History Creator / DeanStockwell

* ''Series/{{The Twilight Zone|1959}}'' ([[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS3E80AQualityOfMercy 1 episode]], 1961): Lt. Katell/Lt. Yamuri

* ''Film/{{Catchfire}}'' (1990): John Luponi

* ''Literature/SonsAndLovers'' (1960): Paul Morel

Stockwell was married to actress Creator/MilliePerkins from 1960 to 1962, and to textiles expert Joy Marchenko from 1981 to 2004; he and Marchenko had two children together. His older brother Guy Stockwell (1933–2002) was also an actor, while their father Harry Stockwell (1902–1984) was the voice of the Prince in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.

He started out as a child star, playing Colin Craven in the 1949 film adaptation of ''Literature/TheSecretGarden'' and the title characters of ''The Boy with Green Hair'' and the 1950 film adaptation of ''Literature/{{Kim}}''. As an adult, he was probably best known on TV as Admiral Al Calavicci on ''Series/QuantumLeap'' and Brother John Cavil in ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'', and in film for Creator/DavidLynch's ''Film/{{Dune|1984}}'' and ''Film/BlueVelvet'' where he memorably lip-synched to Music/RoyOrbison's "In Dreams".

* ''Series/{{The Twilight Zone|1959}}'' [[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS3E80AQualityOfMercy 1 episode]], 1961): Lt. Katell/Lt. Yamuri

* ''Series/{{Cannon}} (1 episode, 1975): Tom Longman

* ''Series/{{The Twilight Zone|1985}} (1 episode, 1989): Martin Decker

* ''Series/StargateSG1'' (1 episode, 2002): Dr. Kieran
* ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'' (1 episode, 2002): Colonel Grat

* ''Series/NCISNewOrleans'' (1 episode, 2014): Tom Hamilton

!!Roles:

* ''Film/AirForceOne'' (1997): Defense Secretary Walter Dean

* ''Film/AnchorsAweigh'' (1945): Donald
* ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'': Brother John Cavil
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'': the adult [[ComicBook/Robin1993 Tim Drake]]
* ''Film/BeverlyHillsCopII'': Chip Cain
* ''Film/TheBoyWithGreenHair'': Peter Fry (the titular character)
* ''Film/TheBlueIguana'': Carl Strick
* ''Film/BlueVelvet'' (1986): Ben
* ''Film/BuffaloSoldiers'': General Lancaster
* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers'': Duke Nukem (the original voice actor; he was [[TheOtherDarrin replaced by]] Creator/MauriceLaMarche).
* ''Series/{{Columbo}}'', episodes "[[Recap/ColumboS02E03 The Most Dangerous Game]]" (1972) and "[[Recap/ColumboS04E04 Troubled Waters]]" (1974)

* ''Film/GentlemansAgreement'' (1947): Tommy
* ''Literature/{{Kim}}'' (1950 film adaptation): Kim O'Hara
* ''Literature/TheLangoliers'' (1995): Robert Jenkins
* ''Film/MarriedToTheMob'' (1988): Anthony "Tony the Tiger" Russo
* ''Series/NightGallery'' (1973): Charlie Evans (episode: "Whisper")
* ''Series/NowhereMan'' (1995): Gus Shepherd (episode: "You Really Got a Hold on Me")

* ''Literature/ThePlayer'' (1992): Andy
* ''Film/PsychOut'' (1968): Dave
* ''Series/QuantumLeap'': Admiral Al Calavicci.
* ''Literature/TheSecretGarden'' (1949 film adaptation): Colin Craven

* ''Film/SonOfTheMorningStar'' (1991)
* ''Literature/SonsAndLovers'' (1960 film adaptation): Paul Morel
* ''[[Film/TheThinMan Song of the Thin Man]]'' (1947): Nick Charles Jr.
* ''Film/StarsInMyCrown'' (1950): John
* ''Series/{{The Twilight Zone|1959}}'', episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS3E80AQualityOfMercy A Quality of Mercy]]" (1961), as Lt. Katell/Lt. Yamuri
* ''Film/TheWerewolfOfWashington'' (1973): Jack Whittier.

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His older brother Guy Stockwell (1933–2002) was also an actor, and their father Harry Stockwell (1902–1984) was the voice of the Prince in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.

He passed away of natural causes in 2021, he was 85.

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Robert Dean Stockwell (March 5, 1936 - November 7, 2021) was an American actor.

Robert Dean Stockwell (born March 5, 1936 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actor.

He started out as a child star, playing Colin Craven in the 1949 film adaptation of ''Literature/TheSecretGarden'' and the title characters of ''The Boy with Green Hair'' and the 1950 film adaptation of ''Literature/{{Kim}}''. As an adult, he's probably best known on TV as Admiral Al Calavicci on ''Series/QuantumLeap'' and Brother John Cavil in ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'', and in film for Creator/DavidLynch's ''Film/{{Dune|1984}}'' and ''Film/BlueVelvet'' where he memorably lip-synched to Music/RoyOrbison's "In Dreams".

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'': the adult [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Tim Drake]]

* ''The Boy with Green Hair'': Peter Fry (the titular character)

* ''Film/MarriedToTheMob'': Anthony "Tony the Tiger" Russo

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His older brother Guy Stockwell (1933-2002) was also an actor, and their father Harry Stockwell (1902-1984) was the voice of the Prince in ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''.

He started out as a child star, playing Colin Craven in the 1949 film adaptation of ''Literature/TheSecretGarden'' and the title characters of ''The Boy with Green Hair'' and the 1950 film adaptation of ''Literature/{{Kim}}''. As an adult, he's probably best known on TV as Admiral Al Calavicci on ''Series/QuantumLeap'' and Brother John Cavil in ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'', and in film for Creator/DavidLynch's Film/{{Dune|1984}} and ''Film/BlueVelvet'' where he memorably lip-synched to Music/RoyOrbison's "In Dreams".

His older brother Guy Stockwell (1933-2002) was also an actor.

He started out as a child star, playing Colin Craven in the 1949 film adaptation of ''Literature/TheSecretGarden'' and the title characters of ''The Boy with Green Hair'' and the 1950 film adaptation of ''Literature/{{Kim}}''. As an adult, he's probably best known on TV as Admiral Al Calavicci on ''Series/QuantumLeap'' and Brother John Cavil in ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'', and in film for Creator/DavidLynch's ''Film/BlueVelvet'' where he memorably lip-synched to Music/RoyOrbison's "In Dreams".