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Tom Skerritt

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American actor (born 1933)

Tom Skerritt
Skerritt in 2024
Born
Thomas Roy Skerritt

(1933-08-25)August 25, 1933 (age 92)
Alma mater
Occupations
  • Actor
  • director
Years active1962–present
Spouses
Children5
Military career
AllegianceUnited States of America
BranchUnited States Air Force
Years of service1951–1955

Thomas Roy Skerritt (born August 25, 1933) is an American actor and director, who has appeared in over 170 film and television productions since 1962. The beginning of his film career coincided with theNew Hollywood movement, with a breakthrough role asDuke Forrest inRobert Altman'sM*A*S*H. He then starred in notable films likeThe Turning Point,Up in Smoke,Ice Castles,Alien,The Dead Zone,Top Gun, andA River Runs Through It.

On television, Skerritt played the leading role of Sheriff Jimmy Brock on the family dramaPicket Fences (1992–1996), earning aPrimetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, as well as twoGolden Globe Award nominations. He also had a recurring role asEvan Drake on the sixth season of sitcomCheers (1987–1988).

Skerritt is also a three-timeScreen Actors Guild Award nominee, aGenie Award nominee, an American Television Award nominee, and is both aSaturn Award andWestern Heritage Award winner. In 2022, he received theInternational Press Academy's honoraryMary Pickford Award for "Outstanding Artistic Contribution to the Entertainment Industry."

Early life

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Skerritt was born inDetroit,Michigan, the son of Helen, a homemaker, and Roy Skerritt, a businessman. He is the youngest of three children.[1][2][3][4] A 1951 graduate of Detroit'sMackenzie High School,[4] Skerritt enlisted just after graduating from high school, serving a four-year tour of duty in theUnited States Air Force as a classifications specialist. Most of his enlistment was spent atBergstrom Field, Austin, Texas.[5]

After his service, Skerritt attendedWayne State University and theUniversity of California, Los Angeles. He had initial interests in majoring in English but veered towards directing. It was his appearance in a production ofThe Rainmaker that got Skerritt noticed to act in his first feature film.[6]

Career

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Skerritt made his film debut inWar Hunt, produced byTerry Sanders and released in 1962. Skerritt's notable film appearances includeM*A*S*H (1970),Harold and Maude (credited as "M. Borman", 1971),Fuzz,Big Bad Mama,Cheech & Chong'sUp in Smoke (1978),Ice Castles (1978), as Captain Dallas inAlien (1979),[7] as a would-be astronaut inContact (1997) andSpaceCamp (1986), and inTop Gun (1986) as Commander Mike "Viper" Metcalf. In 1988, he starred withNancy Allen andLara Flynn Boyle inPoltergeist III. In 1989, he played the role of Thomas Drummond "Drum" Eatenton inSteel Magnolias. In 1992, he appeared in the critically-acclaimedRobert Redford-directed filmA River Runs Through It, playing a fly fishing-loving minister and father of the two protagonist brothers in the film.

Skerritt in September 1994

Skerritt played a guest part inRay Walston's showMy Favorite Martian in the 1963 episode "Mrs. Jekyll and Hyde" (Walston was a regular cast member thirty years later in Skerritt's showPicket Fences). He also guest-starred in the television seriesThe Real McCoys (1963), as a letter carrier in the episode "Aunt Win Steps In". He was cast inBonanza in 1964 and inDeath Valley Days in 1965, as a young gambler, Patrick Hogan, who meets a tragic fate after winning a small fortune in a saloon. In anotherDeath Valley Days episode, "A Sense of Justice" (1966), he played a youngRoy Bean with his elder brother,Joshua Bean, played byTris Coffin. In a laterDeath Valley Days role, Skerritt playedMark Twain in the 1968 episode "Ten Day Millionaires", withDabney Coleman as Twain's mining partner, Calvin H. Higby. The two lose a fortune in gold, but Twain learns his future is in writing. In 1972, Skerritt guest-starred in an episode ofCannon, titled "Nobody Beats the House", playing the role of a young gambler.[8] In 1975, he guest-starred in another episode ofCannon titled "The Conspirators", playing the role of a corrupt sheriff.[9]

His agent,Meyer Mishkin, recounted in a 1978Los Angeles Times profile that Skerritt was relegated to a series of obscure Europeanwesterns after his early 1970s film success. Mishkin took credit for obtaining for Skerritt his co-starring role inThe Turning Point (1977), effectively salvaging his career, and earning him a Best Supporting ActorNational Board of Review Award in the process.[10]

Skerritt appeared in the ABC seriesTwelve O'Clock High (1964–1967, five episodes);Gunsmoke (1965–1972, also five episodes), and asEvan Drake onCheers. He then appeared inCBS'sPicket Fences (1992–1996), in the role of Sheriff Jimmy Brock, for which he won anEmmy Award.

Skerritt in 2014

He portrayed the deceased William Walker inBrothers & Sisters, having appeared in the pilot and several flashbacks scenes. This was his second time playing the husband of a character played bySally Field; the first was inSteel Magnolias.

He played the role of Ezekiel inABC Family's miniseriesFallen alongsidePaul Wesley. He also appeared as the guide on the showcase website forMicrosoft'sWindows Vista operating system. He lent his voice in the video gameGun (2005), in which he voices Clay Allison. He then guest-starred in seasons three and four ofLeverage as Nate Ford's father.[11]

In February 2012, Skerritt played the title role inPacific Northwest Ballet's production ofDon Quixote.[12] In 2014, Skerritt was reunited with his ex-Picket Fences co-star,Lauren Holly, to star with her inField of Lost Shoes.[13] He was reunited with hisAlien co-starHarry Dean Stanton inLucky, the latter's last film (2017).

In 1974, Skerrit portrayed Senator Robert Palmer in "The Devil's Platform", episode 7 ofKolchak: The Night Stalker.

Personal life

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Skerritt is founder and chairman of Heyou Media, a Seattle-based digital media company.[14]

From 1957 to 1972, Skerritt was married to Charlotte Shanks, with whom he has three children. He was married to Sue Oran, with whom he has a son, from 1977 to 1992. Since 1996, he has been married to Julie Tokashiki. They have one daughter.[15][16][17]

Filmography

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Films

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YearTitleRoleNotesReference(s)
1962War HuntSergeant Stan Showalter[18][19]
1964One Man's WayLeonard Peal (Grown)[18][19]
1965Those CallowaysWhit Turner[18][19]
1970M*A*S*HCaptain Augustus Bedford "Duke" Forrest[18][19]
1971Wild RoversJohn Buckman[18][19]
Harold and MaudeMotorcycle OfficerCredited as M. Borman[18][19]
1972FuzzDetective Bert Kling[18][19]
1974Thieves Like UsDee Mobley[18][19]
Run, Run, Joe!Margherito
Big Bad MamaFred Diller[18][19]
1975The Devil's RainTom Preston[18][19]
1976Plot of FearChief Inspector[19]
SexycopRick Dylan
1977The Turning PointWayne Rodgers[18][19]
1978Up in SmokeStrawberry[18][19]
Ice CastlesMarcus Winston[18][19]
1979AlienCaptain Arthur Dallas[18][19]
1981A Dangerous SummerHoward Anderson[18][19]
Savage HarvestCasey[18][19]
Silence of the NorthWalter Reamer[18][19]
1982Fighting BackJohn D'Angelo[19]
1983The Dead ZoneSheriff George Bannerman[18][19]
1986Top GunCDR Mike "Viper" Metcalf[18][19]
SpaceCampZach Bergstrom[18][19]
Opposing ForceLogan[18][19]
WisdomLloyd Wisdom[18][19]
1987Maid to OrderCharles Montgomery[18][19]
The Big TownPhil Carpenter[18][19]
1988Honor BoundSam Cahill[18]
Poltergeist IIIBruce Gardner[18][19]
1989Big Man on CampusDr. Webster[18][19]
Steel MagnoliasDrum Eatenton[18][19]
1990The RookieEugene Ackerman[18][19]
1992Poison IvyDarryl Cooper[18][19]
Knight MovesCaptain Frank Sedman[18][19]
Wild Orchid 2: Two Shades of BlueHam McDonaldDirect-to-video release[18][19]
A River Runs Through ItReverend John Maclean[18][19]
SinglesMayor Weber[18][19]
1997ContactDavid Drumlin[18][19]
1998Smoke SignalsPolice Chief[18][19]
1999The Other SisterDr. Radley Tate[18][19]
2001Texas RangersRichard Dukes[18][19]
2002Tuscaloosa
Changing HeartsJohnny Pinkley[19]
GreenmailTom BradshawDirect-to-video release[19]
2003Tears of the SunCaptain Bill Rhodes[18][19]
SwingGeorge Verdi[18][19]
2006BonnevilleEmmett[18][19]
Stephen King's DesperationJohnny Marinville[18][19]
2007The Velveteen RabbitHorse[18][19][20]
2008Beer for My HorsesSheriff Wilson Landry[18][19]
2009WhiteoutDr. John Fury[18][19]
For Sale by OwnerClive Farrier
Rivers of a Lost CoastNarrator[19]
2010Redemption RoadSanta[18]
2011Your Love Never FailsJack[18]
2012TedHimself[18][19]
Soda SpringsWalt Jackson[19]
WingsColonel[19][20]
2013At MiddletonDr. Roland Emerson
Redwood HighwayPete[19]
2014Field of Lost ShoesUlysses S. Grant[18][19]
Wings: Sky Force HeroesColonel[18][19][20]
2016A Hologram for the KingRon Clay[18][19]
2017LuckyFred[18][19]
Day of DaysMr. Walter[19]
2019The Phantom 52Trucker/Whale/GhostAnimated short film
2021East of the MountainsBen Givens[19]
Catch The BulletDex
2025BrokeCliff[21]

Television

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YearTitleRoleNotesReference(s)
1962–1967Combat!Soldier (uncredited)
Glinski (uncredited)
Hicks
Burke
Sergeant Decker		Episode: "Forgotten Front"
Episode: "A Day in June"
Episode: "The Prisoner"
Episode: "Losers Cry Deal"
Episode: "Nothing to Lose"
Episode: "The Gauntlet"		[19]
1962–1971The VirginianEric Kroeger
Reverend Paul Martin
Billy Landers
Moran
Rafe
Bobby Allen		Episode: "Impasse (aired 1962)"
Episode: "The Secret of Brynmar Hall"
Episode: "The Showdown"
Episode: "The Crooked Path"
Episode: "The Saddle Warmer"
Episode: "Nan Allen"		[19]
1963LaramiePriceEpisode: "No Place to Run"
The Real McCoysMailmanEpisode: "Aunt Win Steps In"
The Alfred Hitchcock HourDr. Frank FarmerSeason 1 Episode 31:Episode: "Run for Doom"[19]
My Three SonsYoung SteveEpisode: "The Proposals"
1963–1968Death Valley DaysEmmett Dalton
Dennis Driscoll
Patrick Hogan
Roy Bean
Sam Clemens		Episode: "Three Minutes to Eternity"
Episode: "Honor the Name Dennis Driscoll"
Episode: "The Book"
Episode: "Sense of Justice"
Episode: "Ten Day Millionaires"
1964Wagon TrainHamish BrowneEpisode: "The Last Circle Up"[19]
My Favorite MartianDr. Edgar EdgartonEpisode: "Miss Jekyll and Hyde"[19]
1964–196712 O'Clock HighLieutenant Ryan
Lieutenant Parmalee
Sergeant Ben Rodale
Lieutenant Paddy Gialella
Technical Sergeant Neely		Episode: "Soldiers Sometimes Kill"
Episode: "Those Who Are About to Die"
Episode: "The Came the Mighty Hunter"
Episode: "Twenty Fifth Mission"
Episode: "Long Time Dead"		[19]
1964, 1973BonanzaJerry
Corporal Bill Tanner		Episode: "Thanks for Everything, Friend"
Episode: "The Hunter"		[19]
1965Voyage to the Bottom of the SeaFrank RichardsonEpisode: "The Enemies"[19]
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of ColorCorky MardisEpisode: "...The Daily Press vs. City Hall"
1965–1966The FugitiveNeely Hollister
Pete Edwards		Episode: "Nicest Fella You'd Ever Want to Meet"
Episode: "Joshua's Kingdom"		[19]
1965–1972GunsmokeEdmund Dano
Ben Stone
Orv Timpson
Fred Garth
Tuck Frye		Episode: "The Pretender"
Episode: "The Jailer"
Episode: "The Moonstone"
Episode: "The Noose"
Episode: "Jubilee"		[19]
1966The Time TunnelMatthew GebhardtEpisode: "The Death Trap"
1966–1972The F.B.I.Robert Hastings
John Clarence Rim
Thorn Hazard
Bill Leonard		Episode: "The Assassin"
Episode: "The Legend of John Rim"
Episode: "Unknown Victim"
Episode: "The Deadly Species"		[19]
1967MannixMorgan CarpenterEpisode: "Warning - Live Blueberries"[19]
Hallmark Hall of FameTrapaniEpisode: "A Bell for Adano"
1968Cimarron StripEnoch SheltonEpisode: "Knife in the Darkness"[19]
Run for Your LifeLou PattersonEpisode: "The Killing Scene"
Felony SquadGerald GardnerEpisode: "Matched for Murder"[19]
1969The OutsiderArnie CamborEpisode: "A Bowl of Cherries"
LancerBill BlakeEpisode: "The Knot"
1970Hawaii Five-OLew MorganEpisode: "Most Likely to Murder"[19]
Medical CenterArtie AtwoodEpisode: "Between Dark and Daylight"
The Name of the GamePeteEpisode: "Cynthia Is Alive and Living in Avalon"
Bracken's WorldGil DobieEpisode: "A Team of One-Legged Acrobats
1971Storefront LawyersPaul MarekEpisode: "This Money Kills Dreams"
The BirdmenOrville "Fitz" FitzgeraldABC Television film[18][19]
NicholsCharley DoyleEpisode: "The Marrying Fool"
1971–1975CannonDude
Toby Hauser
Sheriff Andrews		Episode: "The Salinas Jackpot"
Episode: "Nobody Beats the House"
Episode: "The Conspirators"		[19]
1974Get Christie Love!UnknownEpisode: "Deadly Betrayal"
Kolchak: The Night StalkerSenator Robert W. PalmerEpisode: "The Devil's Platform"
The ManhunterBarry RichardsEpisode: "Flight to Nowhere"
1975The Last DayBill PowersNBC Television film[18][19]
Barnaby JonesDarrin AddisonEpisode: "Image of Evil"
1976SWATMaynard HillEpisode: "Dragons and Owls"
SaraNewt JohnsonEpisode: "The Child Bride"
Origins of the MafiaBernardino CampoITCminiseries; Episode: "La Speranza"
1978BarettaAl BrimmerEpisode: "The Appointment"
Maneaters are Loose!John GosfordCBS Television film[18][19]
1983Ryan's FourDr. Thomas Ryan5 episodes[19]
1984Calendar Girl MurdersLieutenant Dan StonerABC Television film[18][19]
A Touch of ScandalFather DwelleCBS Television film[18][19]
1986Miles to Go...Stuart BrowningCBS Television film[18][19]
The HitchhikerDetective Frank SheenEpisode: "True Believer"[19]
The Parent Trap IIBill GrandABC Television film[18][19]
The Twilight ZoneAlex MattinglyEpisode: "What Are Friends For?"[19]
Danger BayDon BaredEpisode: "The Fish Who Walks"
1987Poker AliceJeremy CollinsCBS Television film
Based on the frontier gamblerPoker Alice, withElizabeth Taylor in the lead role		[18][19]
1987–1988CheersEvan DrakeEpisode: "A Kiss Is Still a Kiss"
Episode: "Tale of Two Cuties"
Episode: "Yacht of Fools"
Episode: "Let Sleeping Drakes Lie"
Episode: "The Sam in the Grey Flannel Suit"
Episode: "Backseat Becky, Up Front"		[19]
1988Moving TargetJoseph KelloggNBC Television film[18][19]
Nightmare at BittercreekDingCBS Television film[18][19]
1989The HeistEbbet BerensHBO Television film[18][19]
Red King, White KnightStonerHBO Television film[18][19]
1990The China Lake MurdersSheriff Sam BrodieTelevision film[18][19]
Child in the NightBassCBS Television film[18][19]
ABC Afterschool SpecialJimEpisode: "A Question About Sex"
She'll Take RomanceJudge Warren DanversABC Television film[18][19]
1992Getting Up and Going HomeJack MontgomeryTelevision film[18][19]
In Sickness and in HealthJarrett MattisonCBS Television film
1992–1996Picket FencesSheriff Jimmy Brock87 episodes[19]
1997Divided by HateSteve RiordanUSA Television film[18][19]
Chicago HopeJim KellnerEpisode: "Guns N' Roses"[19]
What the Deaf Man HeardNorm JenkinsCBS Television film[18][19]
1998Two for TexasSam HoustonTNT Television film[18][19]
1999Into the Wild BlueHostHistoryDocumentary[18][19]
The Hunt for the Unicorn KillerFred MadduxNBCminiseries[18][19]
Aftershock: Earthquake in New YorkThomas AhearnCBS Television film[18][19]
2000An American DaughterWalterLifetime Television film[18][19]
High NoonWill KaneTBS Television film[18][19]
Jackie Bouvier Kennedy OnassisJoseph P. "Joe" KennedyCBS Television film[18][19]
2001Chestnut HillDaniel EastmanUnsoldTV pilot
The Voyage to Atlantis: The Lost EmpireHostShortDocumentary[18][19]
2002Path to WarGeneral William WestmorelandHBO Television film[18][19]
Will & GraceDr. Jay MarkusEpisode: "The Needle and the Omelet's Done"[19]
2003BiographyPassages Read ByEpisode: "Jack London—Forces of Nature"
The West WingSenator Chris CarrickEpisode: "Constituency of One"[19]
2004Homeland SecurityAdmiral McKeeNBC Television film[18][19]
Law & Order: Special Victims UnitJudge Oliver TaftEpisode: "Poison"[19]
The GridCIA Deputy Director Acton SandmanTNTminiseries[18][19]
2005Vinegar HillFritz GrierCBS Television film[18][19]
Category 7: The End of the WorldColonel Mike DavisCBSminiseries[18][19]
2006MammothSimon AbernathySci-Fi Television film[18][19]
HuffBen HuffstodtEpisode: "Red Meat"
Episode: "So...What Brings You to Armageddon?"
Episode: "Radio Silence"		[19]
DesperationJohn Edward MarinvilleABC Television film[18][19]
FallenZekeABCminiseries[18][19]
2006–2008Brothers & SistersWilliam WalkerEpisode: "Patriarchy (pilot)"
Episode: "Mistakes Were Made (Part 1 & 2)"
Episode: "Love Is Difficult"
Episode: "Prior Commitments"
Episode: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off"		[19]
2007Killer WaveVictor BannisterMiniseries[18][19]
The Dead ZoneHerb SmithEpisode: "Denouement"[19]
2008Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!HimselfEpisode: "Pepperoni"
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeGabe UttersonTelevision film[18][19]
The Trojan HorsePresident StanfieldCBCminiseries[19]
2010LeverageJimmy FordEpisode: "The Three Card Monte Job"[19]
The CloserJoey O.Episode: "Elysian Fields"[19]
2011A Valentine's DateJack ConnorsHallmark Television film[19]
2012LeverageJimmy FordEpisode: "The Radio Job"[19]
White CollarAlan MitchellEpisode: "Pulling Strings"[19]
2014The Good WifeJames PaisleyEpisode: "We, the Juries"
Episode: "The One Percent"		[19]
2015Madam SecretaryPatrick McCordEpisode: "Chains of Command"[19]
2016Journey Back to ChristmasTobias CookTelevision film[19]
2022Going HomeVanceSeason 1, Episode 2,Pure Flix TV series

Video games

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YearTitleRoleNotesReference(s)
2005GunClay AllisonVoice only[20]
2014Alien: IsolationArthur DallasVoice (Nostromo Edition)[20]

Awards and nominations

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AssociationNominated workYearCategoryResultsRef
American Television AwardsPicket Fences1993Best Actor in a Dramatic SeriesNominated
Blockbuster Entertainment AwardsContact1998Favorite Supporting Actor — DramaNominated
DVD Exclusive AwardsAlien2003Best Audio Commentary (New for DVD)(for reissue – Alien Quadrilogy)Won
Emmy Awards (Primetime)Picket Fences1993Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama SeriesWon[22]
1994Nominated
Genie AwardsSilence of the North1982Best Performance by a Foreign ActorNominated
Golden GlobesPicket Fences1994Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series — DramaNominated[23]
1995Nominated
Key West Film FestivalAlien/The Phantom 522019Career Achievement AwardWon
National Board of Review AwardsThe Turning Point1977Best Supporting ActorWon
Satellite AwardsEast of the Mountains2022Best Actor in a Motion Picture, DramaNominated
—2022Mary Pickford AwardWon
Saturn AwardsLeverage2012Best Guest Performance in a Television SeriesWon
Screen Actors Guild AwardsPicket Fences1995Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama SeriesNominated[24]
Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesNominated
1996Nominated[25]
Viewers for Quality Television AwardsPicket Fences1993Best Actor in a Quality Drama SeriesNominated
1994Best Actor in a Quality Drama SeriesNominated
Western Heritage AwardsTwo for Texas1999Television Feature FilmWon

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