David Wohl
Biography
David Wohl was born on September 22, 1953 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Revenge of the Nerds (1984), Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993) and The Wackness (2008). He has been married to Eileen McMahon since August 1978.
Personal Details
Movies (33)
Treasure Trouble
as Kal
2019
Asher
as Dr. Greene
2018
You Must Be Joking
as Ira Schwartz
2014
The Wackness
as Mr. Shapiro
2008
Joe Gould's Secret
as Max Gordon
2000
Rear Window
as Dr. Schneider
1998
Saving Private Ryan
as War Department Captain
1998
She Led Two Lives
as Harvey Parnell
1994
Hot Shots! Part Deux
as Gerou
1993
Switch
as Attorney Caldwell
1991
Death Merchants
as Phil Jacobs
1991
Presumed Innocent
as Morrie Dickerman
1990
In the Best Interest of the Child
as Judge Dunham
1990
The War of the Roses
as Dr. Gordon
1989
A Cry for Help: The Tracey Thurman Story
as Nagel
1989
Cookie
as Alvin Diamond
1989
Roe vs. Wade
as Terry Bowman
1989
Troop Beverly Hills
as Dr. Honigman
1989
The Couch Trip
as Dr. Smet
1988
Like Father Like Son
as Dr. Roger Hartwood
1987
Island Sons
as Herb Engleman
1987
Chillers
as Conrow
1987
Hero in the Family
as Loudon
1986
Oceans of Fire
as Ira Handel
1986
Armed and Dangerous
as Prosecutor
1986
Beer
as Stanley Dickler
1985
The Steel Collar Man
as Weasel
1985
D.A.R.Y.L.
as Mr. Nesbitt
1985
Brewster's Millions
as Eugene Provost
1985
Gotcha!
as Professor
1985
Turk 182!
as TV producer
1985
Badge of the Assassin
as Kevin Klein
1985
Revenge of the Nerds
as Dean Ulich
1984
TV Shows (17)
Bull
as Judge Mayerson
2016
Madam Secretary
as Lior Dori
2014
The Blacklist
as Judge
2013
Suits
as Judge
2011
White Collar
as Rufus
2009
The Good Wife
as Judge Gordon Tomlin
2009
Rescue Me
as Dr. Harris
2004
Hey Arnold!
as Principal Wartz (voice)
1996
The Single Guy
as Bobby Driscoll
1995
Pride & Joy
as Bernard
1995
The X-Files
as Kenneth Ungar
1993
Brooklyn Bridge
as Sid Elgart
1991
Home Improvement
as Salesman
1991
Dinosaurs
as Bob (voice)
1991
Law & Order
as Ward Salsman
1990
Tales from the Crypt
as Warden Havers (segment "The Man Who Was Death")
1989
ALF
as TV Shrink
1986