Name James Harper Role Actor | Education Juilliard School | |
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Born October 8, 1948 (age 75) ( 1948-10-08 ) Bell, California Movies and TV shows Switch, If Someone Had Known, Wuthering Heights, The Ernest Green Story, Servants of Twilight Similar People Eric Laneuville, Jeffrey Obrow, Blake Edwards, Ron Shelton | ||
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James W. Harper (born October 8, 1948) is an American actor. Throughout his career, he has acted in many movies and guest-starred in a myriad television shows, such as Frasier, Matlock, NYPD Blue, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and JAG. He also played the role of Admiral Kelso in the 1998 film Armageddon. In addition to acting, Harper has contributed his voice to several video games, most notably StarCraft as Arcturus Mengsk, Resistance: Fall of Man, and Diablo. Harper reprised his role of Arcturus Mengsk in StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty and StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm.
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Harper portrayed Louisiana State Senator Willie Rainach in the 1989 film Blaze, with Paul Newman as Governor Earl Kemp Long.
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Filmography
Actor
2022
Cars on the Road (TV Mini Series) as
Additional Voices
- B-Movie (2022) - Additional Voices (voice)
2022
Diablo Immortal (Video Game)(voice)
2021
Diablo II: Resurrected (Video Game) as
The Wanderer / Tal Rasha / Griez
2013
StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm (Video Game) as
Arcturus Mengsk (voice)
2010
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty (Video Game) as
Arcturus Mengsk (voice)
2009
The Divided as
Mr. Stanton
2009
Into the Unknown (Short) as
Al
2008
A Woman in the West (Short) as
Jake
2007
General Hospital: Night Shift (TV Series) as
Jordan Lovell
- Time Served (2007) - Jordan Lovell
- What Becomes of the Broken Hearted (2007) - Jordan Lovell
- Fools in Love (2007) - Jordan Lovell
- Falling Star (2007) - Jordan Lovell
- Gutter Ball (2007) - Jordan Lovell
- Employee of the Month (2007) - Jordan Lovell
2005
Psychic Driving (Short) as
Government Agent
2001
Judging Amy (TV Series) as
Dr. Jay Weiss
- My Name Is Amy Gray- (2005) - Dr. Jay Weiss
- The Treachery of Compromise (2001)
2001
Squint (Short) as
Man in Deli
2001
NYPD Blue (TV Series) as
Tommy Reedle
- Peeping Tommy (2001) - Tommy Reedle
2000
Diablo II (Video Game) as
The Wanderer / Tal Rasha / Griez (voice)
2000
JAG (TV Series) as
Admiral Hodges
- Promises (2000) - Admiral Hodges
1999
The Insider as
FBI Agent #3
1999
Pensacola: Wings of Gold (TV Series) as
Man
- Night Traps (1999) - Man
- C.Q. (1999) - Man
1999
Chicago Hope (TV Series) as
Dr. Terry Gerber
- A Goy and His Dog (1999) - Dr. Terry Gerber
1999
Lansky (TV Movie) as
Longy Zwillman
1999
Profiler (TV Series)
- Inheritance (1999)
1998
Nothing Sacred (TV Series) as
Therapist
- Sex, God and Reality (1998) - Therapist
1998
StarCraft: Brood War (Video Game) as
Arcturus Mengsk (voice, as James W. Harper)
1998
Armageddon as
Admiral Kelso
1998
Frasier (TV Series) as
Karl
- Party, Party (1998) - Karl
1998
Trigun (TV Series)(voice, as J.W. Harper)
1998
StarCraft (Video Game) as
Arcturus Mengsk (voice)
1996
California Dreams (TV Series) as
Dom Winkle
- Father Knows Bets (1996) - Dom Winkle
1996
The Burning Zone (TV Series) as
Lt. Colonel
- Pilot (1996) - Lt. Colonel
1996
Down Periscope as
Supportive Admiral
1996
One Tough Bastard as
Senior FBI Official
1996
Widow's Kiss (TV Movie) as
Doctor Isaacs
1994
The Young and the Restless (TV Series) as
Judge Francis Fallon / Judge Fallon
1996
Deadly Games (TV Series) as
Vegas Bob
- The Trash Man (1996) - Vegas Bob
1995
If Someone Had Known (TV Movie) as
Charles Pettit
1994
Witch Hunt (TV Movie) as
Winston
1993
Broken Promises: Taking Emily Back (TV Movie) as
Orin Moser
1993
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (TV Series) as
Rao Vantika
- The Passenger (1993) - Rao Vantika
1993
Renegade (TV Series) as
Deputy Ed
- Give and Take (1993) - Deputy Ed
1993
The Ernest Green Story (TV Movie)
1993
The Switch (TV Movie) as
Staff Doctor
1990
L.A. Law (TV Series) as
Barry Gorman / Capt. Michael Stoner
- Great Balls Afire (1992) - Barry Gorman
- On Your Honor (1990) - Capt. Michael Stoner
1992
Sisters (TV Series) as
Jennings
- The First Time (1992) - Jennings
1992
Tequila and Bonetti (TV Series) as
Max Morofwski
- The Rose Cadillac (1992) - Max Morofwski
1991
Life Goes On (TV Series) as
Jimmy DeGalla
- Hello, Goodbye (1991) - Jimmy DeGalla
1991
Servants of Twilight as
Frank Ross
1991
Switch as
Lt. Laster
1990
Quantum Leap (TV Series) as
Vincent Loggia
- Sea Bride - June 3, 1954 (1990) - Vincent Loggia
1990
Love and Lies (TV Movie) as
Man with Neck Brace
1990
Tour of Duty (TV Series) as
Lt. Colonel Wilson
- Acceptable Losses (1990) - Lt. Colonel Wilson
1990
Matlock (TV Series) as
Dan Galloway
- The Talk Show (1990) - Dan Galloway
1989
Blaze as
Willie Rainach
1989
Beauty and the Beast (TV Series) as
Dr. Ancheta
- Though Lovers Be Lost- (1989) - Dr. Ancheta
1989
Manhunt: Search for the Night Stalker (TV Movie) as
Detective Orsini
1989
Mortal Sins as
Malcolm Rollins
1989
Snoops (TV Series) as
Ed Coe
- Close Shave (1989) - Ed Coe
1989
Dallas (TV Series) as
Walter Kazmayer
- The Leopard's Spots (1989) - Walter Kazmayer
1989
Paradise (TV Series) as
Boyd
- A Gathering of Guns (1989) - Boyd
1989
Last Exit to Brooklyn as
Cop
1989
Freddy's Nightmares (TV Series) as
Principal Riley
- School Daze (1989) - Principal Riley
1985
America's Musical Theater (TV Series) as
Reverend Salvation
- The Cradle Will Rock (1985) - Reverend Salvation
1984
Firstborn as
Mr. Rader
1981
One Life to Live (TV Series) as
Chronicle Reporter
- Episode #1.3349 (1981) - Chronicle Reporter (credit only)
1981
Another World (TV Series) as
Orderly
- Episode #1.4336 (1981) - Orderly
1976
The Time of Your Life (TV Movie) as
Blick (as J.W. Harper)
1974
Great Performances (TV Series) as
First servant to Cornwall
- King Lear (1974) - First servant to Cornwall (as J.W. Harper)
Self
2011
Million Dollar Mind Game (TV Series) as
Video Question Talent
- Episode #1.2 (2011) - Video Question Talent
References
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