Biography
William Frankfather (born Billy Joe Frankfather; August 4, 1944 – December 28, 1998) was an American actor.
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William Frankfather
Acting
Kermit, Texas, USA
Born · Died
Movies
Rough Draft· 1998
Officer Joe
MouseHunt· 1997
Mr. Texas
Trading Favors· 1997
Gus
When a Man Loves a Woman· 1994
Al-anon Leader
Where Are My Children?· 1994
Local Judge
Born Yesterday· 1993
Senator Kelley
The Nightmare Begins Again· 1993
Robert Deeks
Cool World· 1992
Cop
Death Becomes Her· 1992
Mr. Franklin
Keep the Change· 1992
Samuel Bowman
Little Sister· 1992
Dad
The Rocketeer· 1991
Government Liaison
The Women of Brewster Place· 1989
Judge
Defense Play· 1988
War Party· 1988
The Governor
Baby Boom· 1987
Merle White
Harry and the Hendersons· 1987
Schwarz
Amazing Stories· 1986
Mayor
Blue De Ville· 1986
President Fryborg
Invaders from Mars· 1986
Ed, Heather's Father
Alamo Bay· 1985
Mac
Flashpoint· 1984
Lacy
Why Me?· 1984
Dental Corps Doctor
Pennies from Heaven· 1981
Pool Player
Inside Moves· 1980
Fryer
This Year's Blonde· 1980
John Huston
Foul Play· 1978
Whitey Jackson
TV shows
Arli$$· 1996
Client Rep
Dark Skies· 1996
Angel Falls· 1993
Sheriff Bailey
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine· 1993
Male Shapeshifter
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.· 1993
Sonny Red
Bodies of Evidence· 1992
Melrose Place· 1992
David Johnson
Renegade· 1992
Sheriff Harry Ames
Family of Spies· 1990
Adm. Tully
Wings· 1990
Thurmon
Alien Nation· 1989
I Know My First Name Is Steven· 1989
Judge Sabraw
Tales from the Crypt· 1989
Mr. Colbert
The Women of Brewster Place· 1989
Judge
Freddy's Nightmares· 1988
Deeks
Murphy Brown· 1988
Man in Bar
Beverly Hills Buntz· 1987
Albert Fairchild
J.J. Starbuck· 1987
Amazing Stories· 1985
Mayor
MacGyver· 1985
Barney
The Twilight Zone· 1985
Rev. Bailey (segment "The Junction")
Hunter· 1984
Ralph Bankson
Night Court· 1984
Tom Reader
The A-Team· 1983
Neil Sullivan
Remington Steele· 1982
Frank Willard
St. Elsewhere· 1982
Prison Official George Gauthier
Hill Street Blues· 1981