Richard LeParmentier(1946-2013)

Actor
Writer

Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) was Richard LeParmentier's third film after moving to Britain from the United States in 1974. Richard has appeared in over fifty films and TV shows. He used to reside in Bath, UK, and worked as a screenwriter. He also developed a comedy-drama series for the BBC and wrote a feature film.

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Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope

8.6

General Motti

1977

Octopussy

6.5

U.S. Aide(as Richard Parmentier)

1983

Superman II

6.8

Reporter(as Richard Parmentier)

1980

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

7.7

Lt. Santino(as Richard Le Parmentier)

1988

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Actor

Kinect Star Wars: Girly Vader
TV Movie
- Admiral Motti
- 2012
Alligator
Short
- Mr. B (voice)
- 2007
Soldiers: Heroes of World War II
7.8
Video Game
- American Narrator (voice)
- 2004
The Big Battalions
7.7
TV Mini Series
- Dupree
- 1992
The Berlin Conspiracy
4.0
- Colonel Gurnheim
- 1992
Capital City
8.2
TV Series
- Lee Wolf
- 1989–1990
God's Frontiersmen
8.8
TV Mini Series
- Journalist
- 1989
Screen Two
6.5
TV Series
- Eddie (as Richard LeParmentiere)
- 1989
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
7.7
- Lt. Santino (as Richard Le Parmentier)
- 1988
London Embassy
7.6
TV Mini Series
- Al Sanger
- 1987
Worlds Beyond
6.8
TV Series
- George Scott (as Richard Parmentier)
- 1987
Fox Mystery Theater
7.2
TV Series
- Dr. Kates (as Richard Parmentier)
- 1984
Master of the Game
7.3
TV Mini Series
- Dexter (as Richard Parmentier)
- 1984
Reilly: Ace of Spies
8.1
TV Mini Series
- FBI Agent (as Richard Parmentier)
- 1983
Octopussy
6.5
- U.S. Aide (as Richard Parmentier)
- 1983

Writer

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Alternative names
- Richard Le Parmentier
Born
- July 16, 1946
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Died
- April 15, 2013
- Austin, Texas, USA
Spouses
Other works
TV Commercial for Star Wars XBox 360 Kinects.

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Producer David Wilkinson said that LeParmentier wrote an outstanding screenplay "one of the best he ever read" about the composer Frederick Delius's time on an orange plantation in Florida. "It would have been an expensive film to make and it box office potential limited but the writing was first-rate" Wilkinson stated.