Bernard Behrens
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also starring Bernard Behrens
Born to Be Sold
As Judge
Evidence of Blood
As Dr. Vernon Stark
Mother Night
As Reverend Dr. Lionel Jones
Top of the Food Chain
As Mayor Claire
The Changeling
As Robert Lingstrom
Galaxy of Terror
As Commander Ilvar
Swashbuckler
As Sir James Barnet
Trapped in Paradise
As Doc Milgrom
Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning
As Gabriel Blake
Another Man, Another Chance
As Springfield
Resurrection
As Dr. Fisher
A Holiday for Love
As Gosling
Incident in a Small Town
As Judge Greeves
Zero Patience
As Dr Placebo
Unfaithfully Yours
As Bill Lawrence
Haunted by Her Past
As Karen's Father
Loving Couples
As Elegant Doctor
Remember Me
Sorry, Wrong Number
As Dr. Fisher
Turning to Stone
As Prof. Campbell
The Life Before This
As Monsieur Farrin
Common Ground
As James St. Clair
A Town Torn Apart
As Angus MacLean
Christmas in America
A Deadly Business
As Purchasing Agent
I'll Be Home For Christmas
As Hal
The Battle of Vimy Ridge
As Julian Byng
Noah's Magic Ark
As (voice)
Covert Action
A Little Piece of Heaven
What's Up, Hideous Sun Demon
As Major Clive McGonad
MacBeth
As Lennox
Another Chance
As St. Peter
The Man with Two Brains
As James Gladstone
Firefox
As William Saltonstall
The Day Reagan Was Shot
As Atty. Gen. Smith
Haunted Houses
As Giles Corey
The School for Scandal
As Sir Peter Teazle
The Defenders: Taking the First
As Milton Lewis
Friendly Fire
As Dietrich
Warning Sign
As (uncredited)
The Possession of Michael D.
As Dr. Jerry
Murder Times Seven
As Judge Harry Rhoades
A Question of Guilt
As D.A. Koch
Christmas Eve
As Dean
Ramona
As Grandpa Day
Dracula: The Series
As Gustav Helsing
Once a Thief
Columbo
As George O'Connell
The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents
As Dr. Heller
Class of '96
As Prof. Savage
Anne of Green Gables
As Gabriel Blake
War of the Worlds
As Psychiatrist
Kojak
As Marshall Tyler
Knots Landing
As Michael Maddox
This Is Wonderland
As Fred Spreewell
Great Performances
As Sir Peter Teazle
Hiroshima
As Asst. Secretary of War John J. McCloy