Damien Leake
Known for Acting · 52 credits
- Born
- 1952-08-12 (age 73)
- Place of birth
- The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA
Biography
Damien Leake (born August 12, 1952) is an American actor and record-holding masters track and field athlete.
Starting with a role in 1973's Serpico, he has had a continuous career appearing in some 70 motion pictures, plus numerous television and stage acting roles. Through the 1980s he was typecast as a "a tender, sensitive . . . half-crazed killer" including roles in Death Wish and Apocalypse Now.
He has branched out to other jobs related to the entertainment industry. He claims to having been a singer, dancer, director, musician, composer, musical director, vocal arranger, playwright, stage fight choreographer and ventriloquist.
Known For
TV Shows (28)
NCIS
2003
as Henry Bennett
The Mentalist
2008
as High Powered Attorney
S.W.A.T.
2017
as Wesley
CSI: Miami
2002
as Judge Berber
Crossing Jordan
2001
as Otis
The West Wing
1999
as Dr. Ted Tatum
Without a Trace
2002
as Chaplain
Married... with Children
1987
as Principal Alburton
Boston Legal
2004
as Referee
Ghost Whisperer
2005
as Dr. Chiles / Doctor Chiles
Scandal
2012
as Judge Leo Theroux
How to Get Away with Murder
2014
as Dr. Healy
The Cosby Show
1984
as Andy Anderson
Nip/Tuck
2003
as Dr. Moss
Strong Medicine
2000
as Principal
1923
2022
as Marvin
The Rookie: Feds
2022
as Agent Bob Telford
Good Girls
2018
as Pastor Collins
Family Law
1999
Greek
2007
as Professor Sommerfield
Saving Grace
2007
as Calvin Revo
Dollhouse
2009
as Minister
Eleventh Hour
2008
as Dr. Sidney Hayward
Men of a Certain Age
2009
as Roy
Messiah
2020
as George
The Baxters
2024
as Pastor Mark
Separate but Equal
1991
as Dr. Kenneth Clark
Ask Harriet
1998
as Marty
Movies (24)
Apocalypse Now
1979
as Machine Gunner
Highlander
1986
as Tony
Death Wish
1974
as Alley Mugger #2 (uncredited)
Prison Break: The Final Break
2009
as Detective Marlin
88 Minutes
2007
as The Judge
Breaking In
2018
as Isaac
The Devil's Own
1997
as Art Fisher
Serpico
1973
as Joey
Born on the Fourth of July
1989
as Patient - VA Hospital
Sea of Love
1989
as Ernest Lee
The Cotton Club
1984
as Bub Jewett
The Great Debaters
2007
as Wilson
Mighty Joe Young
1998
as Cop
The Experiment
2010
as Govenor
He Said, She Said
1991
as Ray, the Technical Director
Collision Course
1989
as Tenement Man
Looking for Richard
1996
as Self
Sleepwalker
2017
Last Rites
1988
as Detective Brown
Bad Twin
2016
as Dr. Martine
The Killing Floor
1984
as Frank Custer
The Bad Twin
2016
as Dr. Martine
Separate But Equal
1991
as Dr. Kenneth Clark
Hitch: A Portrait of a Black Leader As a Young Man
1972
as Hitch
About Damien Leake
Damien Leake (born August 12, 1952) is an American actor and record-holding masters track and field athlete. Starting with a role in 1973's Serpico, he has had a continuous career appearing in some 70 motion pictures, plus numerous television and stage acting roles. Through the 1980s he was typecast as a "a tender, sensitive . . . half-crazed killer" including roles in Death Wish and Apocalypse Now. He has branched out to other jobs related to the entertainment industry. He claims to having been a singer, dancer, director, musician, composer,… With 52 credits spanning from 1972 to 2024, Damien Leake has appeared in 24 films and 28 TV shows.
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Most Popular Damien Leake Movies
- Apocalypse Now (1979) — as Machine Gunner
- Highlander (1986) — as Tony
- Death Wish (1974) — as Alley Mugger #2 (uncredited)
- Prison Break: The Final Break (2009) — as Detective Marlin
- 88 Minutes (2007) — as The Judge
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