Daniel Benzali (born January 20, 1950) is a Brazilian-American stage, television and film actor.Benzali was a theatre actor before making guest-starring roles on television series such as Star Trek: The Next Generation, The X-Files, NYPD Blue and L.A. Law. L.A. Law creator Steven Bochco was so impressed with Benzali's performance that he cast him in the lead role of his 1995 series Murder One, playing attorney Ted Hoffman. For this role he was no...
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Insignificance
As First Theatrical Agent
Dead Heat
As Frank Finnegan
Murder at 1600
As Agent Nick Spikings
Messenger of Death
As Chief Barney Doyle
Suckers
As Reggie
The Grey Zone
As Simon Schlermer
The End of Violence
As Phelps
All the Little Animals
As Bernard 'The Fat' De Winter
Screwed
As Detective Tom Dewey
Her Married Lover
As Det. Joe Lansing
Afterburn
As Col. John Patterson
The Return of Sherlock Holmes
As Charles Ross
By Dawn's Early Light
As Bascombe
A View to a Kill
As Howe
A Day in October
As Solomon Kublitz
Roe vs. Wade
White Nights
As Dr. Asher
Strong Medicine
As Seth
The Last of His Tribe
As Mr. Whitney
Heist
As Big Fats
Pack of Lies
As Peter Schafer
Boss of Bosses
As Bruce Mouw
Vegas, City of Dreams
As Dr. Sigmund Stein
The Last Days of Patton
As Col. Glen Spurling
Citizen Cohn
As Francis Joseph Cardinal Spellman
The Distinguished Gentleman
As 'Skeeter' Warburton
Believers
Whoops Apocalypse
As William Kubert (US Defence Secretary)
A Child's Cry for Help
As Dr. Everett Morris
Falcon Crest
As Judge Robbins
Eli Stone
Law & Order
As Medical Examiner
The District
As Robert Quinn
Star Trek: The Next Generation
As Surgeon
L.A. Law
As Judge Donald T. Phillips
The Agency
As Robert Quinn
Beauty and the Beast
Murder One
As Theodore 'Ted' Hoffman
UC: Undercover
The X-Files
As Colonel Wharton
Hallmark Hall of Fame
As Peter Schaefer
Lie to Me
As Joseph Hollin
The Outer Limits
As Graham Highfield
Jericho
As Thomas Valente
One West Waikiki
Californication
As Larry
NYPD Blue
As James Sinclair
The Murder of Mary Phagan
As Coroner
Strong Medicine
As Seth