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Dennis Holahan Born November 7, 1942
Stamford, Connecticut, U.S.Nationality American Spouse Loretta Swit (1983–1995, divorced) Parents Richard Andrew Holahan (businessman) Dennis Holahan (born November 7, 1942, in Stamford, Connecticut) is an American actor appearing in film and television. Holahan is best known for appearing in the crime film Scarface as Jerry the Banker. Holahan had appeared in the movie The Vegas Strip War in 1984 playing Jimmy Weldstrom.
Holahan was married to actress Loretta Swit from 1983 to 1995.[1]
In 1992 Holahan went back to the legal career he had put on hiatus in 1972. He started the Holahan Law firm , which is based in Los Angeles and specialises in entertainment law. Ironically, he played a lawyer in his 1981 appearance on The White Shadow. His character interviewed James Hayward (Thomas Carter) for a summer job.
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Filmography
Films
Year Title Role Notes 1995 3 Ninjas Knuckle Up EPA Man 1993 Aspen Extreme Henri 1992 Kuffs Doctor Will Carlton 1991 Rich Girl Lawyer 1990 Menu for Murder Steve Mann Television 1989 Collision Course Derek Jarryd 1988 Wildfire Mitch 1986 Hyper Sapien: People from Another Star Aric The Fifth Missile Warden Television 1984 The Vegas Strip War Jimmy Weldstrom Television 1983 Scarface Jerry the Banker 1981 Halloween II Morgan Strode 1980 Haywire Bill the Second Television Television
Year Title Role No. of episodes 1991 Top of the Heap Man #1 1 episode Married with Children Man #1 1 episode 1988 High Mountain Rangers Mallory 1 episode 1985 1st & Ten Unknown 1 episode 1984 Who's the Boss? Grant Paxton 1 episode Blue Thunder Richard J. Lassiter 1 episode 1983 The Fall Guy Usher 1 episode Alice Rob 1 episode M*A*S*H* Per Johannsen 1 episode 1982 CHiPs Fred 1 episode 1981 Hill Street Blues Councilman Tom McAurley 2 episodes The White Shadow Ed Barter 1 episode The Dukes of Hazzard Harry Joe 1 episode 1980–1983 Dallas George Walker 2 episodes 1980 Beyond Westworld Captain Farrell 1 episode 1979 The Rockford Files Agent Kaiser 1 episode 1978–1979 The Incredible Hulk Art Philbin 2 episodes 1978 The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries Arthur Philips 1 episode Lou Grant Jack Patterson 1 episode 1963 General Hospital John Unknown References
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Categories:- 1942 births
- American film actors
- American television actors
- Actors from Connecticut
- Living people
- People from Stamford, Connecticut
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