Richard Masur
Biography
Richard Masur (born November 20, 1948) is an American actor who has appeared in more than 80 movies during his career. From 1995-1999, he served two terms as president of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG). Masur sits on the Corporate Board of the Motion Picture & Television Fund.
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Movies (30)
That Alien, Sound
as Allen
2024
Frankie
2021
Pennywise: The Story of ‘It’
as Himself
2021
Hudson
as Jerry
2019
Don't Think Twice
as Lou
2016
Tumbledown
as Bruce Jespersen
2016
Lonely Boys
as Irving
2016
Vote and Die: Liszt for President
as Rease Cunningham
2008
Palindromes
as Steve Victor
2005
61*
as Milt Kahn
2001
Noriega: God's Favorite
as Mark
2000
Play It to the Bone
as Artie
1999
The Thing: Terror Takes Shape
as Self
1998
Hollywood Dreamers
as Self
1997
Fire Down Below
as Phil Pratt
1997
Undue Influence
as Jack Vega
1996
Multiplicity
as Del King
1996
It Was Him or Us
as Walter Pomeroy
1995
The Face on the Milk Carton
as Jonathan Sands
1995
Forget Paris
as Craig
1995
My Brother's Keeper
as Morley
1995
The Patriots
as Jeremy Pelman
1994
Search for Grace
as Dr. Randolph
1994
My Girl 2
as Phil Sultenfuss
1994
Keys
as Lowly Flowers
1994
Six Degrees of Separation
as Dr. Fine
1993
And the Band Played On
as William W. Darrow, PhD
1993
The Man Without a Face
as Prof. Carl Hartley
1993
Bound by Honor
as Prison Librarian
1993
Encino Man
as Mr. Morgan
1992
TV Shows (20)
The Equalizer
as Rabbi Alton
2021
Magnum P.I.
as David
2018
Summer Camp Island
as The Broom Maker (voice)
2018
Kevin (Probably) Saves the World
as Dr. Sloane
2017
The Good Fight
as Geoffrey Solomon
2017
Bull
as Dr. Declan Mittman
2016
Mr. Robot
as Ice Cream Man
2015
Younger
as Edward L.L. Moore
2015
Transparent
as Buzzy Rackless
2014
Red Oaks
as Morrie
2014
Orange Is the New Black
as Bill Montgomery
2013
Elementary
as Jacob Weiss
2012
The Good Wife
as Geoffrey Solomon
2009
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
as Dr. Berletch
1999
Family Law
as Judge Thomas Armstrong
1999
Felicity
as Dr. Auerbach
1998
Oh Baby
1998
Significant Others
1998
The Practice
as A.D.A. Ed Means
1997
Picket Fences
as Ed Lawson
1992