Acting · Santa Barbara, California, USA · Born April 22, 1954
An actor, known for The Dove (1974), The Black Hole (1979) and Santa Barbara (1984). Brother of Sam Bottoms, Ben Bottoms and Timothy Bottoms.
MovieIn Search of Tomorrow
2022
as Self - Interviewee
MovieCicada Song
2019
as Kurt
Monster in a House
2014
as Joe
King Eternal
2013
as General / Bandit / Space Bandit
MovieJoseph's Gift
1999
as Simon Keller
TVV.I.P.
1998
as Chief Criminal
TVThe Net
1998
as Shawn Trelawney
MovieSnide and Prejudice
1997
as Therapist Himmler
TVProfiler
1996
as Bobby O'Hara
TVWalker, Texas Ranger
1993
as Tom Wilson
MovieTreacherous Crossing
1992
as Kenneth Gates
MovieLiar's Edge
1992
as Dave Kirkpatrick
MovieGunsmoke: To the Last Man
1992
as Tommy Graham
MovieInner Sanctum
1991
as Baxter Reed
TVFlair
1990
as Matt Lee
Police Story
1988
as Lewis
MoviePolice Story: Cop Killer
1988
as Lewis
MovieBorn to Race
1988
as Al Pagura
MovieOpen House
1987
as Dr. David Kelley
MovieIsland Sons
1987
as Joe Faraday
MovieShades of Love: Make Mine Chartreuse
1987
as Steve
MovieBraker
1985
as Eddie Kelso
TVMurder, She Wrote
1984
as Mickey Shannon
TVSanta Barbara
1984
as Kirk Cranston
MovieTime Bomb
1984
as Daniel 'Dan' Picard
MovieBlind Date
1984
as Jonathon Ratcliff
TVCelebrity
1984
as Mack Crawford
MovieWishman
1983
as Dr. Alex MacGregor
MovieThe Sins of Dorian Gray
1983
as Stuart Vane
MovieI Married Wyatt Earp
1983
as The Driver
MovieSide by Side: The True Story of the Osmond Family
1982
as George Osmond
MovieSurfacing
1981
as Joe
MovieKing of the Mountain
1981
as Buddy
MovieThe Intruder Within
1981
as Scott
MovieCloud Dancer
1980
as Tom Loomis
MovieThe Black Hole
1979
as Lieutenant Charles Pizer
MovieReturn Engagement
1978
as Stewart Anderman
TVHolocaust
1978
as Rudi Weiss
MovieHigh Rolling
1977
as Texas
TVBattle of the Network Stars
1976
MovieStalk the Wild Child
1976
as Cal, as a Young Man
TVFamily
1976
MovieCrime and Passion
1976
as Larry
MovieThe Dove
1974
as Robin Lee Graham
MovieUnwed Father
1974
as Peter
MovieTrouble Comes to Town
1973
as Billy Keith
TVHallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Stewart Anderman
