Steven Culp
Steven Culp (born December 3, 1955 in La Jolla, California) is an American actor. He is best know for his recurring roles as CIA agent Clayton Webb on JAG (1997–2004) and Major Hayes on Star Trek: Enterprise (2003–2004). He had the unusual misfortune to have both of those characters killed off in the same week, in the shows' season finales. During the year 2004, Steven became the first actor to appear as a recurring character in 4 television series simultaneously: The West Wing, Enterprise, JAG and ER.
Culp played Robert F. Kennedy in the film Thirteen Days (2000). He had played Kennedy before, in the TV movie Norma Jean & Marilyn (1996).
He also played Commander Martin Madden in Star Trek: Nemesis (2002), a character written to replace William Riker as Enterprise first officer. However due to the film running too long, Culp's scenes (along with other scenes) were cut from the final film, so Madden can now only be seen in the Nemesis DVD deleted scenes.
Other memorable performances include his role as Peter Drummond in the campy made for TV movie "How to Make a Monster" in which nerdy computer game programmers accidentaly give life to a deadly AI. Members of the software company take turns attempting to beat the game in order save their own lives.
He now plays Rex Van De Kamp, husband of perfectionist Bree Van De Kamp, played by Marcia Cross, on the TV show Desperate Housewives as well as the Jeff Haffley on the TV show The West Wing.
External links
- Steven Culp at the Internet Movie Database
- Get Desperate! – Steven Culp People Guide entry & news listings
Categories: 1955 births | American actors | Cinema actors | Desperate Housewives | Star Trek actors