Lance Guest
Lance R. Guest (born July 21, 1960) is an American actor. He developed a serious interest in acting in the 9th grade, and he majored in theater while attending UCLA. Guest has starred in many theatrical films including his role as Jimmy alongside actress Jamie Lee Curtis in the film Halloween II and also starred in I Ought to Be in Pictures. His most notable role is in the 1984 science fiction film The Last Starfighter as Alex Rogan, and as Beta, a robot sent to replace Alex while he was in space. In 1987, Lance starred in Jaws: The Revenge as Michael Brody. In 2000, he played Cosmo Cola in Stepsister from Planet Weird. In 2001, he played Hugo Archibald in The Jennie Project.
Jaws: The Revenge
(Michael Brody)
Halloween II
(Jimmy)
The Wizard of Loneliness
(John T.)
The Last Starfighter
(Alex Rogan)
I Ought to Be in Pictures
(Gordon)
Flu Bird Horror
(Garrett Coll)
Stepsister from Planet Weird
(Cosmo Cola)
Just the Way You Are
(Jack)
The Jennie Project
(Hugo Archibald)
The Making of Jaws The Revenge
(Self)
Late Phases
(James Griffin)
One Too Many
(Tim)
Altered Perceptions
(David Arnoff)
Confessions of a Married Man
(Arthur Price)
Please Don't Hit Me, Mom
(Michael Reynolds)
Hart to Hart Returns
(Peter McDowell)
Hart to Hart Returns
(Duke)
Mach 2
(Keith Dorman)
Traces
(Nelson)
Shadowbox
(Morell - Shadow Man)
My Father, My Rival
(Scott)
The Roommate
(Orson Zeigler)
The Least of These
(Mark Roberts)
THE NIGHTMARE ISN'T OVER! the making of Halloween II
(Self)
Plan B
(Jack Sadler)
In Search of Tomorrow
(Self - Interviewee)
Crossing the Frontier: Making The Last Starfighter
(Self)
The Shark That Roared
(Self)
In Search of Darkness: Part III
(Self)
St. Elsewhere
(Orderly Rooney)
Lou Grant
House
(Lewis Bardach)
Jericho
(Alex Utley)
Knots Landing
(Steve Brewer)
The X-Files
(Kyle Lang)
Party of Five
(Mr. Allen Peck)
The Wonder Years
(Mike Detweiller)
JAG
(Cmdr. Stacy Loftness)
Favorite Son
(David Ross)
ABC Afterschool Special
(Tim)
All-American Girl
(Leon)
ABC Afterschool Special
(Doug Henshaw)
Cassie & Co.
(David Cooper)
American Playhouse
(Orson Ziegler)
American Playhouse
(Uncle John)