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John Diehl

John Diehl

AKA: John Henry Diehl · جان دی‌یل

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Born: 1950 Cincinnati, Ohio, USA 31 Global Credits 🔥 1.8 Popularity
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Biography

John Diehl (born May 1, 1950) is an American character actor with over 150 credits to his name in film and television. He is best known for his roles as Charles Kawalsky in the 1994 film Stargate, Det. Larry Zito on the 1980s cop show Miami Vice, Assistant Chief Ben Gilroy on The Shield, and as "the Cruiser" in Stripes. His other notable roles include Pvt. Bucklin, the spokesman of the 2nd Maine mutineers in Gettysburg, Cooper in Jurassic Park III (2001), as G. Gordon Liddy in the Oliver Stone movie Nixon, the Klansman informant ("Mickey Mouse") in A Time to Kill, and as Keith, a credit card company supervisor in Mo Money. He also appeared as the spirit of Harley Earl in a series of commercials for Buick. He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and graduated from St. Xavier High School in 1968. For a time, he flirted with a professional boxing career, leaving Miami Vice to pursue it.

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Show / Title Year Credit / Role
Dark Winds 2022 B.J. Vines
Castle Rock 2018 John
Almost Human 2013 Edward Kennex
Scandal 2012 Ray Dwyer
Rizzoli & Isles 2010 Arthur Dunbar
Women's Murder Club 2007 Contributor
Friday Night Lights 2006 Richard Sherman
Point Pleasant 2005 David Burke
Without a Trace 2002 Doyle
The Shield 2002 Assistant Chief Ben Gilroy
The Guardian 2001 Fortunato
Strong Medicine 2000 Mr. Lawson
The West Wing 1999 Claypool
Get Real 1999 Harris Forman
Profiler 1996 Toby 'The Wick' Wood
The Pretender 1996 Sheriff Delmont
Nash Bridges 1996 Albert foss
JAG 1995 Jack Raglan
The Outer Limits 1995 Joe
ER 1994 Johnson's Son
NYPD Blue 1993 Joe brady
The X-Files 1993 Wilson Pinker Rawls
The John Larroquette Show 1993 Chris
Monsters 1988 Miles Magnus
In the Heat of the Night 1988 John sevrance
Beauty and the Beast 1987 Vernon Toulane
L.A. Law 1986 Kevin Delahanty
Miami Vice 1984 Larry Zito
Cagney & Lacey 1982 Contributor
Falcon Crest 1981 Gus Wallach
Hill Street Blues 1981 Contributor