
Craig Wasson
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- March 15, 1954 (age 72)
- Birthplace
- Ontario, Oregon, USA
Biography
Craig Brewster Wasson is an American actor. He made his film debut in Rollercoaster (1977). He is best known for his roles as Jake Scully in Brian DePalma's Body Double (1984), and Neil Gordon in Chuck Russell's A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987). For his role as Danilo Prozor in Arthur Penn's Four Friends (1981), he was nominated for a Golden Globe Award.
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Filmography

Sasquatch Mountain
Movie · as Travis Cralle

Akeelah and the Bee
Movie · as Ted Saunders

Puerto Vallarta Squeeze
Movie · as Danny Pastor

Ghost Rock
Movie · as Cherokee Bill

Epoch
Movie · as Hudson

New Alcatraz
Movie · as Warden Fred Riley

Escape Under Pressure
Movie · as Elgin Bates

The Pornographer
Movie · as Spano

The Last Best Sunday
Movie · as Deputy Sheriff Bennett

Velocity Trap
Movie · as John Dawson, RMC Corp.

Back to Even
Movie · as Sasso

Deep Family Secrets
Movie

Seed: A Love Story
Movie · as Hayes

The Practice
TV · as Father O'Brien · 2 eps

I Shot a Man in Vegas
Movie · as Radio Caller (voice)

The Tomorrow Man
Movie · as Dr. Galloway

Dangerous Minds
TV · 1 ep

Profiler
TV · as Andre Kostos · 1 ep

The Sister-in-Law
Movie · as Andy Warner

Trapped in Space
Movie · as Palmer

Touched by an Angel
TV · as Tim Porter · 1 ep

Strapped
Movie · as Ben

Walker, Texas Ranger
TV · as Dr. Sullivan · 1 ep

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
TV · as Julius Hoffman · 1 ep

Diagnosis: Murder
TV · as Atty. Avery Decker · 1 ep

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
TV · as Maxwell Forrester · 1 ep

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
TV · as Ee'char · 1 ep

Malcolm X
Movie · as TV Host

Midnight Fear
Movie · as Paul

A More Perfect Union
Movie · as James Madison

Bush Shrink
Movie · as Dr. Martin Cypher

Bum Rap
Movie · as Paul Colson

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Movie · as Neil Gordon

The Men's Club
Movie · as Paul

L.A. Law
TV · as Tom Cavanaugh · 1 ep

Body Double
Movie · as Jake Scully

Why Me?
Movie · as Brian Harmon

Murder, She Wrote
TV · as Hank Walden · 1 ep

Tales from the Darkside
TV · as Sam Hummel · 1 ep
The Innocents Abroad
Movie · as Mark Twain

Second Thoughts
Movie · as Will

American Playhouse
TV · as Mark Twain · 1 ep

Ghost Story
Movie · as Don / David

Four Friends
Movie · as Danilo

Thornwell
Movie · as Capt. Busher

Carny
Movie · as Mickey

Schizoid
Movie · as Doug

Skag
Movie · as David Skagska
Nights at O'Rears
Movie · as Max Corely
Skag
TV · 6 eps

The Outsider
Movie · as Michael Flaherty
Butterflies
Movie · as Russell Parkinson

Mrs. R's Daughter
Movie · as Andy Webb

Hart to Hart
TV · as Stephen · 1 ep

Go Tell the Spartans
Movie · as Cpl. Courcey

The Boys in Company C
Movie · as Pvt. Dave Bisbee

Kaz
TV · 1 ep

Rollercoaster
Movie · as Hippie Boy

Rafferty
TV · 2 eps

The Silence
Movie · as Hal

Isis
TV · as Feather · 2 eps

The Rockford Files
TV · as Steve Watson · 1 ep

M*A*S*H
TV · as Pvt. Kurland · 1 ep

The Bob Newhart Show
TV · as Chuck Morgan · 1 ep

The Streets of San Francisco
TV · 1 ep

Great Performances
TV · as Mark Twain · 2 eps

Hallmark Hall of Fame
TV


