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| − | '''Michael Cumpsty''' {{born|26|February|1958}} is an English actor of stage and screen. In |
+ | '''Michael Cumpsty''' {{born|26|February|1958}} is an English actor of stage and screen. In {{y|1995}}, he appeared as [[Lord Burleigh]] in two episodes of ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'', {{e|Cathexis}} and {{e|Persistence of Vision}}. |
| − | Prior to his appearances on ''Voyager'', Cumpsty briefly became a regular on ''L.A. Law'' during the 1991-92 season, playing the role of Frank Kittredge. His co-stars on this series included fellow ''[[Star Trek]]'' alumni [[Corbin Bernsen]] and [[Larry Drake]]. His other credits include the 1990 mini-series ''The Kennedys of Massachusetts'' (with [[Steven Weber]] playing [[John F. Kennedy]]), a 1990 TV adaptation of [[William Shakespeare]]'s ''Hamlet'' (with [[Reg E. Cathey]]), the 1997 mini-series ''LIBERTY! The American Revolution'' (with [[Donna Murphy]]), and appearances on ''Matlock'' (with [[Gregg Henry]] and [[Daniel Roebuck]]), ''Law & Order'', and the |
+ | Prior to his appearances on ''Voyager'', Cumpsty briefly became a regular on ''L.A. Law'' during the 1991-92 season, playing the role of Frank Kittredge. His co-stars on this series included fellow ''[[Star Trek]]'' alumni [[Corbin Bernsen]] and [[Larry Drake]]. His other credits include the 1990 mini-series ''The Kennedys of Massachusetts'' (with [[Steven Weber]] playing [[John F. Kennedy]]), a 1990 TV adaptation of [[William Shakespeare]]'s ''Hamlet'' (with [[Reg E. Cathey]]), the 1997 mini-series ''LIBERTY! The American Revolution'' (with [[Donna Murphy]]), and appearances on ''Matlock'' (with [[Gregg Henry]] and [[Daniel Roebuck]]), [[lawandorder:Law & Order|''Law & Order'']], and the soap opera ''All My Children''. He has also appeared in a number of feature film, including the 1993 comedy ''Fatal Instinct'' (with [[Christopher McDonald]], [[Christopher Darga]], and [[Bill Cobbs]]), Ang Lee's acclaimed 1997 drama ''The Ice Storm'', and 1999's ''The 24 Hour Woman'' (with [[Rosanna DeSoto]]). |
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+ | On stage, he is remembered for playing John Dickinson in the 1997 Broadway revival of the musical ''1776'' (with [[Brent Spiner]] and [[Richard Poe]].) |
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Revision as of 23:44, 5 June 2012
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...as Lord Burleigh
Michael Cumpsty (born 26 February 1958; age 66) is an English actor of stage and screen. In 1995, he appeared as Lord Burleigh in two episodes of Star Trek: Voyager, "Cathexis" and "Persistence of Vision".
Prior to his appearances on Voyager, Cumpsty briefly became a regular on L.A. Law during the 1991-92 season, playing the role of Frank Kittredge. His co-stars on this series included fellow Star Trek alumni Corbin Bernsen and Larry Drake. His other credits include the 1990 mini-series The Kennedys of Massachusetts (with Steven Weber playing John F. Kennedy), a 1990 TV adaptation of William Shakespeare's Hamlet (with Reg E. Cathey), the 1997 mini-series LIBERTY! The American Revolution (with Donna Murphy), and appearances on Matlock (with Gregg Henry and Daniel Roebuck), Law & Order, and the soap opera All My Children. He has also appeared in a number of feature film, including the 1993 comedy Fatal Instinct (with Christopher McDonald, Christopher Darga, and Bill Cobbs), Ang Lee's acclaimed 1997 drama The Ice Storm, and 1999's The 24 Hour Woman (with Rosanna DeSoto).
On stage, he is remembered for playing John Dickinson in the 1997 Broadway revival of the musical 1776 (with Brent Spiner and Richard Poe.)
External links
- Michael Cumpsty at Wikipedia
- Template:IMDb-link
- Michael Cumpsty at the Internet Broadway Database