Charles Siebert

Charles Siebert was an American actor who is best known for his role as Dr. Stanley Riverside III in Trapper John, M.D., and appearances in The Incredible Hulk and Knots Landing.

Personal and Family Life

Charles Siebert was born on March 9, 1938, in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He was the oldest of four siblings. After attending Marquette University, he married Catherine Kilzer in 1962, and they had three children together. Following her passing in 1981, he remarried Kristine Leroux in 1986, who brought three stepchildren into the family. Charles later found joy living on a farm in Sonoma County, California.

Career

Siebert started his career in theatre, making a Broadway debut in Galileo in 1967. He appeared in various notable plays and television series throughout the 1970s and 1980s. He was well-known for his guest roles on many popular shows, and for seven seasons he starred in Trapper John, M.D.. He also enjoyed directing, leading several television episodes in his later years.

Death and Legacy

Charles Siebert passed away on May 1, 2022, in San Francisco, California, due to COVID-19-related pneumonia. He left behind a legacy of versatile performances in both theatre and television, establishing himself as a respected actor and director in the entertainment industry.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Blue Sunshine 1978-03-20 Detective Clay
Don’t Touch My Daughter 1991-04-07 Gordon
The Incredible Hulk 1979-06-13 Ben
The Great Los Angeles Earthquake 1990-11-11 Mayor Frank Baldwin
Deadly Hero 1975-12-14 Baker
White Water Summer 1987-07-10 Jerry Block
Shakedown on the Sunset Strip 1988-04-22 Sgt. Gerber
A Cry for Love 1980-10-20 Fred
The Miracle Worker 1979-10-14 Capt. Keller
Coma 1978-01-06 Dr. Goodman
Eight Men Out 1988-09-02 Reds Catcher
Perry Mason: The Case of the Avenging Ace 1988-02-28 Jason Sloan
…And Justice for All 1979-10-19 Assistant D.A. Keene
The Last Word 1979-10-10 Fisher
All Night Long 1981-03-06 Nevins
Wild and Wooly 1978-02-20 Sean
Tail Gunner Joe 1977-02-06 James Juliana
Topper 1979-11-09 Stan Ogilvy
Panache 1976-05-15 Rochefort
Nowhere to Run 1978-01-16 Spence
The Seeding of Sarah Burns 1979-04-07 Alex Lovell
Trapper John, M.D. 1979-09-23 Stanley Riverside III
Hotel 1982-08-21
Mancuso, F.B.I. 1989-10-13 Dr Paul Summers
Another World 1964-05-04
Xena: Warrior Princess 1995-09-04 Poseidon (voice)
Dog and Cat 1977-07-22
Here’s Boomer 1980-03-14
Husbands, Wives & Lovers 1978-03-10
Good Times 1974-02-08
Murder, She Wrote 1984-09-30 Norman Edmonds
Rhoda 1974-09-09
All in the Family 1971-01-12 Young Man
Kojak 1973-10-24 Bender
Police Woman 1974-09-13
Harry O 1974-09-12
ABC Afterschool Special 1972-10-04 Mr. McNeil
The Runaways 1978-04-27
The Rhinemann Exchange 1977-03-10 Sergeant
The Rockford Files 1974-09-13 Gary Stillman
The Love Boat 1977-09-24 Phil Manning

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