Biography
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George Edward Maxwell Wright (August 2, 1943 – June 26, 2019), credited professionally as Max Wright, was an American actor, known for his role as Willie Tanner on the sitcom ALF (1986-1990).
Max Wright
Acting
Detroit, Michigan, USA
Born · Died
Movies
A Midsummer Night's Dream· 1999
Robin Starveling
Snow Falling on Cedars· 1999
Horace Whaley
Twelfth Night· 1998
Sir Andrew Aguecheek
Dead by Midnight· 1997
Dr. Jonas Reilly
A Mother's Gift· 1995
Herman Mandelbrot
Grumpier Old Men· 1995
County Health Inspector
The Shadow· 1994
Berger
White Mile· 1994
Bill Spencer
Going to the Chapel· 1988
Howard Haldane
The Dancing Princesses· 1987
Prince Heinrick
Liberty· 1986
Alexandre Gustave Eiffel
Soul Man· 1986
Dr. Aronson
Touch and Go· 1986
Lester
Fraternity Vacation· 1985
Millard Tvedt
Konrad· 1985
Dr. Al Monford
Scandal Sheet· 1985
Stan Clark
The Boy Who Loved Trolls· 1984
Secretary
The Sting II· 1983
Floor Manager
Dangerous Company· 1982
Dr. Boone
For Ladies Only· 1981
Shakespeare Director
Reds· 1981
Floyd Dell
Playing for Time· 1980
Dr. Josef Mengele
Simon· 1980
Leon Hundertwasser
All That Jazz· 1979
Joshua Penn
Last Embrace· 1979
Second Commuter
In Fashion· 1974
Etienne
Lincoln: Trial by Fire· 1974
Horace Greeley
TV shows
The Norm Show· 1999
Max Denby
From the Earth to the Moon· 1998
Günter Wendt
LateLine· 1998
Early Edition· 1996
Mayor Mike Garfield
The Drew Carey Show· 1995
Drew's stomach
Friends· 1994
Terry
Monty· 1994
The Stand· 1994
Dr. Herbert Denninger
Dudley· 1993
Paul
The John Larroquette Show· 1993
Jackson Bishop
Mad About You· 1992
Man in Elevator
The Powers That Be· 1992
Roc· 1991
Mr. Cole
Quantum Leap· 1989
Doc Kinman
ALF· 1986
Willie Tanner
Misfits of Science· 1985
Dick Stetmeyer
The Comedy Factory· 1985
Leon Pakulski
E/R· 1984
Murder, She Wrote· 1984
Gerald Yelverton
Buffalo Bill· 1983
Karl Shub
Cheers· 1982
Jim Fleener
Faerie Tale Theatre· 1982
Prince Heinrick
Code Red· 1981
Open All Night· 1981
Hart to Hart· 1979
Taxi· 1978
Mr. Ambrose
WKRP in Cincinnati· 1978
Frank Bartman
Great Performances· 1971
Etienne
Tony Awards· 1956
Self - Nominee