Sam Hennings
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| Born | Macon, Georgia |
| Occupation | Film, television actor |
| Years active | 1985–present |
Sam Hennings is an American actor with German, English and Scotch-Irish ancestry. Hennings was born in Macon, Georgia, United States and spent most of his youth in Athens, Georgia. Sam has lived most of his career as an actor and writer in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif.
Sam Hennings has appeared in a wide variety of movies, television shows and stage productions including: the lead role in The Work and the Glory, 1,2 and 3; Martin Scorsese's The Aviator, with Leonardo DiCaprio; Havoc with Anne Hathaway; Stolen with Jon Hamm;Ten Tricks with Lea Thompson; Drop Zone with Wesley Snipes; Shout with John Travolta; Seasons of the Heart; CBS Movie of the week; Point Last Seen with Linda Hamilton; The Hank Gathers Story with George Kennedy; Gideon Oliver with Lou Gossett; Supernatural as Samuel Colt, The Magnificent Seven, 24, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami, ER, King Pin, E-Ring, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and The Event. Sam has also had recurring roles on CBS in JAG; Showtime’s Resurrection Boulevard and Pensacola, Wings of Gold as James Brolin's brother and Saving Grace as Holly Hunter's brother. Sam co-starring with Jason Lee and Alfre Woodard recently completed the second season of TNT/Smoke House Production’s series, Memphis Beat. Sam’s writing projects include his recently completed screenplay titled, The Littlest Cowboy.
[edit] Credits
- Castle (Seth Harris) — 2011
- Memphis Beat (Charlie 'Whitehead' White) — 2010–2011
- Supernatural (Samuel Colt) — 2011
- The Event (Gen. Addington) — 2010
- CSI (John Rakow) — 2009
- Cold Case (Randall Baxter '86&09') — 2009
- CSI: Miami (Max Desalvo) — 2009
- Elevator Girl (Alan Schuster) — 2009
- Dollhouse (Senator Boxbaum) — 2009
- Eleventh Hour (Sheriff Larsson) — 2008
- Stolen (Luke Wakefield) — 2008
- Saving Grace (Joe Hanadarko) — 2007
- The Work and the Glory: A House Divided (Ben Steed) — 2006
- 10 Tricks (Keith) — 2006
- E-Ring (Colonel David Lindstrom) — 2006
- Soldiers of God (Gerard de Ridfort) — 2005
- Havoc (Mr. Rubin) — 2005
- The Work and The Glory: American Zion (Ben Steed) — 2005
- The Aviator (Frank) — 2004
- The Work and the Glory (Ben Steed) — 2004
- ER (Steve Davidson) — 2003
- The Lone Ranger (Mr. Hartman) — 2003
- CSI (Pete Banson) — 2002
- JAG (Captain Huddleston) — 2001
- Resurrection Blvd. (Guy) — 2001–02
- Walker, Texas Ranger (J.T. Brody) — 1999
- JAG (Colonel Ronald Vickers) — 1998
- The Magnificent Seven (Lucas James) — 1998
- Murder, She Wrote (Webb Prentiss) — 1995
- Drop Zone (Torski) — 1994
- Seasons of The Heart (Jed Richards) — 1993
- Shout (Travis Parker) — 1991
- Gideon Oliver (Drew Lord) — 1989
- On Our Own (Uncle Jack) — 1988
- Star Trek: The Next Generation (Ramsey) — 1988
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents (Patrolman) — 1986
- Moonlighting (Jonathan Kaplan) — 1985
[edit] External links
- Sam Hennings official website
- Sam Hennings 2012 Demo Reel
- Sam Hennings at Memory Alpha (a Star Trek wiki)
- Sam Hennings/'Memphis Beat'
- Film Trailer - The Work and The Glory, III
[edit] Youtube
- Clips - [1]
- CSI Clip - [2]
- Memphis Beat' Season Two -[3]
- CSI Miami clip - [4]
- Clip 'King Pin' - [5]
- Sam Hennings 2012 Clips - [6]
- The Lighter Side of 'Memphis Beat' - [[7]
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