Known For
Acting
Born
Aug 12, 1952
Place of Birth
The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA
Credits
54 titles
Damien Leake
Biography
Damien Leake (born August 12, 1952) is an American actor and record-holding masters track and field athlete. Starting with a role in 1973's Serpico, he has had a continuous career appearing in some 70 motion pictures, plus numerous television and stage acting roles. Through the 1980s he was typecast as a "a tender, sensitive . . . half-crazed killer" including roles in Death Wish and Apocalypse Now. He has branched out to other jobs related to the entertainment industry. He claims to having been a singer, dancer, director, musician, composer, musical director, vocal arranger, playwright, stage fight choreographer and ventriloquist.
Known For
Filmography
Tuna on Rye
Arthur
The Baxters
Pastor Mark
1923
Marvin
The Rookie: Feds
Agent Bob Telford
Messiah
George
Breaking In
Isaac
Good Girls
Pastor Collins
S.W.A.T.
Wesley
Sleepwalker
Bad Twin
Dr. Martine
The Bad Twin
Dr. Martine
How to Get Away with Murder
Dr. Healy
Scandal
Judge Leo Theroux
The Experiment
Govenor
Men of a Certain Age
Roy
Prison Break: The Final Break
Detective Marlin
Dollhouse
Minister
Eleventh Hour
Dr. Sidney Hayward
The Mentalist
High Powered Attorney
The Great Debaters
Wilson
Saving Grace
Calvin Revo
Greek
Professor Sommerfield
88 Minutes
The Judge
Ghost Whisperer
Dr. Chiles
Boston Legal
Referee
NCIS
Henry Bennett
Nip/Tuck
Dr. Moss
Without a Trace
Chaplain
CSI: Miami
Judge Berber
Crossing Jordan
Otis
Strong Medicine
Principal
The West Wing
Dr. Ted Tatum
Family Law
Mighty Joe Young
Cop
Ask Harriet
Marty
The Devil's Own
Art Fisher
Looking for Richard
Self
Separate but Equal
Dr. Kenneth Clark
Separate but Equal
Dr. Kenneth Clark
He Said, She Said
Ray, the Technical Director
Born on the Fourth of July
Patient - VA Hospital
Sea of Love
Ernest Lee
Collision Course
Tenement Man
Last Rites
Detective Brown
Married... with Children
Principal Alburton
Highlander
Tony
The Cotton Club
Bub Jewett
The Cosby Show
Andy Anderson
The Killing Floor
Frank Custer
American Playhouse
Dale 'D.J.' Jackson