Vondie Curtis-Hall
Born in Detroit, Michigan, USA — Sep 30 1956
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Vondie Curtis-Hall (born September 30, 1956) is an American actor and film director. As an actor, he is best known for his role as Dr. Dennis Hancock on the CBS medical drama Chicago Hope created by David E. Kelley.
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Dwight Talcott
Law & Order
Dr. Andrew Copelan
Criminal Minds
Stanley Usher
The Sopranos
Maurice Tiffen
ER
George
Gossip Girl
Directing
Evil
Leon Acosta
Medium
Scanlon's Friend
Marvel's Daredevil
Ben Urich
Boston Legal
Directing
The Shield
Directing
Chicago Hope
Dennis Hancock
L.A. Law
Eugene Clay
Rosewood
Beaumont Rosewood Sr.
Firefly
Directing
Fastlane
Andre Hayes
China Beach
Fallen Angels
David O'Connor
Missing
Agent Vic Martinsen
For the People
Judge Nicholas Byrne
Chasing Life
Lawrence
The Recruit
Walter Nyland
Fear Itself
Walter Markham
LAX
Dele Ekoku
Coming to America
Basketball Game Vendor
Death by Lightning
Frederick Douglass
Romeo + Juliet
Captain Prince
MDs
Directing
Die Hard 2
Miller
Sleeper Cell
Directing
Falling Down
Not Economically Viable Man
Cop Rock
Cmdr. Warren Osborne
Soul Food
Charles Miller
Clear and Present Danger
Voice-Print Analyst
Justified: City Primeval
Sweetie
NYC 22
Fred Wheeler
Black Rain
Detective
South Central
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
Captain James Brasser
Nightmare Cafe
Thomas Wall
The Night House
Mel
Broken Arrow
Lt. Colonel Sam Rhodes
A Man Called Hawk
Experimenter
Thomas Shine
Harriet
Reverend Green
Mystery Train
Ed
Crooklyn
Uncle Brown
Passion Fish
Sugar LeDoux
Eve's Bayou
Julian Grayraven
Honeydripper
Slick
Turn It Up
Cliff
In a Stranger's Hand
Det. Gary Hopkins
Shakedown
Speaker
Gridlock'd
D-Reper
Don King: Only in America
Lloyd Price
Black Nativity
Pawnbroker
Glitter
Directing
Raymond & Ray
Reverend West
A Journey to Sundance
Self
Cymbeline
Caius Lucius
One Good Cop
Father Wills
The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat
Lester Maxberry
Waist Deep
Directing
Heaven's Prisoners
Minos P. Dautrieve
Blue Bayou
Barry Boucher
Heat Wave
Clifford Turpin
Sugar Hill
Mark Doby
Zooman
Davis
Deceit
Detective Hal Kazin
Talk to Me
Sunny Jim Kelsey
Keys
Louche Amarant
Murder Without Motive: The Edmund Perry Story
C. Yernon Mason
Dead Man's Revenge
Jessup Bush
18½
Samuel
There Was a Little Boy
Danforth
What She Doesn't Know
Vinnie
The Projectionist
Freedom Song
Daniel Wall
Drop Squad
Rocky Seavers
Sheepdog
Whitney St. Germain
Life Is Hot in Cracktown
Dixon
Dr. Hugo
Dr. Hugo
Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart
Directing
Sirens
Vincent Morgan
Redemption: The Stan Tookie Williams Story
Directing
Tuesday Morning Ride
Carver
Abducted: The Carlina White Story
Directing
Breaking Brooklyn
Greg Bryant
Faith Under Fire: The Antoinette Tuff Story
Directing
Wicked Spring
Augustus Elliot
Healing Hurts