Sam Hennings
Samuel DeWitt "Sam" Hennings (born December 17, 1950) is an American actor, writer, and voice actor best known for his roles in Memphis Beat, Four Good Days, Supernatural, and his starring role in The Work and the Glory trilogy.
also starring Sam Hennings
Juanita
As Drew
Caddo Lake
The Work and the Glory III: A House Divided
As Benjamin Steed
Shout
As Travis Parker
The Work and the Glory
As Benjamin Steed
The Work and the Glory II: American Zion
As Benjamin Steed
Seedpeople
As Tom Bains
Indecent Behavior III
As Frank Pavan
On Our Own
As Jack Glover
Playing Patti
As Bill
Point Last Seen
As Frank
The Beneficiary
As Captain Greer
Seasons of the Heart
As Jed Richards
Soldier of God
As Gerard de Ridfort
Slow Moe
Pawn Shop Chronicles
As Virgil
Sci-Fi Slaughter
As Tom Baines (archive footage)
Escape from Polygamy
As Merril
The Neon Highway
As Ray
Ten Tricks
As Keith
Final Shot: The Hank Gathers Story
As Coach Spencer
Literally, Right Before Aaron
As Priest (Father Jack)
Private War
As Joseph Bates
Hunter: Return to Justice
As Roger Prescott
The Aviator
As HELL'S ANGELS Stunt Coordinator
Night Angel
As Mr. Crenshaw
Havoc
As Mr. Rubin
Mission Manila
As Tony
Hypnotized
As Governor
Stolen
As Older Luke Wakefield
Bound by Lies
As Lieutenant Bill Holleran
Four Good Days
As Dale
That Guy... Who Was In That Thing 3: Trek Stars
As Self
Drop Zone
As Torski
Murder, She Wrote
As Webb Prentiss
Star Trek: The Next Generation
As Ramsey
E-Ring
Cold Case
As Randall Baxter (1986 & 2009)
Moonlighting
As Jonathan Kaplan
Walker, Texas Ranger
As J.T. Brody
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
As Pete Banson
Eyes
Jake and the Fatman
JAG
As Capt. Huddleston
The Colbys
ER
As U.S. Financial Attache Steve Davison
Gideon Oliver
Eleventh Hour
As Bill Larsson
Saving Grace
Memphis Beat
As Detective Charles 'Whitehead' White
Castle
As Seth Harris
The Mentalist
As Jeffrey Coates
Supernatural
As Samuel Colt
Franklin & Bash
Hunter
As Eric Level
Dollhouse
As Senator Boxbaum
Strong Medicine
As Colonel Bomfeld
Criminal Minds
As US Marshal John Tilghman
Pacific Blue
As Suicide