Dorian Harewood (born August 6, 1950) is an American actor, best known for playing

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in ''

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'' (1984), Paul Strobber on '' Strike Force'' (1981–1982), and Rev. Morgan Hamilton in '' 7th Heaven'' (1996–2003).

Early years

Harewood was born on August 6, 1950 in

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, the son of Emerson Macaulay and Estelle Olivia Harewood. His father was a high school teacher and post office clerk. Harewood has five siblings, Emerson M. Harewood Jr., Theolanda Harewood, Philip B. Harewood, Floranne E. Dunford and Lawanda G. Pitts. He graduated from the

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at the

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in 1972.

Career

Harewood got his start in musical theater. On Broadway, he performed in '' Two Gentlemen of Verona'', '' Streamers'', and ''The Mighty Gents''. For his role in ''Don't Call Back'', Harewood received a

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for Most Promising Actor. While in a stage production with

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, she encouraged Harewood to continue acting in dramatic roles, and credits her as his mentor. He made his film debut in ''Foster and Laurie'' (1975). Harewood portrayed Simon Haley (father of author Alex Haley) in the

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miniseries '' Roots: The Next Generations''. He is known for starring as

in ''

'', and for his co-starring role as police psychologist Paul Strobber in the

Television series '' Strike Force'' (starring

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). He appeared regularly on ''

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'' alongside

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and

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, had a recurring role on ''

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'' and was Hank Mitchell in ''

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''. Some of his film work includes disaster movie ''

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'' (1978), action drama ''

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'' (1984), and sci-fi flick '' Solar Crisis'' (1990). In '' Against All Odds'' (1984), he appeared as a football player, and was Timothy Hutton (

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)'s alcoholic coworker in ''

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'' (1985). Harewood then portrayed a combat veteran in Stanley Kubrick's '' Full Metal Jacket'' (1987). He appeared in two films in 2003: portraying Mackie Whitaker in '' Levity'' and Teddy Howard in ''

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''. In 1994, he was awarded the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series, Mini-Series or Television Movie, for his recurring role as jazz/blues saxophonist Clarence "Cool Papa" Charleston on the

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drama series ''

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''. The following year, Harewood voiced

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in ''Hank Aaron: Chasing a Dream'', narrating the television movie. He earned an Emmy Award nomination for the special. He also played Dr. Julian Wilkes in the

(later syndicated) TV series ''

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'', and had a recurring role as Rev. Morgan Hamilton in '' 7th Heaven''. Harewood appeared as Eliot Pierce in the

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series '' The Hoop Life''. For his work on this series, Harewood received his second NAACP Image Award nomination, for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2000. He has also dabbled in music, having sung the national anthem at the

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and releasing an album, ''Love Will Stop Calling'', in 1988. As a voice actor, Harewood began playing characters in animation during the 1980s. He voiced A.C. in ''

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'', portrayed Riley in '' Batman: The Animated Series'', gave voice to Tombstone in '' Spider-Man'' and voiced Michael Jordan in Saturday morning cartoon '' ProStars''. He later returned to the '' Batman'' franchise as Jim Tate in ''

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''. When

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was unavailable, Harewood would voice Shredder on ''

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''. Harewood played Rhodey Rhodes / War Machine in '' Iron Man'' and ''

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''. He provided the voice of Modo in ''

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'' (1993−96), a role which he reprised in the revival of the same name (2006−08). Having appeared in over 100 productions in film and television, Harewood has only publicly expressed regret with one: the miniseries '' Beulah Land'', where he portrayed an overseer named Floyd. He was disgusted with the film's script, and claimed he was "unhappy" and "embarrassed" with the finished production. Harewood has stated he will only accept roles he feels present positive images for African-Americans.

Personal life

Harewood married actress Nancy Ann McCurry on February 14, 1979. The couple have two children, Olivia Ruth and John Dorian.

Filmography

Films

* '' Foster and Laurie'' (1975) - Gregory Foster * ''

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'' (1976) – Levi Brown * ''Panic in Echo Park'' (1977) – Dr. Michael Stoner * ''

'' (1978) – Lieutenant Fowler * ''

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'' (1981) – Lieutenant Masters * '' Against All Odds'' (1984) – Tommy * ''

'' (1984) – Sergeant First Class Ed Tippet * ''

'' (1985) – Gene * ''Guilty of Innocence: The Lenell Geter Story'' (1987) – Lenell Geter * '' Full Metal Jacket'' (1987) – 'Eightball' * '' God Bless the Child'' (1988) – Calvin Reed * ''Kiss Shot'' (1989) – Kevin Marick * ''

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'' (1990) – Dennis Reed * '' Solar Crisis'' (1990) – Borg * ''

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'' (1994) - Jamaican Pirate (voice) * '' Sudden Death'' (1995) – Agent Matthew Hallmark * ''Hank Aaron: Chasing The Dream'' (1995) – Narrator (as

's voice) * ''

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'' (1996) – Monstar Bupkus (voice) * ''

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'' (1997) – Juror #5 * ''Evasive Action'' (1998) – Luke Sinclair * ''

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'' (2001) – Guy Richardson * ''

'' (2003) – Teddy Howard * '' Levity'' (2003) – Mackie Whittaker * '' Assault on Precinct 13'' (2005) – Deputy Gil * '' Billy & Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure'' (2007) – Older Irwin (voice) * ''Mayor Cupcake'' (2011) – Albert Peach

Television

* ''Cooley High'' (1975) (unaired TV pilot) * ''Kojak'' (1977) – Jake Riley * ''

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'' (1977) – Gil * ''Siege'' (1978 TV film) – Simon * '' Roots: The Next Generations'' (1979) – Simon Haley (episodes 3-7) * ''

An American Christmas Carol ''An American Christmas Carol'' is a 1979 American made-for-television fantasy drama film directed by Eric Till and loosely based on Charles Dickens' 1843 novella ''A Christmas Carol''. Plot In Depression-era Concord, New Hampshire, a miserly ...

'' (1979 film) – Matt Reeves * '' Beulah Land'' (1980) – Floyd * '' High Ice'' (1980) – Lt. Zack Dawkins * '' Strike Force'' (1981-1982) – Det. Sgt. Paul Strobber * ''I, Desire'' (1982) (TV film) – Detective Jerry Van Ness * ''

'' (1983) – Dr. Nate 'Skate' Baylor * ''

'' (1984) –

* ''

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'' (1986) – Sheriff Claudell Cox – S2E15: "Powder Keg" * '' Amerika'' (1987) – Jeffrey Wyman * ''

'' (1987-1996) - Shredder (voice) * ''

Beauty and the Beast ''Beauty and the Beast'' (french: La Belle et la Bête) is a fairy tale written by French novelist Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve and published in 1740 in ''La Jeune Américaine et les contes marins'' (''The Young American and Marine ...

'' (1987) – Jason Walker – episode 2: "Terrible Savior" * '' Matlock'' (1988) - Edward Kramer - The Ambassador: Part 1 & 2 * ''

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'' (1989) – Dr. Shannon * ''

'' (1989-1990) – Major Otis (episodes 34-36) * '' Polly: Comin' Home!'' (1990) – Dr. Shannon * ''

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'' (1991-1994) - Sir Bryant (voice) * ''

'' (1992) – Clarence "Cool Papa" Charleston * ''

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'' (1992-1993) – Buster Vessel * ''

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'' (1993-1998) - Spike Lee, Danny Glover (voice) * ''

'' (1993-1996) - Modo (voice) * '' Spider-Man'' (1994-1998) - Lonnie Lincoln / Tombstone (voice) * ''

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'' (1994) – Carver – episode: "Buffalo Soldier" * ''

'' (1994) – Dr. Julian Wilkes * '' Iron Man'' (1994-1996) - Rhodey Rhodes / War Machine, Whiplash, Whirlwind, Stilt-Man (voice) * '' Gargoyles'' (1994-1996) - Boreas, Talos (voice) * ''

Aaahh!!! Real Monsters ''Aaahh!!! Real Monsters'' is an American animated television series developed by Klasky Csupo for Nickelodeon. The show focuses on three young monsters—Ickis, Oblina, and Krumm—who attend a school for monsters under a city dump and learn to ...

'' (1994-1998) - Kriggle, Santa Claus, Bulldozer Guy, General, Accident Victim (voice) * ''

Freakazoid! ''Freakazoid!'' is an American superhero comedy animated television series created by Bruce Timm and Paul Dini and developed by Tom Ruegger for the Kids' WB programming block of The WB. The series chronicles the adventures of the title characte ...

'' (1995-1997) - Lt. Artie King, Deep Voiced Singer, Singer #1, Singer #4 (voice) * '' 7th Heaven'' (1996-2003) – Rev. Morgan Hamilton (recurring role) * '' Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles'' (1996) - Little Anton (voice) * ''

'' (1996-1997) - Rhodey Rhodes / War Machine (voice) * ''The Blues Brothers: The Animated Series'' - Don Kling * ''

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'' (1998-2001) - General Sherman (singing), Nelson Mandela, Cool Singer (voice) * '' The Last Debate'' (2000) – Brad Lily * ''

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'' (2002) – Councilor Thoran * ''

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'' (2002) – Jerry Cochran / Dr. Cochran - season 6 episode 20: "Evil/Doers" * '' The Christmas Shoes'' (2002) – Dalton Gregory * ''

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'' (2002-2003) – Capt. Ronald Hicks (recurring role) * ''

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'' (2004-2005) - Ender, Guardian, Cyrellian Squadron Leader (voice) * ''

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'' (2007) – Duncan Stinson – episode: "In Which Sam Receives an Unexpected Visitor..." * ''

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'' (2007) – Larry Shelton * ''

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'' (2007-2008) - Martian Manhunter (voice) * ''

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'' (2007-2008) - Mr. Thicknose (voice) * ''

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'' (2007) – Lionel Van Helsing * '' Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles'' (2008) – Boyd Sherman * ''

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'' (2008) - Dr. Bromwell (voice) * ''

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'' (2021) - Rupert * '' Bel Air'' (2022) – Judge Robertson - 2 episodes * '' Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm'' (1996) – Jax / Sektor

Video games

* '' Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers'' – Toussaint Gervais * ''

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'' – Dr. Tenma * '' Lost Planet: Extreme Condition'' – Gale * ''

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'' –

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* '' Onimusha 3: Demon Siege'' – Spirit of Onimusha * ''

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'' – Barbarian (Male) * '' Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance'' – N'mani

Radio

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for

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's Hip-Hop Literacy campaign, encouraging reading of books by Alex Haley.

Music

* "Show Me (One More Time)" (recorded in the 1980s) * ''Love Will Stop Calling'' (1988) Emeric Records

References

External links

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