Acting · Houston, Texas, USA · Born October 2, 1945
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kevin Cooney (born October 2, 1945) is an American film and television actor. He has appeared in the films Legally Blonde, Austin Powers in Goldmember, Con Air and many others, and the television series Dharma & Greg, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and others. Description above from the Wikipedia article Kevin Cooney, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Movie23 Blast
2014
as Coach Burley
MovieWinged Creatures
2009
as Travis Carlson
MovieThe Haunting of Molly Hartley
2008
as Dr. Donaldson
MovieCharlie Wilson's War
2007
as Congressional Committee
TVMad Men
2007
as Edgar Raffit
MovieSacrifices of the Heart
2007
as Dr. Osborne
MovieThe Shaggy Dog
2006
as Doctor
MovieThe Alibi
2006
as Irving
Barry Dingle
2005
as Senator Albert Shivers
TVMedium
2005
as P.O.W.
TVDesperate Housewives
2004
as Owen Johnson
TVBoston Legal
2004
as Atty. Smith (uncredited)
MovieAmerican Crime
2004
as Mr. Corpach
MovieBring It On Again
2004
as Dean Sebastian
TVCold Case
2003
as Deputy Sheriff Ted Huffard
TVThe Lyon's Den
2003
TVNip/Tuck
2003
as Dr. Hughes
Dragnet: Sticks and Stones
2003
as Rev. Hugh Hightower
TVWithout a Trace
2002
as Dr. Vercoe
MovieAustin Powers in Goldmember
2002
as General Clark
MovieWindtalkers
2002
as Ear Doctor
TVThe Shield
2002
as DEA Captain Lamberti
MovieMy First Mister
2001
as Doctor
TVScrubs
2001
as Mr. Woodbury
TVAlias
2001
as Ahern
TVEmeril
2001
MovieAmerican Pie 2
2001
as Doctor
MovieLegally Blonde
2001
as Head of Admissions
TVBoston Public
2000
as Mayor Richardson
TVThe District
2000
as FBI Supervisor
TVCSI: Crime Scene Investigation
2000
as Captain Murdle
MovieThe Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy
2000
as Obstetrician
TVMalcolm in the Middle
2000
as Dr. Dumont
MovieLast Mistake
2000
as Neighbor
TVRoswell
1999
as Malcolm Margolin
TVFamily Law
1999
as Dr. William Gurr
MovieAustin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
1999
as NORAD Colonel
MovieAngel's Dance
1999
as Theodore Chaste
TVProvidence
1999
as Hospital Doctor
TVBrimstone
1998
as Priest
TVLegacy
1998
as Homer Bentley
TVThe King of Queens
1998
as Jack Brennan
TVWill & Grace
1998
as Justice of the Peace
MovieBulworth
1998
as Rev. Wilberforce
MoviePrimary Colors
1998
as Lawrence Harris
MovieSwitchback
1997
as FBI SAC Grant Montgomery
MovieMad City
1997
as Principal
TVDharma & Greg
1997
as Archbishop Livingston
TVAlly McBeal
1997
as Luke Pederson
MovieClockwatchers
1997
as Mr. Kilmer
MovieCon Air
1997
as Judge
TVBeyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
1997
as Captain Greenwood (segment "Angel On Board")
TVThe Practice
1997
as Dr. Fairby
MovieLifeform
1996
as Lt. General McClintock
TVProfiler
1996
as Father Mike Carlton
TVThe Pretender
1996
as Mr. Chambers
MovieIf These Walls Could Talk
1996
as Dr. Kramer
MovieIndependence Day
1996
as Atlantic Air CINC
MovieDead Man Walking
1995
as Governor Benedict
TVJAG
1995
as David Litrell
TVSliders
1995
as Ken Neisser
MovieClear and Present Danger
1994
as CIA Counsel
MovieWhite Mile
1994
as Older Man
TVDiagnosis: Murder
1993
as Judge Alonzo Burton
TVNYPD Blue
1993
as Doctor
TVLois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
1993
as Secretary Wallace
MovieQuick
1993
as Schieffer
TVWalker, Texas Ranger
1993
as David Bracken
MovieArctic Blue
1993
as Meyerling
TVDr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
1993
as Judge Barton
TVLove & War
1992
TVMelrose Place
1992
as CEO
TVHerman's Head
1991
as Senator Harris
TVLaw & Order
1990
as Geoffrey Donovan
TVThe Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
1990
as Whitey
TVDream On
1990
as Bishop
MovieNight Game
1989
as Essicks
MovieBlood Red
1989
as Mayor Riggs
TVTales from the Crypt
1989
as Prosecutor (segment "Let the Punishment Fit the Crime")
MovieDead Poets Society
1989
as Joe Danburry
MovieRoe vs. Wade
1989
TVCoach
1989
as Minister
MovieFull Moon in Blue Water
1988
as Charlie O'Donnell
MovieDouble Image
1986
as Don Fisher
MovieThe Trip to Bountiful
1985
as Roy
TVThe Golden Girls
1985
as Man #2
MovieDeadly Blessing
1981
as Sheriff
TVKnots Landing
1979
as Homeless Man
MovieNorth Dallas Forty
1979
as Pete Peterson
MovieAttack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan
1975
as Man on Bridge (uncredited)
