
Ryan Cutrona
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Ryan Cutrona (born July 29, 1949) is an American actor.
Known For
Filmography

Miller & Son
2019
as Al Miller

O.G.
2018
as Piner

The Most Hated Woman in America
2017
as Pup

The Taking of Deborah Logan
2014
as Harris

The Finder
2012
as Henry Coleman

Scandal
2012
as Roger

The Inbetweeners
2012
as Police Chief

Harry's Law
2011

Franklin & Bash
2011
as Judge Jack Battershell

Stolen
2009
as Bill Byrnes

Changeling
2008
as Judge

Sons of Anarchy
2008
as Griffin

Sex and Death 101
2007
as Officer Krupke

Mad Men
2007
as Gene Hofstadt

Americanese
2006
as Hank Crane

Bones
2005
as Robert Kirby

Medium
2005
as Reginald Smythe

Boston Legal
2004
as Congressman Raymond Jacobs

King of the Ants
2003
as Coach Brown

Gods and Generals
2003
as Brig. Gen. Marsena Patrick

NCIS
2003
as Ray Beringer

Miss Match
2003
as Bradley's Attorney

Shark Attack 3: Megalodon
2002
as Chuck Rampart

Without a Trace
2002

24
2001
as John Smith

The Bernie Mac Show
2001
as Gym Teacher

Deterrence
2000
as Agent Dexter

Rangers
2000
as General Smith

Militia
2000
as The President

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
2000
as Cut Man

The '60s
1999
as Chairman of Draft Board

The West Wing
1999
as George Rollie

Psycho
1998
as Chief of Police

L.A. Doctors
1998
as Ron Swift

The Practice
1997
as Pathologist Dr. Patrick Fine

The Practice
1997
as Coroner Dr. Patrick Fine

The Practice
1997
as FBI Coroner George Wall

The Practice
1997
as Pathologist

The Practice
1997
as Forensics Expert

Brooklyn South
1997
as Bill Larkin

The Quest
1996
as Officer O'Keefe

The Glimmer Man
1996
as Captain Harris

JAG
1995
as General Piper

Wagons East!
1994
as Tom

Babylon 5
1994
as Sgt. Major Plug

ER
1994
as Mr. Wilson

In the Line of Fire
1993
as LAPD Brass

Sliver
1993
as Det. Ennis

The X-Files
1993
as The Captain

Kuffs
1992
as Florist

Inside Out 3
1992
as Emcee

Hot Shots!
1991
as Captain Margolis

The Last Boy Scout
1991
as Harp

No Picnic
1990
as Live Pimp

Alien Nation
1989
as Phillip Dunaway

Knots Landing
1979
as William Reed