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8 unusual facts about Dennis Haysbert


Baruch Shemtov

Baruch has now added a wide range of interviews to his roster including Donald Trump, Paris Hilton, James Franco, Olivia Wilde, Chris Colfer, Danny Glover, Eric Mabius, Dennis Haysbert, OneRepublic, Morgan Spurlock, Jason Ritter, Greta Gerwig, Riley Keough, Ramona Singer, Greg Louganis, and others.

Datari Turner Productions

"LUV,” produced by Turner, starring Rapper/Actor Common, Danny Glover, and Dennis Haysbert, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to rave reviews and opened in theaters across the country in January 2013.

Imperious Leader

A reused film clip of the Imperious Leader appeared in the Galactica 1980 episode "Space Croppers," but this time, the voice was provided by Dennis Haysbert.

Just the Ten of Us

Dennis Haysbert as Duane Johnson, Coach Lubbock's assistant (1988-1989)

Those on the St. Augustine's staff included Father Frank Hargis (Frank Bonner), the affable headmaster; Coach Duane Johnson (Dennis Haysbert), Graham's earnest young assistant during the first two seasons; and in the third season, featured teachers Father Bud (Lou Richards) and elderly, madcap Sister Ethel (Maxine Elliott).

Now and Again

Both of the show's main stars, Eric Close and Dennis Haysbert, went on to have regular roles in successful series (Without A Trace and 24 respectively).

RainCatcher

RainCatcher is supported by a number of high-profile celebrities, including celebrity trainer Tony Horton and actor Dennis Haysbert, who serves as RainCatcher’s spokesperson.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow

Dennis Haysbert, at that time best known for his role as David Palmer on the television show 24 is the voice for the character Irving Lambert, Fisher's boss, making this the only time he is not voiced by Don Jordan.


Dan Tullis Jr.

Tullis identifies himself by name at the start of each ad so as to avoid confusion with Dennis Haysbert, a spokesman for another insurance carrier.


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Leon Lee

The African American sidekick role, played by actor Dennis Haysbert, is believed to be based on the experiences of several black players in Japan, including Leon and his older brother Leron Lee.