Peter Mark Richman

Highest Rated: 88% Friendly Persuasion (1956)

Lowest Rated: 8% Friday the 13th Part VIII - Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)

Birthday: Apr 16, 1927

Birthplace: Not Available

One of four children of a South Philadelphia contractor/paperhanger, Peter Mark Richman excelled in sports and the arts while attending high school. After war service, Richman played semipro football, then attended the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science before finally settling on acting as a vocation. After stock experience, Richman was cast in such New York productions as End As a Man, The Rainmaker, A Hatful of Rain, and The Zoo Story. His first film appearance was in 1956's Friendly Persuasion, as the boyfriend of ingénue Phyllis Love. Though he had the looks and bearing of a romantic lead, Richman considered himself a journeyman character actor until he was cast as the hard-hitting lawyer hero of the 1961 racket-busting TV series Cain's Hundred, in which he was billed as plain Mark Richman. Since that time, Peter Mark Richman (as he is now billed) has been a regular on the weekly shows Longstreet and Dynasty, and a reliable white-collar villain in many another television series and theatrical-movie releases.

Highest Rated Movies

Friendly Persuasion
88%
The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear
56%
The Strange One
40%
Poolhall Junkies
33%

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	BOX OFFICE	YEAR
No Score Yet	After the Wizard	Charles Samuel Williams	—	2012
No Score Yet	Mysteria	Actor	—	2011
33%	Poolhall Junkies	Phillip Stein	$0.6M	2002
56%	The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear	Dunwell	—	1991
8%	Friday the 13th Part VIII - Jason Takes Manhattan	Charles	—	1989
No Score Yet	Bonanza: The Next Generation	Actor	—	1988
No Score Yet	City Killer	Actor	—	1984
No Score Yet	PSI Factor	Actor	—	1980
No Score Yet	Nightmare at 43 Hillcrest	Actor	—	1974
No Score Yet	Yuma	Actor	—	1971
No Score Yet	McCloud: Who Killed Miss U.S.A.? (Portrait of a Dead Girl )	Actor	—	1970
No Score Yet	Agent for H.A.R.M.	Adam Chance	—	1966
No Score Yet	Dark Intruder	Robert Vandenburg	—	1965
20%	The Black Orchid	Noble	—	1958
40%	The Strange One	Cadet Col. Corger	—	1957
88%	Friendly Persuasion	Gard Jordan	—	1956
No Score Yet	The Desperate	Actor	—

TV

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	YEAR
No Score Yet	Beverly Hills, 90210 1990-2000	Larry Carson Lawrence Carson Carson	1994 1993 1991
91%	Star Trek: The Next Generation 1987-1994	Ralph	1988
No Score Yet	T.J. Hooker 1982-1986	Paterno	1986
No Score Yet	Too Close for Comfort 1980-1987	Oceanographer	1986
No Score Yet	Knight Rider 1982-1986	Dr. Bergstrom Arms Dealer	1985 1984 1983 1982
No Score Yet	Dynasty 1981-1989	Andrew Laird	1983 1982 1981
No Score Yet	The Incredible Hulk 1978-1982	Jordan	1981
No Score Yet	Charlie's Angels 1976-1981	Atamien	1979
No Score Yet	Starsky & Hutch 1975-1979	Schiller	1979
No Score Yet	Three's Company 1977-1984	Rev. Snow Reverend Snow	1979 1978
No Score Yet	Dallas 1978-1991	Maynard	1978
100%	Wonder Woman (1976) 1975-1979	Dr. Crippin	1978
No Score Yet	Quincy, M.E. 1976-1983	Kingman	1977
No Score Yet	The Bionic Woman 1976-1978	Dubnov	1977
No Score Yet	Ironside 1967-1975	Parker Frazier	1974 1967
No Score Yet	Marcus Welby, M.D. 1969-1976	Actor	1973
No Score Yet	The Streets of San Francisco 1972-1977	Bondini	1973 1972
No Score Yet	Mission: Impossible 1966-1973	Dr. Paul Tabor Gen. Stefano Aragas	1970
No Score Yet	It Takes a Thief 1968-1970	Kovacks Veitch	1969 1968
No Score Yet	Bonanza 1959-1973	Vardeman	1968
100%	The Man From U.N.C.L.E. 1964-1968	Webb	1968
No Score Yet	The Fugitive 1963-1967	Johnny Steel	1966 1964
No Score Yet	The Wild Wild West 1965-1969	Prince Gio	1965
82%	The Twilight Zone 1959-1964	Trooper Robert Franklin	1964
No Score Yet	Rawhide 1959-1965	Mastic	1963 1959
No Score Yet	Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1955-1962	Mike Policeman	1960 1958

Quotes from Peter Mark Richman's Characters

Julius Gaw:	I say we regroup, and find this motherfu*ker before he finds us. Now who's with me?
Charles McCullough:	Watch your mouth, young man! And you'll do no such thing. I'M in charge here!
Julius Gaw:	School...IS OUT, McCulloch! Okay?
Julius Gaw:	School is out, McCulloch! Okay?

Deck Hand:	You're all gonna die...you're the last ones...he's come back for you.
Deck Hand:	You're all gonna die. You're the last ones. He's come back for you.
Charles McCullough:	What are you talking about?
Deck Hand:	Jason Voorhees.
Charles McCullough:	You're insane. Jason Voorhees has been dead for years.
Deck Hand:	He came up the river and he's gotten on board...he walks this ship here and now.
Charles McCullough:	Yeah, a killer walks this ship all right...and it's certainly none of us! [pulls out a knife]
Deck Hand:	You're the one who's insane.

Charles McCullough:	Are you girls using drugs?
Eva Watanabe:	Do you think I would use drugs, Mr. McCulloch? We were just exploring the ship.

Colleen Van Deusen:	Hello Charles.
Charles McCullough:	Colleen. You know, this cruise was your idea, so at the very least you can show up on time.
Colleen Van Deusen:	Has everyone checked in?
Charles McCullough:	No. Jim Miller and Suzie Donaldson never showed up, and I'm more than a little concerned.
Colleen Van Deusen:	Well, don't be. They probably decided to explore each other rather than New York.
Charles McCullough:	(disgusted) - Oh, that's nice.

Charles McCullough:	Senior predictions started five minutes ago and Rennie isn't there.
Wayne Webber:	Maybe some of us don't want our futures predicted.
Charles McCullough:	In your case I'm sure that's true.

Charles McCullough:	The first order of business is to find Julius.
Irish Cop:	Oh I'm sure he'll just pop up somewhere.

Charles McCullough:

Walking corpses are not real.