Phillip R. Allen

Phillip R. Allen
Born March 26, 1939
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Died March 1, 2012 (aged 72)
Alta Serria, California
Other names Philip R. Allen, Phillip Richard Allen, Phillip Allen, Phil Allen

Phillip Richard Allen (March 26, 1939 – March 1, 2012) was an American stage, film, and television actor best known for his role as Captain Esteban in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.

Filmography

Films

Year Film Role Notes
1993 Marilyn & Bobby: Her Final Affair Jake Herschel TV movie
1992 Mortal Sins Lt. Williams TV movie
1991 The Last to Go Hendrick TV movie
1988 A Very Brady Christmas Ted Roberts TV movie
My Father, My Son Lt. Kerr (credited as Phillip Allen) TV movie
Reunion Actor (credited as Phillip Richard Allen)
1987 In Self Defense Leon Toner (credited as Phillip Richard Allen) TV movie
1985 Midas Valley Eric Gregory TV movie
1984 Star Trek III: The Search for Spock Captain Esteban (credited as Phillip Richard Allen)
1983 An Uncommon Love Dean Laurents TV movie
1982 Honeyboy Jimmy Bowford TV movie
The Six of Us Robert Benjamin TV movie
1981 Mommie Dearest Pepsi Executive #1
The Big Black Pill Commissioner Wilkie TV movie
1980 Blinded by the Light Dr. Brockton TV movie
1979 The Onion Field District attorney Marshall Schulman (uncredited)
The Lady in Red Elliot Ness
Friendly Fire Ralph Jenner TV movie
The Child Stealer Gersh TV movie
1978 More Than Friends William Kane TV movie
A Family Upside Down Dr. Russo TV movie
1977 Mary Jane Harper Cried Last Night Mr. Bernards TV movie
Sheila Brad Wooly (credited as Philip R Allen)
1976 Snafu Capt. Robinson TV movie
Special Delivery Browne (uncredited)
Midway Lt. Cmdr. John S. 'Jimmy' Thach
Helter Skelter Sgt. Manuel Gris TV movie
The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Detective Bell TV movie
1974 Trapped Beneath the Sea Lt. Cmdr. Hanratty TV movie
1970 Interplay Eddie (credited as Phil Allen)
A Woman in Love
1965 One Naked Night (unconfirmed)

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2009 Londynczycy Richard Mansfield Episode #2.16
2004 Center of the Universe Al (The Coachman) " And the Silver Medal Goes To..."
1993 Homefront Smith "By Word or Act"
1991 Law & Order (credited as Phillip R. Allen) "The Torrents of Greed: Part 1" and

"The Torrents of Greed: Part 2"

1990 Out of This World Mike Rollins "A Kinder, Gentler Mayor"
Designing Women Tom Ketcherside "The Naked Truth"
1988 Probe Lou McNally "Quit-It"
21 Jump Street Mr. Wilder (credited as Phillip Richard Allen) "Champagne High"
Nine to Five Paul "Strictly Personal"
Out of This World Mr. Rogers "Broadway Danny Derek"
Houston Knights (credited as Phillip Richard Allen) "Vigilante"
Matlock Robert Bell (credited as Phillip Richard Allen) "The Body "
1987 The New Mike Hammer "A Face in the Night"
The Bronx Zoo Mr. Reese (credited as Phillip Richard Allen) "The Power of a Lie",

"Runaway Hearts"

1984 The Fall Guy Boyd "Sandcastles"
Too Close for Comfort Fitzgerald "The Missing Fink"
Cover Up Detective Zaneck "Harper-Gate"
1983 Benson Collins "The Governor's Brain Is Missing"
1982 Private Benjamin Bruce "Astro-Chimp"
Mork & Mindy George Logan "Cheerleader in Chains"
Alice Mitch Aames "The Valentine's Day Massacre"
Open All Night "Such Good Friends"
Cassie & Co. Schelling "The Golden Silence"
1981 Hart to Hart Doctor "Harts Under Glass"
Alice Mitch Aames "Alice's Halloween Surprise"
Dallas Lloyd Bettinger "The Big Shut Down"
Lou Grant Marvin Hartley "Stroke"
The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo Mr. Gregory "Lobo and the Pirates"
Happy Days Eddie Monroe - College Recruiter "Scholarship"
Bosom Buddies Dr. Leon "Sonny Boy"
1980 A Rumor of War Col. Perry (credited as Phillip Allen) TV mini-series
Lou Grant David Marcus "Hazard"
The Bad News Bears Roy Turner "Double Play",

"Old Timers' Day",

"Wedding Bells: Part 2"

Hagen Malone (credited as Phillip Richard Allen) "Hagen (Pilot)"
1979 The Bad News Bears Roy Turner "First Base",

"Fielder's Choice",

"Men Will Be Boys",

"The Kelly Story"

1978 The Hardy Boys Mysteries Harry Gibbon "Dangerous Waters"
ABC Afterschool Specials Jim Radigan "Gaucho"
Quincy M.E. Dr. Finley "Speed Trap"
Husbands, Wives & Lovers Dan Pinewood "Six Characters Flunk a Sex Quiz and Go Somewhere to Do Something About It"
C.P.O. Sharkey Erickson "Fear of Flying"
Baretta Mike Parks "The Stone Conspiracy"
Baa Baa Black Sheep Commander of Squadron 367 (credited as Phillip Richard Allen) "Forbidden Fruit"
Lou Grant Sackler "Renewal"
Eight Is Enough "Much Ado About Garbage"
1977 Lou Grant Fred Sackler "Psych-Out"
Kojak Lt. Williamson "The Summer of '69: Part 1"
The Tony Randall Show Glazer "Skin Game"
Washington: Behind Closed Doors Walter Tulloch TV mini-series
The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries Everett "The Mystery of the Diamond Triangle"
The Streets of San Francisco Tim Rossiter "Monkey Is Back"
1976 Quincy M.E. Floyd Baker "A Star Is Dead"
Kojak Andy Cooper "The Forgotten Room"
Most Wanted "The Two Dollar Kidnappers"
1975 Joe Forrester (credited as Phil Allen) "Powder Blue"
The Bob Newhart Show Dr. Frank Walburn "Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time",

"My Business Is Shrinking"

The Mary Tyler Moore Show Gus Brubaker "Mary's Delinquent",

"Mary Richards: Producer"

1974 Get Christie Love! Murray Gordon "Downbeat for a Dead Man"
Police Story Ellison "The Wyatt Earp Syndrome"
1970 Dark Shadows Policeman Episode #1.1034
1969 N.Y.P.D. Policeman "No Day Trippers Need Apply"

Stage work

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