Peter Mark Richman has performed on Broadway, off-Broadway,
in Theaters across the country, and has been a guest star in over 500
Television Shows and Movies.
Peter Mark Richman is one of the most versatile actors in Hollywood.
Coming from the Actors Studio and the Broadway Theater, he has appeared
in many films including: "Friendly Persuasion," "The Black Orchid," "The
Strange One," "The Dark Intruder," "For Singles Only" and "Naked Gun 2
1/2."
His television career began with live TV followed by his own NBC series
"Cain's Hundred" as Nick Cain. After that came the series "Longstreet,"
"Dynasty," "Three's Company" and "Beverly Hills 90210." He has been a
guest star in hundreds of television shows and movies including the
classic sci-fi shows "Outer Limits," "The Twilight Zone," and "Star Trek : The Next Generation."
A serious and accomplished artist, he has had seventeen one-man
exhibitions. Mr. Richman's first novel "Hollander's Deal," and his second book "The Rebirth of Ira Masters" are now
available for purchase. He has recently completed the
independent film 4 FACES, which he wrote, produced and stars in. POOL HALL JUNKIES, another independent film he appears in,
is now in release & available on DVD.
He also appears in the documentary film "Who Killed the Electric Car?"
(2006)
Mr. Richman has recently recorded radio dramas available on CD, based on the original TWILIGHT ZONE television scripts.
CD's currently available "Uncle
Simon" & 'He's Alive."
Read the new
interview with Peter Mark Richman,
(courtesy of CultFilmFreak.com)
A fabulous CD has been released of Jerrald Goldsmith's music for the NBC-TV powerful series of the sixties, "Cain's Hundred" starring Peter Mark Richman as a mafia lawyer who quits representing them. (That's Trouble!) The disc with a booklet is full of pictures of the series action and guest stars. (FSM's silver and golden age classics, Screen Archives Entertainment.)
Mr. Richman has just completed a short film called, "The Desperate." It is a powerful story
of a Jewish surgeon slated to die in a concentration camp when he is compelled to save a Nazi General's wounded Lieutenant son.
He sat in a make-up chair for 3 hours while a bald pate was applied and the accompanying "look."
The film was submitted to the Academy of Motion Pictures in the short film
category; and it will be seen in many film festivals in the coming year. On
December 9, 2009 Mr. Richman received an "Award of Excellence" from the Film Advisory Board for his
performance and "Outstanding Contributions to the World of
Entertainment."