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Paul Collins

Paul Collins

Acting · London, England, UK · Born July 25, 1937

Paul Collins is an English actor that has been acting since the 1940s. His first major role was as the voice of John Darling in the 1953 Walt Disney Pictures animated film Peter Pan. He later appeared in episodes of Hawaii Five-0, Matlock, and Murphy Brown. He is best known for his recent recurring role in JAG, and as Dr. Dave Benson in Scrubs. Paul Collins can be seen in many films, including Art School Confidential and Evan Almighty.

Filmography

ElementaryTV

Elementary

2012

as King Wilhelm

The Good WifeTV

The Good Wife

2009

as Secret Court Judge

Sons of AnarchyTV

Sons of Anarchy

2008

as Peter Dooley

Evan AlmightyMovie

Evan Almighty

2007

as Congressman Stamp

Art School ConfidentialMovie

Art School Confidential

2006

as Professor David Zipkin

Boston LegalTV

Boston Legal

2004

as Lance Buttram

Bring It On AgainMovie

Bring It On Again

2004

as Voice

Las VegasTV

Las Vegas

2003

as Dr. Hall

Without a TraceTV

Without a Trace

2002

as Howard

ScrubsTV

Scrubs

2001

as Dr. Benson

The BreedMovie

The Breed

2001

as Calmet

When Billie Beat BobbyMovie

When Billie Beat Bobby

2001

as Boardmemeber

The Invisible ManTV

The Invisible Man

2000

as Dr. Dean Carver

A Season for MiraclesMovie

A Season for Miracles

1999

as Gerald Foster

The West WingTV

The West Wing

1999

as Senator Sam Wilkinson

Family LawTV

Family Law

1999

as Judge Alfred Gordon

InstinctMovie

Instinct

1999

as Tom Hanley

Dead Man on CampusMovie

Dead Man on Campus

1998

as Professor Durkheim

CapturedMovie

Captured

1998

as Harry

Ally McBealTV

Ally McBeal

1997

as Judge Williams

The PracticeTV

The Practice

1997

as Attorney Hendrick Walton

MotherMovie

Mother

1996

as Lawyer

ProfilerTV

Profiler

1996

JAGTV

JAG

1995

as John C. Spencer

The Drew Carey ShowTV

The Drew Carey Show

1995

as Professor stanton

ERTV

ER

1994

as Norm Middleton

Chicago HopeTV

Chicago Hope

1994

as Hugh Carver

Acapulco H.E.A.T.TV

Acapulco H.E.A.T.

1993

as Dr. Raul Kaufman

The John Larroquette ShowTV

The John Larroquette Show

1993

as Moderator

DaveMovie

Dave

1993

as Secretary of Treasury

Black Widow Murders: The Blanche Taylor Moore StoryMovie

Black Widow Murders: The Blanche Taylor Moore Story

1993

as Dr. Nesbitt

Star Trek: Deep Space NineTV

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

1993

as Zlangco

Melrose PlaceTV

Melrose Place

1992

as Dr. Fisher

SecretsMovie

Secrets

1992

as Andrew Froman

For Richer, for PoorerMovie

For Richer, for Poorer

1992

as Stuart

Beverly Hills, 90210TV

Beverly Hills, 90210

1990

as John Bardwell

Funny About LoveMovie

Funny About Love

1990

as Bill Hatcher

Law & OrderTV

Law & Order

1990

as Defense Attorney Roger Easton

Shannon's DealTV

Shannon's Deal

1990

as Aston

So Proudly We HailMovie

So Proudly We Hail

1990

The OperationMovie

The Operation

1990

as Dr. Raymond Adams

Life Goes OnTV

Life Goes On

1989

Screen OneTV

Screen One

1989

as Doug

Quantum LeapTV

Quantum Leap

1989

as Rob Jackson

CrossbowTV

Crossbow

1987

George Washington II: The Forging of a NationTV

George Washington II: The Forging of a Nation

1986

as John Adams

L.A. LawTV

L.A. Law

1986

as George Lindquist

MatlockTV

Matlock

1986

as Jim Milbourne

Growing PainsTV

Growing Pains

1985

as Jim Kimball

The Golden GirlsTV

The Golden Girls

1985

as Man

Night CourtTV

Night Court

1984

as Lawrence Farrington

Jacobo Timerman: Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a NumberMovie

Jacobo Timerman: Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number

1983

Disney's Halloween TreatMovie

Disney's Halloween Treat

1982

as John Darling (voice) (archive footage)

The Royal Romance of Charles and DianaMovie

The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana

1982

as Reporter

American PlayhouseTV

American Playhouse

1982

as American Aide

Surfside 6TV

Surfside 6

1960

as Bertie Simms

Peter PanMovie

Peter Pan

1953

as John Darling (voice)

You Are ThereTV

You Are There

1953

Woman to WomanMovie

Woman to Woman

1947

as David Junior