Jack Coleman
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia John MacDonald "Jack" Coleman (born February 21, 1958) is an American actor and screenwriter, best known for replacing Al Corley in the role of Steven Carrington in the 1980s prime time soap opera, Dynasty, and for portraying Noah Bennet in the science-fiction drama series, Heroes.
Cow Belles
(Reed Callum)
Polar Storm
(Dr. James Mayfield)
The Landlady
(Patrick Forman)
Trapped in Space
(Grant)
Daughter of Darkness
(Devlin)
Foreign Student
(Rex Jennings)
Rock the House
(Max Peterson)
Emit
(Rance Wofford)
Time Under Fire
(Lance McCarthy)
Bridesmaids
(Matt)
Children of the Bride
(Dennis)
Replacing Dad
(Dr. Mark Chandler)
Spawn
(Doctor)
Angels in the Endzone
(Peter Harper)
Kingdom Hospital
(Peter Rickman)
The Submarine Kid
(Mr. Koll)
Last Rites
(Agent Gary Blake)
Red Blooded
(Deke Adair)
To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story
(Self)
Do I Say I Do?
(Robert)
Rattlesnakes
(Richie Hanson)
Beautiful Loser
(Jimmy)
The Tank
(Reed Baker)
Rubdown
(Marion Pooley)
The Return of Eliot Ness
(Gil Labine)
This Morning
(Self)
Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital
(Peter Rickman)
CSI: Miami
(Martin Gillespie)
Providence
(Larry)
Heroes
(Noah Bennet)
Touched by an Angel
(Jeff Ritchy (uncredited))
According to Jim
(Sean Curran)
The Office
(State Senator Rob Lipton)
The View
(Self)
Nip/Tuck
Dynasty
(Steven Carrington)
Without a Trace
(Roy Ducek)
Chicago P.D.
(Bob Ruzek)
Nightmare Cafe
(Frank Nolan)
The Colbys
Oh Baby
(Rick)
Heroes Unmasked
(Himself)
Diagnosis: Murder
(Eddie Gault)
Glitter
(Rusty Walkee)
Battle of the Network Stars
The Net
(Dr. Steven Graf)
Castle
(William Bracken)
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
(Jim Logan)
Heroes Reborn
(Noah Bennet)
Hawaii Five-0
(Miller)
Burn Notice
(Andrew Strong)
Good Trouble
(Phillip Cooper)
The Vampire Diaries
(Bill Forbes)
The Mentalist
(Max Winter)
Finder of Lost Loves
(Eric Jordan)
The Tournament: A History of ACC Men's Basketball
(Narrator)
Scandal
(Daniel Douglas Langston)
Westworld
(Senator Ken Whitney)
Burke's Law
(Ted D'Arcy)
Special Unit 2
(George Armstrong)
How to Get Away with Murder
(Mr. Dean)
House
(Joe Dugan)
The Naked Truth
(Colin Terell)
