Patrick Thomas (actor)
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| Born | February 21, 1961 San Francisco, California |
| Other name(s) | Pat Thomas, Puppy Thomas, Courtney Burr |
| Occupation | Film, television, voice actor |
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A native of San Francisco, California, Patrick Thomas (birthdate February 21 1957) has had roles in several different TV shows and movies. He has also done voice acting. He also goes by the aliases Pat Thomas, Puppy Thomas, and Courtney Burr.
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[edit] Selected Filmography
[edit] Television roles
- 3rd Rock from the Sun - Customer #1 (ep. Frozen Dick)
- Family Affair - Eddie (ep. The New Cissy)
- Murder, She Wrote - FBI Agent Dewey Johnson (ep. Death Takes a Curtain Call)
- Murphy Brown - Lenny (ep. Murphy's Law)
- Goosebumps - Greg Banks (ep. Say Cheese and Die...Again)
- Big Bad Beetleborgs - Carter Howard (ep. The Curse of Mums' Tomb)
- The Amanda Show - Angry Audience Member (ep. Disgruntled Fan)
[edit] Voice-over roles
- Big Bad Beetleborgs - Crimson Creep (voice) (ep. Bride of Frankenbeans)
- Power Rangers: Lost Galaxy - Red Shark (voice) (ep. Shark Attack)
- Power Rangers: Wild Force - Juggelo (voice) (ep. Team Carnival)
[edit] Movie roles
- Addams Family Reunion - Uncle Fester
- American Hero - Mister Fleekins
- The Boy Who Saved Christmas - Brontos
- Camp Blood 2 - Patrick
- Cold Ones - Slim
- Curse of the Puppet Maser - Shipping Agent
- Death Wish 4: The Crackdown - Roller Rink Punk (uncredited)
- Eddie Presley - Ron the Ventriloquist/Budgie
- Fatal Charm - Eddie
- Jacqueline Hyde - Telemarketer
- My Worst Enemy - Killer
- Perfect Alibi - Coroner
- The Prophet's Game - Lewis Shanks
- School Spirit - Party Animal (uncredited)
- Screwball Hotel - Preppie
- Surgikill - Arnold
- The Weirdo - Dean
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