Eric Laneuville

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Eric Laneuville (born July 14, 1952, New Orleans, Louisiana) is an American television director, actor and martial artist. His first prominent acting roles were in the science-fiction film The Omega Man (1971) with Charlton Heston and the ABC television series Room 222 (1969–74). Although his role as Luther Hawkins in the television series St. Elsewhere is probably his best known role. He also starred in A Force of One playing Charlie, the stepson of Chuck Norris. In more recent years, he frequently directs such one-hour dramas as Ghost Whisperer and Lost.

Known For

Acting

1979

A Force of One

as

Charlie Logan

1974

Black Belt Jones

as

Quincy

1977

A Piece of the Action

as

Gerald

1980

Scared Straight! Another Story

as

James

1973

Murder and the Computer

as

Mitch

1974

Twice in a Lifetime

as

Lewis

1974

Shoot It Black, Shoot It Blue

as

Lamont

1979

Sunnyside

as

Gearbox

1993

Staying Afloat

as

Shelter Attendant

1974

Death Wish

as

Subway Station Mugger #2 (uncredited)

1971

The Omega Man

as

Richie

1979

Love at First Bite

as

Russell

1996

Twisted Desire

as

Det. Daniels

1980

The Baltimore Bullet

as

Purvis

1975

Foster & Laurie

as

Max

2003

The Omega Man: Introduction

as

The Rookies

as

What's Happening!!

as

Room 222

as

Hill Street Blues

as

Sanford and Son

as

California Fever

as

Scrubs

as

Dr. Lamar

Run, Joe, Run

as

The White Shadow

as

Gordy

CBS Playhouse

as

Popi

as

Bat Masterson

Blue Bloods

as

Marcus Greene

Nichols

as

Stove Boy

St. Elsewhere

as

Luther Hawkins

The Bold Ones: The New Doctors

as

Bruce Dayton

Emergency!

as

Tim Johnson

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman

as

Vendor

Production

Bull

as

413 Hope St.

as

The Equalizer

as

Crew

Directing

2003

Critical Assembly

as

2010

The Client List

as

1997

Born Into Exile

as

1990

Bar Girls

as

1994

Someone She Knows

as

1995

If Someone Had Known

as

1993

Staying Afloat

as

2000

Trapped in a Purple Haze

as

1993

Stolen Babies

as

2004

Naughty or Nice

as

1993

The Ernest Green Story

as

1987

The Mighty Pawns

as

1996

A Case for Life

as

1988

Secret Witness

as

1988

The George McKenna Story

as

2003

L.A. Confidential

as

1994

M.A.N.T.I.S.

as

1990

The Knife and Gun Club

as

1991

Rewrite for Murder

as

St. Elsewhere

as

Medium

as

Heroes

as

Everybody Hates Chris

as

Monk

as

Doogie Howser, M.D.

as

Moonlight

as

American Dreams

as

The Mentalist

as

Lie to Me

as

L.A. Law

as

Kevin Hill

as

Hooperman

as

Under One Roof

as

Quantum Leap

as

Dream On

as

Rescue 77

as

Midnight Caller

as

Prison Break

as

The Untouchables

as

Bull

as

Psych

as

Beverly Hills Buntz

as

Girlfriends

as

I'll Fly Away

as

Six Degrees

as

ER

as

Gilmore Girls

as

Ghost Whisperer

as

Lost

as

Head of the Class

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Eureka

as

My Wife and Kids

as

Invasion

as

Reasonable Doubts

as

Push

as

TV 101

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Warehouse 13

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Revenge

as

McKenna

as

NCIS: Los Angeles

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Trauma

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Blue Bloods

as

The Wonderful World of Disney

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Equal Justice

as

Brand New Life

as

Grimm

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The Glades

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Hawaii Five-0

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Body of Proof

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Raising the Bar

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Mistresses

as

DC's Legends of Tomorrow

as

Rosewood

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Wisdom of the Crowd

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Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

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Lethal Weapon

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Pandora's Clock

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Chicago Fire

as

Black Lightning

as

How to Get Away with Murder

as

The Code

as

Station 19

as

A Million Little Things

as

NYPD Blue

as

FBI: Most Wanted

as

Chicago P.D.

as

Zoo

as

The Client List

as

Grey's Anatomy

as

The Equalizer

as

FBI

as

Royal Pains

as