Eric Christmas

Works
Actor (48),
Birthday
1916-03-19

Eric Christmas - known for his work in such projectsAdvice for working with the Map of emotions: «Harold and Maude» (1971), «Attack of the Killer Tomatoes!» (1978), «MouseHunt» (1997), «Porky's» (1981), «Bugsy» (1991),

Eric Christmas was a British stage and screen actor. Christmas was born in London, UK and later immigrated to Canada. He was well-known for his role as Principal Carter in the three Porky's films as well as his sporadic role as Reverend Diddymoe on Amen.

The most significant works of Eric Christmas

MouseHunt Poster
MouseHunt 1997 Leading
Role: The Lawyer
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Ally McBeal Poster
Ally McBeal 1997–2002
Role: Judge Snipp, episodes: 2
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Air Bud Poster
Air Bud 1997 Leading
Role: Judge Cranfield
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In the House Poster
In the House 1995–1999
Due South Poster
Due South 1994–1999
Role: Albert 'H' Hanrahan, episodes: 1
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ER Poster
ER 1994–2009
Role: Mr. Heath, episodes: 1
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Almost Dead Poster
Role: Father Ambrose
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The X-Files Poster
The X-Files 1993–2018
Role: Stan Phillips, episodes: 1
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The John Larroquette Show Poster
Role: Felix, episodes: 1
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Walker, Texas Ranger Poster
Walker, Texas Ranger 1993–2001
Role: Dr. Parker, episodes: 1
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Full filmography Eric Christmas
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