Ron Leibman
Cast · Writer
- Born
- October 11, 1937 · New York City, New York, USA
- Died
- December 6, 2019
- Birth name
- Ronald Murray Leibman
Ron Leibman was born on October 11, 1937 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for Zorro: The Gay Blade (1981), Garden State (2004) and Kaz (1978). He was married to Jessica Walter and Linda Lavin. He died on December 6, 2019 in New York City, New York, USA.
Cast
- 2025When We Went MAD!Self - Actor, Up the Academy (archiveFootage)
- 2022Sr.Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 2019Remembering 2019: In MemoriamSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2010A Little HelpWarren Dunning
- 2009ArcherRon Cadillac
- 2009My NormalBusinesman in Park with Jim
- 2006Wrestling with Angels: Playwright Tony KushnerRoy Cohn (archiveFootage)
- 2004Garden StateDr. Cohen
- 2002DummyLou
- 2002Auto FocusLenny
- 2002Personal VelocityAvram Herskowitz
- 2001ShylockSelf
- 2001Anatomy of a SceneSelf
- 1999The SopranosDr. Lior Plepler
- 1999Law & Order: Special Victims UnitEADA Stan Villani
- 1998Just the TicketBarry the Book
- 1998Holding the BabyStan Peterson
- 1997The PracticeAtty. Robert Colby
- 1997Don King: Only in AmericaHarry Shondor
- 1997The DirectorsSelf
- 1996The Daily ShowSelf - Guest
- 1996Night Falls on ManhattanMorgenstern
- 1995The 9th Annual Genesis AwardsSelf - Presenter
- 1995C.P.W.Allen Rush
- 1994FriendsDr. Leonard Green
- 1994Duckman: Private Dick/Family ManGeofredo
- 1993The 47th Annual Tony AwardsSelf - Winner & Performer
- 1992Fish PoliceThe Codfather
- 1991RugratsOld Man
- 1991Pacific StationDet. Al Burkhardt
- 1990Law & OrderBarry Nathanson
- 1988Terrorist on Trial: The United States vs. Salim AjamiSimon Resnick
- 1988Seven Hours to JudgmentDavid Reardon
- 1988Aaron's Way
- 1987The 44th Annual Golden Globe AwardsSelf - Nominee
- 1986Christmas EveMorris Huffner
- 1986Many Happy ReturnsJerry Brenner
- 1986The New Hollywood SquaresSelf - Panelist
- 1985Day to Day AffairsSelf
- 1985Comedy FactoryJoey Caruso
- 1984Murder, She WroteDarryl Heyward
- 1984RhinestoneFreddie Ugo
- 1984Door to DoorLarry Price
- 1983Phar LapDave Davis
- 1983The Winds of WhoopieSelf (archiveFootage)
- 1983Romantic ComedyLeo
- 1982Twilight Theater IISelf - Guest
- 1981Zorro: The Gay BladeEsteban
- 1981Rivkin: Bounty HunterStan Rivkin
- 1981An Evening at the ImprovSelf - Host
- 1980Up the AcademyMajor Vaughn Liceman (uncredited)
- 1980Linda in Wonderland
- 1980American PlayhouseSelf
- 1980The John Davidson ShowSelf - Guest
- 1979Norma RaeReuben
- 1979The 33rd Annual Tony AwardsSelf - Presenter
- 1979The 31st Annual Primetime Emmy AwardsSelf - Winner
- 1978A Question of GuiltLieutenant Louis Kazinsky
- 1978KazMartin 'Kaz' Kazinsky
- 1977Martinelli, Outside ManRichie Martinelli
- 1976Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved HollywoodRudy Montague
- 1975The Art of CrimeRoman Grey
- 1974The Super CopsDavid Greenberg
- 1973Your Three Minutes Are UpMike
- 1973Police StoryRay Oberstar
- 1972Slaughterhouse-FivePaul Lazzaro
- 1972The Hot RockMurch
- 1972The Making of Slaughterhouse-FiveSelf
- 1972ABC Afterschool SpecialsSam Greene
- 1970Where's Poppa?Sidney Hocheiser
- 1969The David Frost ShowSelf - Guest
- 1966HawkEddie Toll
- 1963Ride with TerrorPfc. Philip Carmatti
- 1962The Tonight Show Starring Johnny CarsonSelf - Guest
- 1962The Merv Griffin ShowSelf - Guest
- 1961The DuPont Show of the WeekCarmatti
- 1956The Edge of NightJohnny
- 1954Camera ThreeSelf - Rich & Famous segment
- 1952TodaySelf - Guest
Writer
- 1985Comedy Factory
- 1983Dusty
- 1978Kaz