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Stephen Young

Stephen Young

Acting · Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Born May 19, 1939

Stephen Young is a retired Canadian actor known for Judd for the Defense (1967-1969), and his numerous guest roles on television. He worked mostly as a character actor and had supporting roles in the films Patton (1970), Soylent Green (1973), and The Silent Partner (1978).

Filmography

Endings, BeginningsMovie

Endings, Beginnings

2020

as Mafia Player Three

The Beauty InsideTV

The Beauty Inside

2012

as Alex #22

Charlie BartlettMovie

Charlie Bartlett

2008

as Dr. Stan Weathers

This Is WonderlandTV

This Is Wonderland

2004

The Skulls IIMovie

The Skulls II

2002

as Senator George Milford

The RenderingMovie

The Rendering

2002

as Det. Nick Sousa

The Last DebateMovie

The Last Debate

2000

as Richard Meredith

Execution of JusticeMovie

Execution of Justice

1999

as George Moscone

Strange JusticeMovie

Strange Justice

1999

as Sen. Danforth

When Husbands CheatMovie

When Husbands Cheat

1998

as Peter

Perry Mason: The Case of the Jealous JokesterMovie

Perry Mason: The Case of the Jealous Jokester

1995

Foreign Affairs
TV

Foreign Affairs

1993

as Gus Rafferty

ScornedMovie

Scorned

1993

as Mason Wainwright

The Adventures of the Black StallionTV

The Adventures of the Black Stallion

1992

as Matthew Smythe

The Gumshoe KidMovie

The Gumshoe Kid

1990

as Cop

Who's Harry Crumb?Movie

Who's Harry Crumb?

1989

as Interior Decorator

Not Another MistakeMovie

Not Another Mistake

1989

as Jasper

21 Jump StreetTV

21 Jump Street

1987

as R.B. Greaves

Love Leads the Way: A True StoryMovie

Love Leads the Way: A True Story

1984

as Mike McShane

Murder, She WroteTV

Murder, She Wrote

1984

as Ernie Dolan

HunterTV

Hunter

1984

as Senator Alan Young

AirwolfTV

Airwolf

1984

as Martin Lundahl

Between FriendsMovie

Between Friends

1983

as Martin

Spring FeverMovie

Spring Fever

1982

as Neil Berryman

Portrait of a ShowgirlMovie

Portrait of a Showgirl

1982

as Congressman

Magnum, P.I.TV

Magnum, P.I.

1980

as Don Cassidy

The Little DragonsMovie

The Little Dragons

1980

as Lunsford

DeadlineMovie

Deadline

1980

as Steven Lessey

Trapper John, M.D.TV

Trapper John, M.D.

1979

Flying HighTV

Flying High

1978

The Silent PartnerMovie

The Silent Partner

1978

as Freddie

CHiPsTV

CHiPs

1977

as Gerald Billings

The Clown MurdersMovie

The Clown Murders

1976

as Charlie

LifeguardMovie

Lifeguard

1976

as Larry

Breaking PointMovie

Breaking Point

1976

as Peter Stratas

The Bionic WomanTV

The Bionic Woman

1976

SidestreetTV

Sidestreet

1975

Police WomanTV

Police Woman

1974

as Ray Bradford

The Six Million Dollar ManTV

The Six Million Dollar Man

1974

as Dallet

The Death SquadMovie

The Death Squad

1974

as Lieutenant Andrece

Faraday and CompanyTV

Faraday and Company

1973

as Eddie

The StarlostTV

The Starlost

1973

as Dr. Chris

Soylent GreenMovie

Soylent Green

1973

as Gilbert

The ABC Afternoon PlaybreakTV

The ABC Afternoon Playbreak

1972

as Mike Rodman

RageMovie

Rage

1972

as Major Reintz

The Streets of San FranciscoTV

The Streets of San Francisco

1972

as Rogers

McMillan & WifeTV

McMillan & Wife

1971

as Lt. Don Corbett

Owen Marshall: Counselor at LawTV

Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law

1971

as Dave Butler

The Young RebelsTV

The Young Rebels

1970

The Mask of ShebaMovie

The Mask of Sheba

1970

as Travis Comanche

PattonMovie

Patton

1970

as Captain Chester B. Hansen

The Mod SquadTV

The Mod Squad

1968

as Kip Hanson

Hawaii Five-OTV

Hawaii Five-O

1968

as Quincy

The President's AnalystMovie

The President's Analyst

1967

as Man in Suit Killed in the Beginning (uncredited)

Judd, for the DefenseTV

Judd, for the Defense

1967

as Ben Caldwell

IronsideTV

Ironside

1967

Felony SquadTV

Felony Squad

1966

The F.B.I.TV

The F.B.I.

1965

as Brice

SeawayTV

Seaway

1965

as Nick King

12 O'Clock HighTV

12 O'Clock High

1964

as Capt. Jerry Clinton

The Thin Red LineMovie

The Thin Red Line

1964

as Stack

The UntouchablesTV

The Untouchables

1959

as Buz Johnson