Eugene Roche

Acting

Born September 22, 1928, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Eugene Harrison Roche (September 22, 1928 - July 28, 2004) was an American actor. He was the original "Ajax Man" in 1970s television commercials. Description above from the Wikipedia article Eugene Roche, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.​

Filmography

• American Dreams — Dr. Light
• 2002Dancing at the Harvest Moon — Gil Finnigan
• That's My Bush! — The Warden
• The Division — Confessional Priest
• The Guardian — Judge Alan
• Family Law — Judge Theodore Foley
• The Chimp Channel
• The New Woody Woodpecker Show — Santa Claus (voice)
• 1999The Woman Chaser — Used Car Dealer
• Brother's Keeper — Snappy
• Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show
• 1997The Rockford Files: Shoot-Out at the Golden Pagoda — Mr. Francis
• 7th Heaven — John's Father
• 1996Executive Decision — Admiral Lewis
• Star Trek: Voyager — Jor Brel
• 1994A Friend to Die For — Priest
• Madman of the People — Scully
• 1994Roswell — James Forrestal
• 1994When a Man Loves a Woman — Walter
• 1993A Case for Murder — Alan Nugent
• Dave's World — Eric Jr.
• The John Larroquette Show — Mr. Hampton
• Batman: The Animated Series — Stromwell (voice)
• Julie
• 1991The Last Halloween — Grandpa
• 1991The Sitter — Carl
• 1990Eternity — Ridley / Governor
• Lenny
• 1989An Eight Is Enough Wedding — Osborne Fulbright
• Take Five
• 1986Stranded — Sullivan
• Airwolf — Senator William Dietz, Eddie Donahough
• 1984Airwolf: The Movie — Senator William Dietz
• Crazy like a Fox
• Highway to Heaven — Michael Clancy
• Murder, She Wrote — Billy Simms, Lt. Aloysius Jarvis, Franklin Mayberry, Lt. Jack Boyle
• Night Court — Jack Sullivan
• 1984Oh, God! You Devil — Charlie Gray
• 1984The Pigs vs. The Freaks — Police Chief Frank Brockmeyer
• Baby Makes Five
• 1983Cocaine and Blue Eyes — Sgt. Khoury
• Masquerade — Phil Banacek
• 1982Farrell: For the People — Patrick J. Malloy
• Hotel
• Darkroom — Charlie Provo
• 1981Miracle on Ice — Don Craig
• Mr. Merlin
• Good Time Harry
• Magnum, P.I. — Luther H. Gillis
• 1980Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case — Gary Gortmaker
• 1979Hart to Hart — Business Manager
• 1979Love for Rent — Sloane
• 1979The Child Stealer — Lew Beck
• 1979You Can't Take it With You — Paul Sycamore
• 1978Corvette Summer — Ed McGrath
• 1978Foul Play — Archbishop Thorncrest / Archbishop's brother
• Taxi — Jack
• 1978The Ghost of Flight 401 — Matt Andrews
• 1978The New Maverick — Judge Austin Crupper
• 1978The Winds of Kitty Hawk — Bishop Milton Wright
• Vega$
• 1977Corey: For the People — DA Patrick Shannon
• Kingston: Confidential
• Lou Grant
• 1977Never Con a Killer — Schroeder
• Soap — E. Ronald Mallu
• 1977The Late Show — Ron Birdwell
• 1977The Possessed — Sgt. Taplinger
• What Really Happened to the Class of '65?
• 1976Mallory: Circumstantial Evidence — Bob Latimer
• Quincy, M.E.
• Bronk
• 1975Crime Club — Daniel Lawrence
• Ellery Queen
• 1975Mr. Ricco — George Cronyn
• Starsky & Hutch — Dr. George Stegner
• 1975The Art of Crime — Det. Sgt. Harry Isadore
• 1975The Last Survivors — Prosecutor
• Harry O
• 1974Newman's Law — Reardon
• Police Woman
• 1974W — Charles Jasper
• 1974Winter Kill — Mayor Clinton Bickford
• Kojak — Seymore Haywood, Patrolman Lyle 'Sandy' Beach
• The Magician — Rev. Wally Snider
• 1973The Murderers
• 1972Crawlspace — Sheriff Emil Birge
• 1972Slaughterhouse-Five — Derby
• The Corner Bar
• The Streets of San Francisco
• All in the Family — Pinky Peterson
• 1971They Might Be Giants — Policeman
• 1970Cotton Comes to Harlem — Lt. Anderson
• McCloud
• Hawaii Five-O — Ed Hudson
• Medical Center
• Ironside
• 1967The Happening — First Motorcycle Officer
• 1961Splendor in the Grass — Private Detective (uncredited)
• Route 66
• Naked City — Assistant D.A. Smith, George