Christopher Lawford
Christopher Lawford ( March 29, 1955, in Santa Monica, California; † September 4, 2018, in Vancouver, Canada) was an American actor, author, and activist. He was the son of Peter Lawford and Patricia Kennedy Lawford, making him a member of the Kennedy family.
He studied at Tufts University and earned a Juris Doctor degree from Boston College Law School. Later, he completed training in clinical psychology at Harvard University.
Lawford struggled with drug addiction for many years before turning to acting. He appeared in films such as The Doors (1991), Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003), and Slipstream (2007).
On television, he starred in series like Frasier, The O.C., and General Hospital. In addition to acting, he was an author and wrote books about addiction and recovery.
He collaborated with organizations like the WHO and the United Nations to raise awareness about drug addiction. Lawford was married three times and had three children.
Acting
Movie
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
as Brewser's Aide
2003
Movie
The 6th Day
as Police Lieutenant
2000
Movie
The Doors
as New York Journalist
1991
TV
Tales from the Crypt
as Manager (segment "The Switch")
1989
TV
The O.C.
as Ross
2003
Movie
The World's Fastest Indian
as Jim
2005
TV
Frasier
as Bill
1993
Movie
Thirteen Days
as Cmdr. William B. Ecker
2000
Movie
Exit Wounds
as Vice President
2001
Movie
The Russia House
as Larry
1990
Movie
Blankman
as Mayor Marvin Harris
1994
Movie
Slipstream
as Lars
2007
Movie
Spellbinder
as Phil
1988
TV
Chicago Hope
1994
Movie
Run
as Martins
1991
Movie
The Sex Monster
as Dave Pembroke
1999
Movie
Jack the Bear
as Vince Buccini
1993
Movie
The Confession
as D.A. Cunningham
1999
Movie
Impulse
as Steve
1990
Movie
Kiss Me, Guido
as Dakota
1997
Movie
Mr. North
as Michael Patrick Ennis III
1988
Movie
Mary, Mother of Jesus
as Reuben
1999
Movie
Counterstrike
as Vice President Chet Ridgeway
2002
Movie
Four Play
as Davis
2001