Craig Wasson
Acting
Biography
Craig Brewster Wasson is an American actor. He made his film debut in Rollercoaster (1977). He is best known for his roles as Jake Scully in Brian DePalma's Body Double (1984), and Neil Gordon in Chuck Russell's A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987). For his role as Danilo Prozor in Arthur Penn's Four Friends (1981), he was nominated for a Golden Globe Award.
Filmography 67
Movies (43)
Sasquatch Mountain2006Travis Cralle
Akeelah and the Bee2006Ted Saunders
Ghost Rock2004Cherokee Bill
Puerto Vallarta Squeeze2004Danny Pastor
New Alcatraz2001Warden Fred Riley
Epoch2001Hudson
Escape Under Pressure2000Elgin Bates
The Pornographer1999Spano
The Last Best Sunday1999Deputy Sheriff Bennett
Velocity Trap1999John Dawson, RMC Corp.
Back to Even1998Sasso
Seed: A Love Story1997Hayes
Deep Family Secrets1997
I Shot a Man in Vegas1996Radio Caller (voice)
The Tomorrow Man1996Dr. Galloway
The Sister-in-Law1995Andy Warner
Trapped in Space1994Palmer
Strapped1993Ben
Malcolm X1992TV Host
Midnight Fear1991Paul
A More Perfect Union1989James Madison
Bum Rap1988Paul Colson
Bush Shrink1988Dr. Martin Cypher
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors1987Dr. Neil Gordon
The Men's Club1986Paul
Body Double1984Jake Scully
Why Me?1984Brian Harmon- The Innocents Abroad1983Mark Twain
Second Thoughts1983Will
Ghost Story1981Don Wanderley / David Wanderley
Shows (24)
The Practice1997Father O'Brien
Dangerous Minds1996
Profiler1996Andre Kostos
Touched by an Angel1994Tim Porter
Diagnosis: Murder1993Atty. Avery Decker
Walker, Texas Ranger1993Dr. Sullivan
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues1993Maxwell Forrester
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine1993Ee'char
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman1993Julius Hoffman
L.A. Law1986Tom Cavanaugh
Murder, She Wrote1984Hank Walden
Tales from the Darkside1984Sam Hummel
American Playhouse1982Mark Twain- Skag1980
Hart to Hart1979Stephen
Kaz1978
Rafferty1977
Isis1975Feather
The Rockford Files1974Steve Watson
The Streets of San Francisco1972
M*A*S*H1972Pvt. Kurland
The Bob Newhart Show1972Chuck Morgan
Great Performances1971Mark Twain
Hallmark Hall of Fame1951