Richard Hughes(IV)

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Barry Levinson, Richard Hughes, Al Pacino in "The Humbling"

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The Space Eaters (1991)

Richard M. Hughes (a.k.a., Dick Hughes) was born in Pittsburgh, PA and attended Carnegie Mellon Univ. Drama [BFA] and Boston University Theatre [MFA] and in addition to his acting is also know for his Viet Nam humanitarian work [1968-Present] which has been profiled in the NYT, Life Magazine, PEOPLE, etc. and on The Today Show, all three network news shows & Ralph Edwards' "Dick Hughes, This Is Your Life".

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Known for

Les Infiltrés

8.5

Uncle Edward(as Dick Hughes)

2006

À la rencontre de Forrester

7.3

Stunts

2000

The Night Before: Secret Party

6.4

Train Conductor

2015

Amityville : La Maison du diable

6.2

2nd New York State Trooper

1979

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Actor

New York - Police judiciaire
7.8
TV Series
- Chief
- George Powers
- Mickey Mason ...
- 1996–2025
Blacklist
7.9
TV Series
- Ashton Hirsh (as Richard Michael Hughes)
- 2019
Les mystères de Laura
6.8
TV Series
- Michael Dunham
- 2016
The Night Before: Secret Party
6.4
- Train Conductor
- 2015
En toute humilité: The Humbling
5.6
- Captain
- 2014
Hostages
6.7
TV Series
- Man, Kate's Husband
- 2013
Grand Theft Auto V
9.4
Video Game
- Peter Dreyfuss (voice)
- 2013
Suits, avocats sur mesure
8.4
TV Series
- SIlver Fox (as Richard M. Hughes)
- 2011
Royal Pains
7.2
TV Series
- Poindexter (as Richard M. Hughes)
- 2011
Ten Stories Tall
5.7
- Elliot
- 2010
Choke
6.4
- Blind CEO (uncredited)
- 2008
Story Time Santa
Video
- Santa Claus
- 2007
Les Infiltrés
8.5
- Uncle Edward (as Dick Hughes)
- 2006
New York 911
8.0
TV Series
- Suited Man
- 2004
The $treet
7.3
TV Series
- CEO Board Member
- 2000

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Monsters: The Space-Eaters

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Alternative names
- Dick Hughes
Height
- 1.83 m
Other works
(Spring 1979) Stage Play RICHARD III with Al Pacino - Played Clarence at Locust Theatre, Philadelphia, and The Cort Theatre, New York City.

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Trivia
Left South Vietnam in August 1976 after an eight-year stint there as social worker [Shoeshine Boys Project, 1968-76] and also as a journalist [a founder of Dispatch News Agency, 1969, which broke the My Lai massacre story].