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Roy Abramsohn

Acting 62 credits
62
Total Credits
2026
35 Years Career Span
34
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Roy Abramsohn works in acting. Archytele tracks 62 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

CoinReturn from Tomorrow
Strange Harvest
Little Death
MissingDying to SleepUnidentified ObjectsMy Landlord Wants Me Dead
Quantum LeapGaslitThe CathedralMantra
The UpshawsThe Gingerweed ManDying to Marry HimThe ElsewhereAlice in Somnia
Blade: The Iron CrossVHYes
Total Body Removal SurgeryWeedjies! Halloweed Night
9-1-1Searching
The OrvilleDRIBDoobious Sources
American Crime StoryAmerican Crime StoryMiss StevensCitrus Springs
Area 51W.M.D.
Scorpion
Escape from TomorrowThe Making of Escape from Tomorrow
Anger Management
Franklin & BashHappily Divorced
NCIS: Los AngelesGlee
Private Practice
Creepshow 3
Criminal MindsMediumWeedsZoey 101
MonkMonkWithout a TraceAmerican Dreams
The Bernie Mac ShowSexual PredatorGroucho: A Life in Revue
CSI: Crime Scene InvestigationStrong Medicine
Judging AmyThe Parkers
Charmed
The Practice
Another Midnight Run
Diagnosis: Murder
Rapid Fire

Full Filmography

62 titles
  • Coin (2026) as Fixer
  • Return from Tomorrow (2026) as Tim Brown / Jim White / Walt Disney
  • Strange Harvest (2025) as Prof. Warren Gilette
  • Little Death (2024) as George
  • Missing (2023) as Jason Caplan
  • Dying to Sleep (2023) as Martin Swanson
  • Unidentified Objects (2023) as Cliff
  • My Landlord Wants Me Dead (2023) as Paul
  • Quantum Leap (2022) as Announcer
  • Gaslit (2022) as Garry Moore
  • The Cathedral (2022)
  • Mantra (2022) as Doug Jackson
  • The Upshaws (2021) as Lawyer
  • The Gingerweed Man (2021) as Swinger Dude
  • Dying to Marry Him (2021) as Connor Dardenswick
  • The Elsewhere (2021) as Steven
  • Alice in Somnia (2021) as Interviewer
  • Blade: The Iron Cross (2020) as Ingenieur Erich Hauser
  • VHYes (2020) as Gavin Johnson
  • Total Body Removal Surgery (2019) as Dr. Locker
  • Weedjies! Halloweed Night (2019) as Snake Charmer
  • 9-1-1 (2018) as Middle Aged Man
  • Searching (2018) as Male Anchor
  • The Orville (2017) as Morning Host
  • DRIB (2017) as Hotel Clerk
  • Doobious Sources (2017) as Subject #1
  • American Crime Story (2016) as Merrill Interviewer #1
  • American Crime Story (2016) as TV Reporter 2
  • Miss Stevens (2016) as Billy's Dad
  • Citrus Springs (2016) as Sean Narramore
  • Area 51 (2015) as Jim Nelson
  • W.M.D. (2015) as Artichoke Anchor
  • Scorpion (2014) as Reporter #2
  • Escape from Tomorrow (2013) as Jim
  • The Making of Escape from Tomorrow (2013)
  • Anger Management (2012) as Jack
  • Franklin & Bash (2011) as Bryan Easton
  • Happily Divorced (2011) as Date #2
  • NCIS: Los Angeles (2009) as Businessman
  • Glee (2009) as Reporter #2
  • Private Practice (2007) as Terrence
  • Creepshow 3 (2006) as Father / Detective Jacobs
  • Criminal Minds (2005) as Edgar Holland
  • Medium (2005) as Douglas Reilly
  • Weeds (2005) as Rick Levine
  • Zoey 101 (2005) as Mr. Edwards
  • Monk (2002)
  • Monk (2002) as Third Reporter
  • Without a Trace (2002) as Doctor
  • American Dreams (2002) as Chuck Hanover
  • The Bernie Mac Show (2001) as Cowen
  • Sexual Predator (2001) as Rich Stein
  • Groucho: A Life in Revue (2001) as Harpo / Chico Marx
  • CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000) as Reporter #1
  • Strong Medicine (2000)
  • Judging Amy (1999) as Martin Sawyer
  • The Parkers (1999)
  • Charmed (1998) as Doctor
  • The Practice (1997) as Federal Agent Jolie
  • Another Midnight Run (1994) as Steward
  • Diagnosis: Murder (1993) as Young Danny
  • Rapid Fire (1992) as Agent Klein

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Roy Abramsohn best known for?

Roy Abramsohn is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Strange Harvest (2025), Missing (2023), Quantum Leap (2022), The Upshaws (2021).

How many credits does Roy Abramsohn have?

Roy Abramsohn has accumulated over 62 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1992 to 2026.