Biography

David A. Kimball

Actor

Birth name David Kimball Alexander. Began his career as a teenager at Front Street Theatre in Memphis, Tennesee. Graduated from the Carnegie-Mellon University Theatre Program in Pittsburgh. Moved to New York City after graduation, acted and directed Off-Broadway and in Regional Theatres, appeared in films and commercials before moving the Los Angeles in 1985 to focus on film and television.

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Known for

The Firm

6.9

Randall Dunbar(as David Kimball)

1993

I Know Who Killed Me

3.6

Surgeon

2007

Star Trek: Enterprise

7.6

TV Series

Esaak

Cold Case

7.6

TV Series

Nick Logan 2005

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Actor

Boomers
7.9
TV Series
- Dennis Burleson
- 2018
Feud
8.3
TV Series
- Freddie Francis
- 2017
American Horror Story
8.0
TV Series
- Art Auctioneer
- 2016
Documentary Now!
8.1
TV Series
- Father
- 2016
Aquarius
7.0
TV Series
- George Aranow
- 2016
American Crime Story
8.4
TV Series
- Southern Judge
- 2016
Rosewood
6.7
TV Series
- David Moran
- 2015
The Trials of Cate McCall
6.2
- Jensen Waterford
- 2013
Harry's Law
7.3
TV Series
- Doctor
- 2012
House
8.7
TV Series
- Lawyer
- 2011
Law & Order: LA
6.7
TV Series
- Dr. Peter Weinstein
- 2010
K Citizen
8.8
Short
- Charles
- 2010
Under God
8.6
Short
- Johnson
- 2010
The Young and the Restless
5.3
TV Series
- Dr. Lurie
- 2009
Castle
8.1
TV Series
- Mr. Kendall
- 2009

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Alternative name
- David Kimball
Height
- 6′ 4″ (1.93 m)
Born
- February 20, 1951
- Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Other works
(March 8 to April 7, 1990) He played Oppenheimer in Ellen McLaughlin's play, "Infinity's House," in a Humana Festival production at the Actors Theatre of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky with Ellen McLaughlin (Annie); Sakinda Jaffrey (Catches Rain); Greg Porretta (Carl, Kistiakowsky); Christopher Fields (Doolin, Wong, Rabi); Scott Sowers (Joe, Gratz, Katz); Bob Burrus (Indian); Josh Liveright (Plug, Cass); Andrew Polk (Asa, Jimmy, Edelstein); Bruce Romans (Sean, Li, Solder #1); Steve Wise (Silas, Turpin); Ray Fry (Hans Bethe, Na Bok); Chris Eigeman (Ba Hong, Matt, Soldier #2, Serber); Joe Burmester (Nathan); Fred Major (General Goves); Jeremy Gold (Sing, Swaver) and Diane Casey (Fraulein Mittel) in the cast. Jackson Phippin was director.