
Vondie Curtis-Hall
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- September 30, 1956 (age 70)
- Birthplace
- Detroit, Michigan, USA
Biography
Vondie Curtis-Hall (born September 30, 1956) is an American actor and film director. As an actor, he is best known for his role as Dr. Dennis Hancock on the CBS medical drama Chicago Hope created by David E. Kelley.
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Filmography

Sheepdog
Movie · as Whitney St. Germain

The Projectionist
Movie · as Sully

Death by Lightning
TV · as Frederick Douglass · 2 eps

The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat
Movie · as Lester Maxberry

A Journey to Sundance
Movie · as Self

Justified: City Primeval
TV · as Sweetie · 8 eps

Raymond & Ray
Movie · as Reverend West

18½
Movie · as Samuel

The Recruit
TV · as Walter Nyland · 14 eps

Blue Bayou
Movie · as Barry Boucher

The Night House
Movie · as Mel

Harriet
Movie · as Reverend Green

Evil
TV · as Leon Acosta · 1 ep

Breaking Brooklyn
Movie · as Greg Bryant

For the People
TV · as Judge Nicholas Byrne · 20 eps

Experimenter
Movie · as Thomas Shine

Marvel's Daredevil
TV · as Ben Urich · 9 eps

Rosewood
TV · as Beaumont Rosewood Sr. · 3 eps

Cymbeline
Movie · as Caius Lucius

Chasing Life
TV · as Lawrence · 3 eps

Black Nativity
Movie · as Pawnbroker

NYC 22
TV · as Fred Wheeler · 1 ep

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
Movie · as Captain James Brasser

Life Is Hot in Cracktown
Movie · as Dixon

Chance
Movie · as Walter Markham

Fear Itself
TV · as Walter Markham · 1 ep

Talk to Me
Movie · as Sunny Jim Kelsey

Honeydripper
Movie · as Slick

Medium
TV · as Scanlon's Friend · 1 ep

Criminal Minds
TV · as Stanley Usher · 1 ep

Deceit
Movie · as Detective Hal Kazin

LAX
TV · as Dele Ekoku · 1 ep

Missing
TV · as Agent Vic Martinsen · 1 ep

Wicked Spring
Movie · as Augustus Elliot

Fastlane
TV · as Andre Hayes · 2 eps

Turn It Up
Movie · as Cliff

Freedom Song
Movie · as Daniel Wall

Soul Food
TV · as Charles Miller · 6 eps

Sirens
Movie · as Vincent Morgan

The Sopranos
TV · as Maurice Tiffen · 1 ep

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
TV · as Dwight Talcott · 1 ep

Don King: Only in America
Movie · as Lloyd Price

Eve's Bayou
Movie · as Julian Grayraven

Gridlock'd
Movie · as D-Reper

Romeo + Juliet
Movie · as Captain Prince

Heaven's Prisoners
Movie · as Minos P. Dautrieve

Dr. Hugo
Movie · as Dr. Hugo

Broken Arrow
Movie · as Lt. Colonel Sam Rhodes

Tuesday Morning Ride
Movie · as Carver

Zooman
Movie · as Davis

Sugar Hill
Movie · as Mark Doby

Keys
Movie · as Louche Amarant

Drop Squad
Movie · as Rocky Seavers

Dead Man's Revenge
Movie · as Jessup Bush

Clear and Present Danger
Movie · as Voice-Print Analyst

Crooklyn
Movie · as Uncle Brown

Chicago Hope
TV · as Dennis Hancock · 103 eps

ER
TV · as George, Roger McGrath · 2 eps

South Central
TV · 1 ep

There Was a Little Boy
Movie · as Danforth

Falling Down
Movie · as Not Economically Viable Man

Fallen Angels
TV · as David O'Connor · 1 ep

Passion Fish
Movie · as Sugar LeDoux

Murder Without Motive: The Edmund Perry Story
Movie · as C. Yernon Mason

What She Doesn't Know
Movie · as Vinnie

Nightmare Cafe
TV · as Thomas Wall · 1 ep

One Good Cop
Movie · as Father Wills

In a Stranger's Hand
Movie · as Det. Gary Hopkins
Healing Hurts
Movie

Die Hard 2
Movie · as Miller

Heat Wave
Movie · as Clifford Turpin

Law & Order
TV · as Dr. Andrew Copelan · 1 ep

Cop Rock
TV · as Cmdr. Warren Osborne · 10 eps

Black Rain
Movie · as Detective

Mystery Train
Movie · as Ed

A Man Called Hawk
TV · 1 ep

Coming to America
Movie · as Basketball Game Vendor

Shakedown
Movie · as Speaker

China Beach
TV · 1 ep

L.A. Law
TV · as Eugene Clay · 1 ep



