Subject: Re: Ray Wise roles
From: coufal@kanga (David Ernest Coufal)
Date: 1991-05-11, 15:54
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In article <1991May11.211700.11198@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu>  
jfl@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Juan F Lara) writes:
> > 
> >      I myself was planning on posting a request of a complete list of roles 
> > that Ray Wise has played over the years.  Apparently somebody beat me to it
> > though, but I missed the first few postings which would have a complete list.
> > Could someone please email me the Ray Wise filmography, with an emphasis on  
his
> > film roles?  And how long has he been in films and TV?
> > 
> > To everyone -
> > 
> > Juan F. Lara
> > 

This is from the TWIN PEAKS LISTS, which I will be posting an
updated version of in a few days. It contains films, TV movies
and television programs.

Wise, RayA-TEAM, THE: "Lease With An Option To Die"
(22 Oct 85)
AIRWOLF: "Hawke's Run" (22 Feb 86)
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: "Once Upon a Time in the City
of New York" [pilot] (25 Sep 87)
BLUE THUNDER: "Payload" (9 Mar 84)
Cat People (1982)
CHARLIE'S ANGELS: "Winning Is for Losers" (18 Oct 78)
COLBYS, THE: (1986)
Condor (TV)
DALLAS: (1982)
HART TO HART: [episode unknown]
HUNTER: [episode unknown]
Journey of Natty Gann, The (1985)
KNOTS LANDING: [episode unknown]
L.A. LAW: "The Bald Ones" (25 Feb 88)
L.A. LAW: "Fetus Completus" (3 Mar 88)
LOVE OF LIFE
LOU GRANT: "Strike" (16 Feb 81)
MOONLIGHTING: [episode unknown]
Race for Glory (1989)
REMINGTON STEELE: "A Pocketful of Steele" (20 Nov 84)
Rift, The
Robocop (1987)
SCARECROW AND MRS. KING: "Pharoah's Engineer"
(20 Jan 86)
Season of Fear (1989)
Secret Life of Archie's Wife, The (TV)
Seduced (TV)
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION: "Who Watches the
Watchers?" (14 Oct 89)
STINGRAY: [episode unknown]
Swamp Thing (1982)
Taking of Flight 847, The: The Uli Derickson Story
(TV) (1988)



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 David E. Coufal                                   coufal@owl.caltech.edu
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