Movies
TV Shows
Actors
William Newman
Jun 15, 1934 (91 years old) in Chicago, Illinois, USA
Known For
The King of Queens
My Name Is Earl
Mad About You
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
Credits
2005 ·
My Name Is Earl
as Cat Show MC
2001 ·
The Tick
as The Cape
2000 ·
Teacher's Pet
as Dr. Thompson
1999 ·
Angel
as Old Demon Man
1999 ·
For Love of the Game
as Fitch
1998 ·
Brown's Requiem
as Augie
1998 ·
L.A. Doctors
as Harvey Feingold
1998 ·
The King of Queens
as Herb
1997 ·
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
as Charlie Hayes (segment "Charlie")
1997 ·
Touch
as Court Clerk
1996 ·
Santa with Muscles
as Chas
1996 ·
The Craft
as Street Preacher
1995 ·
Tom and Huck
as Doc Robinson
1995 ·
The Drew Carey Show
as Hammond
1995 ·
Wounded Heart
as Jedediah
1995 ·
Jury Duty
as Judge D'Angelo
1995 ·
Women of the House
as Dave
1994 ·
All-American Girl
as Customer
1994 ·
The Stand
as Dr. Soames
1994 ·
Dead Man's Revenge
as Doctor
1993 ·
Mrs. Doubtfire
as Mr. Sprinkles
1993 ·
Diagnosis: Murder
as Chester Chumley
1993 ·
Fearless
as Elderly Man
1993 ·
The Odd Couple: Together Again
as Sylvester
1993 ·
Leprechaun
as Sheriff Cronin
1992 ·
Desperate Choices: To Save My Child
as Dr. Edwards
1992 ·
Hero
as Millionaire
1992 ·
Mad About You
as The Waiter
1992 ·
Solomon's Choice
as Dr. Edwards
1990 ·
Chattahoochee
as Jonathan
1989 ·
Dinner at Eight
as Alf
1988 ·
Monkey Shines
as Doc Williams
1988 ·
Funny Farm
as Gus Lotterhand
1988 ·
The Serpent and the Rainbow
as French Missionary Doctor
1988 ·
The Murder of Mary Phagan
as
1987 ·
Star Trek: The Next Generation
as Kalin Trose
1986 ·
The Mosquito Coast
as Captain Smalls
1986 ·
Act of Vengeance
as Ezra Morgan
1986 ·
The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James
as Sheriff Timberlake
1985 ·
Silver Bullet
as Virgil Cuts
1984 ·
A Billion for Boris
as OTB Cashier #2
1982 ·
Split Cherry Tree
as Luster
1981 ·
The Postman Always Rings Twice
as Man from Home Town
1980 ·
Brubaker
as Dunfield - Prison Board (as William M. Newman)
1979 ·
Knots Landing
as Judge Allan Rifkin
1976 ·
Squirm
as Quigley
1936 ·
The Big Show
as Lee Wilson
