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Luis Avalos Usually called in when a Mexican Doctor or Politician is required, Luis has been on our screens and performing for over forty years. He was born in Cuba in 1946 and first appeared on stage in 1968. Along with acting he has written a number of Screenplays and even directed one film He will be remember perhaps most, for the role of Dr. Doolats in the children's series The Electric Company in which he appeared in over 650 episodes, throughout the seventies. |
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Steven Bauer Born Esteban Echevarriain in Cuba, he moved to Florida with his family in 1959. Concerned he was being type cast as a Latino he eventually changed his name to Steven Bauer. It has been said that he was going to be a regular in HSB, but was offered a major big-screen role as Manny in the Film Scarface. Since Scarface Steven has appeared in a huge number of films and TV series and has even been Annie Lennox's motorcycling boyfriend, in a music video. |
Officer Fuentes Billed as Rocky Echevarria First two episodes. |
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Michael Biehn Michael brilliantly played the part of a repugnant rookie cop called Buttman. Who gets suspected of murdering a prostitute, after he embarrasses a fellow rookie (played by Tim Robbins) with her. In a later career he would become a freedom fighter, who fathered John Connor (with Linda Hamilton see below) and sent 'Arnie back'! Even later he would take Yul Brynner's part in the TV Magnificent Seven, star in Aliens and be nominated for best supporting actor for his role in the movie Abyss |
Patrolman Randall Buttman Three episodes in total. |
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Ellen Blake Ellen brought a sparkle into the life of Leo Schnitz (the stations desk officer). It also brought a sparkle to the series, with viewers wondering if the bashful pair would get together. She went on to co-star series like LA Law, along with numerous Film and Theatre appearances. She also has found time to help others working as a volunteer Family Skills Counselor, with Community Health Action of Staten Island. |
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Richard Bright One of those faces you know, but do not always remember the name. He was a top character actor, always on call when a 'hard man' was needed and had appeared in numerous films. He played Stubby in the episode "I want My Hill Street Blues", in 1986 Many were classics like The Gataway, Looking for Mr. Goodbar, Marathon Man and all three Godfather films. He was tragically run over by a New York bus in 2006, aged 68 |
Stubby
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Merritt Butrick He had a small part as a rapist in the second episode of the first series. He went on to appear in various productions but he will now always be remembered in his role, as Dr. David Marcus the son of Capt James T Kirk. He tragically Died in 1989 aged just 29. |
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Julius Carry Julius Carry is perhaps best known for his strong role as the bounty hunter, Lord Bowler, in the television series "The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr." His small part in in the 1982 Episode A Hair of the Dog was just his third TV appearance He went on to have parts in JAG, Columbo, Cosby and Doctor, Doctor. He often was credited as Julius J. Carry III in his early years. He sadly died in August 2008 aged just 56 |
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Don Cheadle Don was a comparative unknown when he appeared as Darius in the HSB episode 'Days of Swine and Roses'. In his later acting life he was even considered for the role of Huggy Bear in the Starsky & Hutch film. He appeared on TV as Sammy Davis Jr in The Rat Pack and was in the films Ocean's 11, 12,and 13. He is a highly respected actor who has won many awards and continues to act in television, movies, as well as in the theatre. |
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Pat Corley Pat Corley had portrayed around a hundred different roles, by the time he died in 2006. However, his favourite was as Coroner Wally Nydorf (a role he played with a slight smile). He enjoyed smoking over the corpse and could sometimes be seen performing an autopsy, while happily tucking into a huge snack. It is said that Laurence Olivier, phoned him about his portrayal of Wally Nydorf and told him, "that's the finest television acting I have ever witnessed |
Coroner Wally Nydorf 6 episodes
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James Cromwell James appears as the official Police handler for a Bear called Officer McBear, which is used to teach school children that the police are 'cool' He has appeared in many films and television programs, as well as theatre. Playing everyone from Princes Philip, to the President of the USA. Trekkies however, know him as Dr. Zefram Cochrane, inventor of the Warp Drive and the first Human to make contact with the Vulcans |
Police Bear Handler Appears in just the one episode, the last one of series five. |
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Lindsay Crouse Born in 1948 Lindsay played Kate McBride an Officer with lesbian tendencies, partnered with Lucy Bates after Joe's death (still a relatively daring idea in 1986). She has several strong scenes including remorse after killing a 'perp' and being accused of sexual harassment by a prostitute Later appeared in Bochco's L A Law and NYPD Blue as well as in Buffy, Law & Order and she Played Capt. Ruth Hagermann in Dragnet. |
Officer Kate McBride Guest appearances in around five episodes in the last two series |
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Gregory (Norman) Cruz Gregory Cruz the popular Native American actor has a small part in two episodes from the first series. Since HSB he has appeared in many TV series including X Files, Jag, NYPD and Saving Grace. He has also appeared in numerous films. |
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Timothy Daly Timothy who for many years was TV's Superman, popped up in the first series of HSB in the episode called 'Gatorbait' as Dann |
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Robert Davi From Colombian drug lord brave enough to take on 007, to helping Bruce Willis in Die Hard.. Robert has appeared many times on TV and Film as the tough guy, with a mean streak. In episode Stan the Man, he plays special narcotics undercover cop Stan Mizell and succeeds in winding up LaRue and Washington, with his reckless methods. |
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Dennis Dugan The character of Captain Freedom in his improvised 'super hero' costume, was invented just to drive Belker insane. and the inevitable conclusion of this relationship made for excellent television. Dennis had been on television since the early seventies and went on to Guest on Mash LA Law and Moonlighting. Today he is a successful Producer with numerous productions to his credit, including NYPD Blue. |
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Dominique Dunne Although she only had a small part as an abused young mother, this promising young actress is remembered because she was murdered, soon after filming the scene. It was noted during filming that she needed little make up for the role, having already been beaten by her boyfriend. A few days later he strangled here and after being in a coma for a few days, she sadly died. Her father was the noted Author Filmmaker and Vanity Fair Columnist, Dominick Dunne |
Abused Mum The 1982 episode 'Requiem for a Hairbag'
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Jill Eikenberry The still incredibly lovely Jill featured in 2 episodes playing one half of a hapless couple, who gets robed while visiting the big city. Her husband was played by real life husband Michael Tucker (please see his entry below).
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Michael Fairman Michael played the drunken and obnoxious Councilmen Arnold Detweiler. Often protected by his political friends. He is very much a Veteran Actor having been performing for over forty years on Stage, TV and in Films. Other guest appearance on TV included LA Law, The X Files and Cagney and Lacey |
Councilman Arnold Detweiler At least 6 episodes |
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Martin Ferrero Martin played many different HSB characters, over the years, including a robber and a mental patient. However, he is best remembered for his portrayal of a man who, thinks he is Duncan Renaldo (the actor who played Cisco Kid).. He even mistakes Ray Calletano for the the actor Leo Carrillo who played Pancho. In later life he had a recurring role of Izzy Moreno, the informant on "Miami Vice. He also brilliantly played Donald Gennaro, the cowardly lawyer in the movie "Jurassic Park" |
Alan Bradford AKA The Cisco Kid 3 episodes Mr. Sybert Photo courtesy |
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Laurence Fishburne Not unsurprisingly, Larry plays the part of a pimp for his one and only appearance on the street back in 1986. Since then he has appeared in countless moves and tv show, usually playing a tough but calm, militant but sensitive strong guy. No matter what roles he takes, he will however always be remembered as Morpheus from the film The Matrix and its sequels |
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Charles Fleischer Today he is probably best know for his work in Cartoons, most noticeably as the voice of Roger the Rabbit and Benny the Cab. He also still appears 'on screen' in films as diverse as Carry on Columbus, Nightmare on Elm Street and Back to the Future. Charles brilliant HSB appearance however is one that is remembered by many none fans, as well as the regulars.. He played a young car thief who can repairer just about anything and after being arrested, proceeds to fix all the faulty items in the precinct house. |
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William Forsythe William played a killer in two Episodes during 1983, at which time he was still unknown. After HSB he carried on with the tough guy image and is of course still doing it today. He played Al Capone in The Untouchables as well as Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano in Gotti. |
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Jonathan Frakes The famous Number One of the Starship Enterprise only appeared as a drug dealer in an episode of HSB back in 1982 He was still a virtual unknown having had bit parts in Charlie's Angels, Dukes of Hazards etc. Soon after his HSB role he landed a more regular role in Bare Essence and then Paper Dolls and Falcon Crest. It would be another four years before he would board the Enterprise |
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Andy Garcia Andy had two independent roles, 3 years apart. In the first episode 'Hill Street Station' as street kid Andy and again in 'Hair Apparent' as Ernesto a Diablo who is killed by a a Blood and triggers a gang war.. Born in Cuba in the mid fifties his family moved to Miami a few years later. Here his parents started, and then built up a successful perfume company. He has of course had many major roles since his humble beginnings as an unknown in the first ever HSB episode |
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Cuba Gooding Jr Cuba appeared twice in HSB once as a un credited 'Gang Member' and once as Ethan Dillon |
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Danny Glover Danny played the character Jesse John Hudson who is released from prison and attempts to establish himself on the Hill He appeared in four episodes of the first series |
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Martha Hacket Martha's first real break was when she landed the part of Carole Green for two episodes of HSB in 1986 After this she went on to play Tarellian in Star Trek Next Generation. This was followed by Sub commander T’Rul in Deep Space Nine and the 1996 she became Seska in Star Trek: Voyager. When she is not in space, she has also had several other down to earth roles. |
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Linda Hamilton Linda was a guest in at least 3 episodes of series four. Interesting note: Linda and Michael Biehn (above) were the parents of John Connor who would save the world in Terminator Belka meets Terminator now there's a thought for a great movie! |
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Hilly Hicks Unlike so many guest that started their careers at Hill Street, Hilly ended his there after 15 years of acting. He had many small parts in shows like Cosby, Mash and Cannon, but he is probably best remembered for his role as Lewis Moore (the younger son of Chicken George) in the TV series Roots. Hilly Hicks is today, the senior pastor at Crenshaw United Methodist Church in Los Angeles, California. |
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Kene Holliday Like many other guests Kene appeared as different people during the series. In three 1982 episodes, he played Vernon Lee a candidate for the Black Officers' Coalition. Later he became famous for his role as Tyler Hudson in the series Matlock, he has also appeared in numerous TV programs and films. |
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Michael Ironside Actor, Writer and Producer Michael Ironside appeared in 1983 in just the one episode playing the character Schrader. For this webmaster his later performance in V, was the highlight of that series |
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Jane Kaczmarek Jane got her first break by being cast as Officer Clara Pilsky and appeared in six episode during 1984 She went on to appear in numerous TV series. She received some seven consecutive Emmy nominations for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for her role in Malcolm in the Middle. |
Officer In 6 episodes |
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Stanley Kamel, Stanley Kamel acted for over three decades, before suffering a heart attack in 2008. He was a prolific player of character parts and they were not all 'good guys' (remember the repulsive Dr Graham Lester in Murder One) Some of the many series he appeared in were, Monk, Melrose Place, Cagney and Lacey, Star Trek, Quincy, Kojak, as well as Bochco's Murder One and L A Law. |
Agent Ramsey In at least 3 episodes |
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Yaphet Kotto A black man with a classic thoughtful face and incredibly expressive eyes, Yaphet has appeared in a huge amount of films ranging from being a Bond Villain to playing Othello. He appeared in the episode 'Blues in the Night' as Calvin Matthias. |
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Charles Levin Charles movies, including A Civil Action, Immediate Family, The Couch Trip, and The Man With One Red Shoe. He's more important TV roles have been on shows such as Law and Order, The Crew, Murphy Brown, Seinfeld, Designing Women, The Golden Girls and Night Court. In HSB he played a
Gay Male Prostitute who Belker befriends and who later becomes a 'snitch'
with tragic consequences. A number of years later he returns to the series
for just one episode and Belker finds out he (Eddie) is dying with AIDS. |
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Lisa Lindgren On Phil Esterhaus' Wedding Day, he faints at the Alter torn between his love for the beautiful and young Cindy and the older Erotic Grace (what a choice webmaster!) Lisa appears to have carried on acting until the mid eighties, after that she seems to have retired. She also supplied the voice of Tess in the cult Cartoon series Pole Position. |
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Kathleen Lloyd Sometimes also credited as Kathy Lloyd she started acting in the early seventies Her role in Hill Street caused some memorable scenes and a great partnership with Howard Hunter when she nurses him and he falls in love with her. She has appeared in many other shows including LA Law, but is possibly remembered best for her TV role of District Attorney Carol Baldwin in Magnum. |
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Andrea Marcovicci Andrea is today referred to as the Queen of Cabaret, having build a huge following. Life Magazine calling her the most Sinatra-like cabaret performer. As well as appearing on Stage, Andrea has appeared in many film and TV productions since she started in the late sixties. In HSB she played an attractive TV report who manipulates events to make for 'Good TV' LaRue takes her on a 'Stakeout' to try and impress her, with unexpected results! |
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Paul McCrane Paul grow up in Pennsylvania and started to appear in Broadway shows around 1978. However he became a familiar face on our cinema screen, as the fresh faced Montgomery (with a mop of Ginger Hair) in the eighties hit film Fame. In 1986 he appeared on HSB as a suspected mass murderer called The Creeper. His next big brake was a part in RoboCop, followed by a string of films like The Shawshank Redemption. He aslo found himself in regular TV spots, as Graem Bauerin in 24 and Dr. Robert Romano in ER |
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Frances McDormand Public Defender Connie Chapman exquisitely played by Oscar winner Frances McDormand, has several 'confrontations' with Joyce, before Joyce gets her fired for suspected drug abuse. Since HSB she has had a successful career as an actress and has been nominated for several awards, taking an Oscar for best actress in 1996 (Fargo). She has been married to one of the legendary Coen Brothers, since 1984 |
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Mark Metcalf Mark played brash, cocky Officer Harris, who was getting his partner Officer Fuentes, into scrapes. The role was cut shot however, when he is murdered character was murdered by a 'Hooker' in the episode 'Up in Arms'. After HSB Mark appeared in many other productions including the film Animal House as well as LA Law, Star Trek and Teen Angel. His is however probably most famous for his long running role as The Master in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. |
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Christopher David Noth Chris Noth is best know for being Detective. Mike Logan in Law & Order, and as Mr. Big on Sex and the City. He has also appeared in Films and even directed two TV Moves. He played Officer Ron Lipsky in three episodes of season six in 1986 |
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Edward James Olmos Like so many other players Edward James Olmos played more than one character in HSB. He played Joe Bustamonte three times and Judge Cruz just the once. |
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Chazz Palminteri It has been said that if an Italian gangster is needed and Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci are not available Chazz gets the gig!. The star of Yonkers Joe and A Bronx Tale, did not even make the credits in his second and short TV appearance up on the Hill. It did not harm him though, because he went on to play countless other roles, became a writer then a Director and today also produces. |
Sonny Cappelito One episode |
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CCH Pounder When Carol first appeared in HSB she was at the start of her extensive career. She appeared in three episodes each time as a different person. She then went on to work with Bochco both in LA Law (as Judge Roseann Robin) and the ill fated Cop Rock. She also had parts in the X files, Cosby, Miami Vice and many others. She is today most recognisable for the roles of Detective Claudette Wyms in the Shield and of course Dr. Angela Hicks in ER |
Wilma Tucker Jasmine Mrs Jones Three episode |
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Donnelly Rhodes When Donnelly first guested on HSB he was already a familiar face having appeared in some 40 Episodes of Soap (as as Dutch) and in several good westerns, including the gunfighter Macon, in the film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. He is best remembered in HSB for successfully dealing with Fay by laughing at her outburst in court, for a traffic violation. He is still acting today, in his seventies |
Judge Paul Grogin Three episodes |
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Michael Richards Michael was still trying to make the move from stand-up comedian, to famous actor, when he secured a small part in HSB. It would be another four years until he found himself in the role of Jerry Seinfeld's neighbour in Seinfeld. This inspired piece of casting of course, earned him three Emmy awards and made him a cult hero. |
Special Agent Dupre In the 1985 episode called "An Oy for an Oy" |
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Ron Rifkin Actor and Director Ron Rifkin was born in 1939 in New York and has had a long and distinguished career in film, on the stage and of course many television programs. He's perhaps best known for his long role as Arvin Sloane in the television series 'Alias' and more recently as Saul Holden in 'Brothers & Sisters' |
Monty DiMair In the 1984 episode called "Ratman and Bobbin" |
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Tim Robbins Tim only appeared in one episode as a rookie cop Lawrence Swan who joins the same day as Randall Buttman. (played by Michael Biehn). Swann kills himself after an 'initiation' party with a 'hooker' at the Kubiak Lodge. |
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Mimi Rogers Before Mimi got Lost In Space, she made two appearances on the Hill as Sandra Pauley in episodes 'Jungle Madness' and 'Rites of Spring'. Which were both broadcast as two part episodes. Of course the one time Mrs Tom Cruise has appeared in at least fifty
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Joanelle Romero Joanelle was the first American Indian woman to carry a lead role in A Girl Called Hatter Fox (1977) and has appeared in many productions. She has also Directed and Produced programs In 2006 she became CEO and the driving force behind the Red Nation Television Channel the first American Indian TV Channel. |
Maria In an episode called Invasion of the Third World Body Snatchers |
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Joseph Ruskin Known for his appearances in most of the different 'Star Treks' and their spin-offs, this in fact has only been part of his fifty year career as an actor. He has also appeared in Starsky and Hutch, Quincy, Police Woman, Charlie's Angels, Mission Imposable to name just a few. |
Torriello In the 1985 episode "You're in Alice's" |
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Tim Russ Tim had only just started acting when he secured a small role in HSB. He then tried for the part of Geordi LaForge in Star Trek, but lost out to 'Roots' Star LeVar Burton. He did however later get the part of Tuvok, as well as having parts in two other Star Trek series (one of only three actors to achieve this). He is an actor with an extremely comprehensive list of achievements. As well as acting on Stage, Big and Small Screen for 25 years he is an accomplished, Producer, Director and Writer |
Ben Childers Appeared in Days of Swine and Roses. |
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Natasha Schneider Born in Moscow in the fifties Natasha only appeared in one episode (the Russians are coming) in 1984 She had a few more roles (including Miami Vice), before starting a successful carrier as a Singer Songwriter performing with the rock band Eleven and Queens Of The Stone Age. She wrote and performed "Who's In Control" for the 2004 film Catwoman Sadly Natasha died of Cancer in 2008, aged just 52 |
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Dwight Schultz Yet another Star Trek member - although perhaps Reginald (Reg) Barclay was not your normal Trek Member. He was also Mung Daal in the children's cartoon Chowder, and perhaps most famously Mad Murdock in The A-Team. His appearance on the Hill was only his second in a long career, that has seen him 'pop up' in many other films and TV Programs, always giving value for money performances. |
Patrolman Carmichael Two episodes 1981 |
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Franklyn Seales Franklyn showed great potential through his short life a gifted painter from the age of six, he was awarded a full Julliard scholarship leading to the role of Henry Flipper, the fist black graduate of West Point, in The Trial of the Moke. Shortly after that he was the Cop Killer in Joseph Wambaugh's film The Onion Field. Following HSB he played Dexter, in 89 episodes of Silver Spoons. He sadly died of AIDS aged just 38, in 1990 |
Rookie Patrolman Nat Crawford Four Episodes |
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Jeff Seymour Played an Officer whose partner (Harris) is murdered. He appeared in three episodes in total. Jeff has been a Director, Producer and Writer as well as acting in both Films and TV (He did all four in his film Rave Review (1994). In Europe and Canada he is perhaps best known for his role as Omar in The Grid and as Azizi in the Eleventh Hour. He has also appeared in Stargate and Smallville |
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Ally Sheedy The star of War Games joined the cast of Hill Street Blues for three episodes, in 1983. She once said in an interview "I loved Hill Street Blues. It was my first part on a TV series. I didn't know what the hell was going on, but that part was a lot of fun to play". One of the 'Brat Pack' she has been 'popping up' on television since she was 13, when she wrote a best selling story "She Was Nice to Mice" while still at school. |
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Armin Shimerman Like so many other Star Trek stars Armin's appearance on HSB was very early on in his acting career. His appearance in 1982 lead to so many other roles including his award winning Quark Today he has turned his hand to screen writing and and is currently appearing on stage in San Diego. |
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Brent Spiner The much underrated actor who stole so many scenes in Star Trek, made just one appearance in HSB as a somewhat immoral movie director. He had by then been acting for around fifteen years, but it would be another two before he would become the most famous android of all time - Data |
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Lawrence Tierney A large than life New York born actor who started making films in 1943. His big break came when he played Dillinger in the film of the same name. Many other hard man roles followed, as well as supporting rolls on television. He made several appearances on Hill Street and was the last person to speak a line, when the series ended. He is seen answering the phone and saying "Hello, Hill Street" One of his last film roles was as Bruce Willis's father in Armageddon. He died in 2002 |
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Jennifer Tilly Sexy Jennifer is of Chinese American extraction and is the sister of actress Meg Tilly. She appeared in several episodes as Gina Srignoli, a mobster's widow who becomes romantically involved with Goldblume. She subsequently appeared in many TV shows and movies, and recently was the voice of killer doll Tiffany for the 'Child's Play' movies. She is also an avid Poker player, winning the 3rd World Poker Tour Ladies Invitational Tournament. |
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Meg Tilly One of the rare occurrence of the same family appearing in a tv series happened in HSB when Jennifer Tilly's sister appeared in one episode. It was only as small part and the character did not even have a name. Meg never quite had (or seemed to want) the success her sister had, and stopped acting in 1995..She has now found a new carrier is a successful novelist |
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Michael Tucker Michael first appeared in one episode in 1981, before returning 3 years later with his wife Jill Eikenberry (see above) Michael says "I have to credit Steven Bochco for us working together". "He offered us a guest shot on 'Hill Street Blues' where we played a small-town couple in the big city. What we didn't realize was that Steven wanted to see if our off-screen chemistry clicked on-screen, too" This was because he was planning to use them in the legendary series L A Law. |
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Forest Whitaker Forest is an extremely talented and amusing actor, who had only just started his career when he played the dangerous teenage killer Floyd green in the episode blues for Mr. Green, in 1984 Although now famous for his role as Idi Amin in Last king of Scotland and hosting The Twilight Zone, he has numerous supporting roles and has both produced and directed several productions |
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John Witherspoon John Witherspoon is one of those lucky performers who doesn't need to say a thing, just standing there looking into camera, is enough to make most people smile This Detroit-bred comic has proven that he is a Hollywood mainstay and continues to land coveted spots in some of America’s favourite movies and television |
Businessmen Tries to buy a hotdog from an undercover Belker
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Alfre Woodard Alfre is one of those actresses that keeps turning up in the Movies and TV, giving great performances. She has won many awards and been nominated for many more, very often in supporting roles where she has stolen the scene. As she did in HSB, winning an Emmy for her outstanding performance as a grieving mother whose child is killed by a police officer. Currently one of the 'Desperate Housewives' |
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