Ned Bellamy
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ned Bellamy (born May 7, 1957) is an American actor. Bellamy was born in Dayton, Ohio. After graduating UCLA, he founded the Los Angeles based theater company The Actors' Gang with fellow actor Tim Robbins. He was featured on a role on an episode of Seinfeld entitled The Fatigues. His brother, Mark Bellamy, was the United States Ambassador to Kenya from 2003-2006. Description above from the Wikipedia article Ned Bellamy, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list...
Known For
Filmography
Family Switch
2023
as Hanes
Ghosts of Beirut
2023
as William Casey
Father Stu
2022
as Dr. Novack
Blonde
2022
as Doc Fell
Made for Love
2021
as Leroy Fisk
An L.A. Minute
2018
as Ross Brandt
Blood Money
2017
as Ranger
Dragon Blade
2015
as Octavius
Resurrection
2014
as Samuel Catlin
Gotham
2014
as Warden Carlson Grey
Wish You Well
2013
as George Davis
Watercolor Postcards
2013
as Cricket
Under the Dome
2013
as Reverend Lester Coggins
The Paperboy
2012
as Tyree van Wetter
Django Unchained
2012
as Wilson
Crazy Eyes
2012
as Bob
Small Apartments
2012
as EMT / Daniel
The Possession
2012
as Trevor
Justified
2010
as Gerald Johns
Treme
2010
as Vincent Abreu
Castle
2009
as Logan Meech
War, Inc.
2008
as Ooq-Yu-Fay Taqnufmini / Zubleh
Twilight
2008
as Waylon Forge
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
2008
as Ed Winston
Wind Chill
2007
as Snowplow Driver
Skills Like This
2007
as Uncle Morris
The Contract
2006
as Evans
Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny
2006
as Security Guard
One Way
2006
as Steve Dorn
Two Tickets to Paradise
2006
as Stan
Brothers and Sisters
2006
as Cutler Weeks
Jericho
2006
as Deputy Perkins
The Unit
2006
as Lewis
The Ice Harvest
2005
as Sidney
Lords of Dogtown
2005
as Peter Darling
The Closer
2005
as Mr. Schiller
Criminal Minds
2005
as Alan Anderson
Saw
2004
as Jeff Ridenhour
The Whole Ten Yards
2004
as Man in Diner
Wake Up, Ron Burgundy: The Lost Movie
2004
as Mr. Jake (uncredited)
Boston Legal
2004
as Harold Pines
Runaway Jury
2003
as Jerome
Queens Supreme
2003
CSI: Miami
2002
as Rick Bingham
Antitrust
2001
as Phil Grimes
24
2001
as Attorney General
Scrubs
2001
as Dr. Green
Takedown
2000
as Tom Fiori
Desperate But Not Serious
2000
as Pink Dot Man
Charlie's Angels
2000
as Red Star Systems Director
Strong Medicine
2000
Mystery Men
1999
as Funk
Bats
1999
as Major Reid
The Jack Bull
1999
as Kermit Dover
Being John Malkovich
1999
as Derek Mantini
Angel's Dance
1999
as Police Detective
Cradle Will Rock
1999
as Paul Edwards
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
1999
as Garth Phillips
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
1999
as Peter Carson
Con Air
1997
as Chopper Pilot
That Darn Cat
1997
as Agent #1
Tenacious D
1997
as FBI Agent
A Pig's Tale
1996
as Scrappy
Dumb and Dumber
1995
as Announcer (voice)
Dumb and Dumber
1995
as Body Builder #1 (voice)
Ed Wood
1994
as Dr. Tom Mason
Cobb
1994
as Ray
Floundering
1994
as Phonebook
The Shawshank Redemption
1994
as Guard Youngblood
ER
1994
as Detective
Carnosaur
1993
as Fallon
Twenty Bucks
1993
as Bowling Alley Entrepreneur
Boy Meets World
1993
as Luther
Wild Palms
1993
as Morty Winnaker (uncredited)
Bob Roberts
1992
as Uzi Kornhauser
In the Deep Woods
1992
as Jerome Spears
The Player
1992
as Aaron Camp (uncredited)
Universal Soldier
1992
as FBI Agent
House IV
1992
as Lee
The Larry Sanders Show
1992
as Carl
Deadly Desire
1991
as Sparrow
Writer's Block
1991
as Lenny
Runaway Father
1991
as Guard
Fatal Charm
1990
as Adolph
Gunsmoke: The Last Apache
1990
as Capt. Harris
Wired
1989
as Paul Forrest
Seinfeld
1989
as Eddie
The Night Before
1988
as Tuff #2
Tanner '88
1988
as Secret Serviceman
Desperate
1987
as Agent Carter
21 Jump Street
1987
as Riordan
Nutcracker: Money, Madness & Murder
1987
Matlock
1986
as Lyle
Matlock
1986
as Jimmy Giles
The Twilight Zone
1985
as (segment "The After Hours")
MacGyver
1985
as Larkin
MacGyver
1985
as Remick
Murder, She Wrote
1984
as Capt. Elgin Meyers
Illusions
1982
as Lieutenant Bedford
Remington Steele
1982
as Ernie
T. J. Hooker
1982
as Carl Buddinger
Knots Landing
1979
as Vincent Donnely
M*A*S*H
1972
as G.I.
The Waltons
1972