" in episode:
"Killed by Death" (episode # 2.18) 3 March 1998
- "Pacific Blue" (1995)
playing "Ethan Callaway" in episode: "Cop
in a Box" (episode # 3.9) 2 November 1997
- "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"
(1993) playing "Dr. Hansen" in episode:
"Colleen's Paper" (episode # 5.17) 8 February 1997
- "Grace Under Fire"
(1993) playing "Police Captain" in episode:
"Road to Nowhere" (episode # 4.7) 6 November 1996
- "Walker, Texas Ranger"
(1993) playing "General Garrity" in episode:
"Codename: Dragonfly" (episode # 5.7) 2 November 1996
- "ER" (1994) playing
"Dr. Murphy" in episode: "Men Plan, God Laughs"
(episode # 1.21) 27 April 1995
- "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"
(1993) playing "Dr. John Hansen" in episode:
"Where the Heart Is: Part 1" (episode # 2.6) 20 November
1993
- "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"
(1993) playing "Dr. John Hansen" in episode:
"Where the Heart Is: Part 2" (episode # 2.7) 20 November
1993
- "Quantum Leap" (1989)
playing "Ziggy Ziganovich" in episode:
"Mirror Image - August 8, 1953" (episode # 5.22) 4 May
1993
- "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
(1987) playing "L'Kor" in episode:
"Birthright: Part 2" (episode # 6.17) 27 February 1993
- "Murder, She Wrote"
(1984) playing "Arnett Cobb" in episode:
"The Petrified Florist" (episode # 9.15) 21 February
1993
- "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
(1987) playing "L'Kor" in episode:
"Birthright: Part 1" (episode # 6.16) 20 February 1993
- "Renegade" (1992)
playing "Sheriff Frank Brown" in episode:
"Mother Courage" (episode # 1.5) 17 October 1992
- "Tales from the Crypt"
(1989) playing "Phil Stone" in episode:
"Deadline" (episode # 3.12) 14 August 1991
- "Quantum Leap" (1989)
playing "Moe Stein" in episode: "Future
Boy - October 6, 1957" (episode # 3.13) 13 March 1991
- "FBI: The Untold Stories"
(1991)
- "Jake and the Fatman"
(1987) in episode: "God Bless the Child" (episode
# 4.1) 12 September 1990
- "China Beach" (1988)
playing "Bartender" in episode: "The
Thanks of a Grateful Nation" (episode # 3.17) 28 February
1990
- "Midnight Caller"
(1988) playing "Madina" in episode:
"Protection" (episode # 2.20) 1990
- "Mancuso, FBI" (1989)
playing "Red Burrows" in episode: "Little
Saigon" (episode # 1.2) 27 October 1989
- "Golden Girls, The"
(1985) playing "Ernie Faber" in episode:
"The Impotence of Being Ernest" (episode # 4.13) 4 February
1989
- "Matlock" (1986)
playing "Capt. Edward Hanna" in episode:
"The Captain" (episode # 3.6) 10 January 1989
- "Simon & Simon"
(1981) playing "Harry Flank" in episode:
"Ties That Bind" (episode # 7.12) 3 March 1988
- "Beauty and the Beast"
(1987/I) playing "Mr. Barnes" in episode:
"A Children's Story" (episode # 1.10) 4 December 1987
- "Rags to Riches" (1987)
in episode: "Foley vs. Foley" (episode # 1.2)
22 March 1987
- "Hill Street Blues"
(1981) in episode: "Norman Conquest" (episode
# 7.15) 10 February 1987
- "Scarecrow and Mrs. King"
(1983) playing "Jake Williamson" in episode:
"Photo Finish" (episode # 4.8) 14 November 1986
- "Simon & Simon"
(1981) playing "Harry Flank" in episode:
"The Rookie" (episode # 6.7) 6 November 1986
- "Dynasty" (1981)
playing "Jim Ellison" in episode: "The
Cry" (episode # 6.27) 16 April 1986
- "Murder, She Wrote"
(1984) playing "Harvey McKittrick" in episode:
"Murder in the Electric Cathedral" (episode # 2.16) 16
February 1986
- "Simon & Simon"
(1981) playing "Consul Dearborn" in episode:
"The Enchilada Express" (episode # 5.4) 24 October 1985
- "Hardcastle and McCormick"
(1983) playing "Colonel Joe Bartz" in episode:
"The Yankee Clipper" (episode # 3.3) 7 October 1985
- "Knight Rider" (1982)
playing "Jastrow" in episode: "Knight
Strike" (episode # 3.21) 5 April 1985
- "A-Team, The" (1983)
playing "Jonathan Durcell" in episode:
"Waste 'Em!" (episode # 3.21) 5 March 1985
- "Matt Houston" (1982)
playing "Patrick Moffett" in episode:
"The Beach Club Murders" (episode # 3.17) 1 February
1985
- "Hardcastle and McCormick"
(1983) playing "Arthur Huntley/Lonnie Vanatta"
in episode: "Mr. Hardcastle Goes to Washington" (episode
# 1.16) 15 January 1984
- "Powers of Matthew Star,
The" (1982) playing "Dave Wellman" in
episode: "Dead Man's Hand" (episode # 1.15) 11
February 1983
- "Simon & Simon"
(1981) playing "Kyle Edmunds" in episode:
"Double Entry" (episode # 1.11) 2 March 1982
- "Hart to Hart" (1979)
playing "Waldo Sommerton" in episode:
"The Hartbreak Kid" (episode # 3.10) 15 December 1981
- "Strike Force" (1981)
in episode: "Kidnap" (episode # 1.2) 20
November 1981
- "Greatest American Hero,
The" (1981) playing "Adam Taft" in episode:
"The Greatest American Hero" (episode # 1.1) 18 March
1981
- "M*A*S*H" (1972)
playing "Capt. Bill Snyder" in episode:
"Back Pay" (episode # 8.24) 10 March 1980
- "Hart to Hart" (1979)
playing "Lt. Fredricks" in episode: "Cop
Out" (episode # 1.7) 6 November 1979
- "Lazarus Syndrome, The"
(1979) in episode: "Malpractice" (episode
# 1.4) 2 October 1979
- "Starsky and Hutch"
(1975) playing "Smithers" in episode:
"Targets Without a Badge: Part 2" (episode # 4.19) 11
March 1979
- "Eight Is Enough"
(1977) playing "George McArthur" in episode:
"The Better Part of Valour" (episode # 3.23) 21 February
1979
- "Rafferty" (1977)
in episode: "Rafferty (Pilot)" (episode # 1.1)
5 September 1977
- "Streets of San Francisco,
The" (1972) playing "Greene" in episode:
"The Cannibals" (episode # 5.12) 20 January 1977
- "Rockford Files, The"
(1974) playing "Sheriff Gladish" in episode:
"Pastoria Prime Pick" (episode # 2.11) 28 November 1975
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