Bruce Weitz

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Bruce Weitz was born on 27 May 1943 in Norwalk, Connecticut, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Hill Street Blues (1981), Half Past Dead (2002) and Deep Impact (1998). He has been married to Vivian Davis since 2 December 1986. They have one child. He was previously married to Cecilia Hart.

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Won 1 Primetime Emmy
- 2 wins & 10 nominations total

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Known for

Hill Street Blues

8.2

TV Series

Sgt. Mick Belker

Half Past Dead

4.6

Lester McKenna

2002

Deep Impact

6.3

Stuart Caley

1998

Highlander

7.2

TV Series

Tommy Sullivan

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Actor

For All Mankind
8.1
TV Series
- William Waverly
- 2021
The Young and the Restless
5.3
TV Series
- Barry
- 2013
General Hospital
6.6
TV Series
- Anthony Zacchara
- 2007–2012
Lie to Me
8.0
TV Series
- Leo O'Sullivan
- 2010
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
7.7
TV Series
- Leon Slocomb
- 2008
My Apocalypse
3.8
- Jack Savage
- 2008
Triloquist
3.9
- Dummy (voice)
- 2008
Dexter
8.6
TV Series
- Lenny Asher
- 2007
The Metrosexual
6.9
- Lou Bremer
- 2007
The Dukes
5.9
- Toulio
- 2007
El Cortez
5.3
- Popcorn
- 2006
Though None Go with Me
6.8
TV Movie
- Will Bishop
- 2006
Ghost Whisperer
6.5
TV Series
- Tobias Northrop
- 2005
Grey's Anatomy
7.6
TV Series
- Edward Levangie
- 2005
JAG
6.7
TV Series
- Hank Olin
- Chief Petty Officer Paul Bauwer
- 1997–2004

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Hill Street Blues: The Complete Series

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Hill Street Blues: The Complete Series

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Hill Street Blues: The Complete Series

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Born
- May 27, 1943
- Norwalk, Connecticut, USA
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Other works
Stage: Was understudy (for "Happy" and "Biff") in "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller with George C. Scott.
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- 2 Interviews

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Trivia
Best known for his scruffy, quirky-acting role as undercover cop Sgt. Michael "Mick" Belker in the 1980s TV series Hill Street Blues (1981) who tended to call all criminals "hairball," and whose canine instincts had him habitually growling, biting offenders and barking at other dogs.

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Figuring out Belker happened from the outside in. I was planning my audition, I had about 10 days to work on it, and I was thinking about what he would wear. And when I finally got together a costume, which was pretty much what he looked like on the show week to week, I started to get a feeling for what he was.