
Person
John Hostetter
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- October 6, 1946
- Died
- September 2, 2016
- Place of birth
- Hanover, Pennsylvania, USA
Biography
John Hostetter was an accomplished American character actor, voice artist, and painter. While widely recognized for playing John the stage manager on the hit live-action sitcom Murphy Brown, he also built a highly successful 20-year voice acting career. He lent his signature gruff voice to prominent Western cartoons, video games and iconic Studio Ghibli anime localizations.
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Filmography
The Hawk Is DyingFilm · 2007 · as Nebbish Professor
Kermit's Swamp YearsFilm · 2002 · as Dr. Krassman
Murder, She Wrote: The Last Free ManFilm · 2001 · as Cornelius Ashland
Vampire Hunter D: BloodlustFilm · 2001 · as Polk (voice)
SheenaTV · 2000 · as Col. Quentin Massey · 1 episode
Gen¹³Film · 1998 · as Additional Voices (voice)
Star Trek: InsurrectionFilm · 1998 · as Bolian Officer
Beyond Belief: Fact or FictionTV · 1997 · as Officer McCarthy (segment "The Wall") · 1 episode
Spicy CityTV · 1997 · as Jake (voice) · 2 episodes
7th HeavenTV · 1996 · as Horserider · 1 episode
Arli$$TV · 1996 · as Applicant · 1 episode
Suddenly SusanTV · 1996 · as Stage Manager · 1 episode
JAGTV · 1995 · as Mike Brookhurst · 1 episode
ERTV · 1994 · as Burke Newton · 1 episode
Every BreathFilm · 1994 · as Man #2
Love AffairFilm · 1994 · as Ben
Wilder NapalmFilm · 1993 · as Matt
Baby of the BrideFilm · 1991 · as Plainclothes Cop
Frogs!Film · 1991 · as Mr. Fitsky
The People Under the StairsFilm · 1991 · as Veteran Cop
Top of the HeapTV · 1991 · as Newscaster · 1 episode- The FlashTV · 1990 · as Mills · 1 episode
Chain LetterFilm · 1989 · as Lieutenant Harris- CoachTV · 1989 · as Man · 1 episode
Father Dowling MysteriesTV · 1989 · as Wilson · 1 episode
Quantum LeapTV · 1989 · as Burt · 1 episode
Murphy BrownTV · 1988 · as John · 19 episodes
AriaFilm · 1987 · as Elvis Impersonator
Beverly Hills Cop IIFilm · 1987 · as Stiles
G.I. Joe: The MovieFilm · 1987 · as Bazooka (voice)
Jake and the FatmanTV · 1987 · as Bruno · 1 episode
Leonard Part 6Film · 1987 · as Adams- RepairsFilm · 1987 · as Jerry the Creep
The Betty Ford StoryFilm · 1987 · as News Director
The Stepford ChildrenFilm · 1987 · as Mr. Moreland
A Winner Never QuitsFilm · 1986 · as Sergeant
Heartbreak RidgeFilm · 1986 · as Reese
L.A. LawTV · 1986 · as William Forrester · 1 episode
MatlockTV · 1986 · as Whitehall · 2 episodes
The LeftoversFilm · 1986 · as Mr. Harmon
MacGyverTV · 1985 · as Sgt. Rudley · 2 episodes
MoonlightingTV · 1985 · as Jim King · 1 episode
The Golden GirlsTV · 1985 · as Policeman · 1 episode
The Pyramid of Darkness: The Further Adventures of G.I. JoeFilm · 1985 · as Bazooka (voice)
Best DefenseFilm · 1984 · as Quirk- HunterTV · 1984 · as Bartender · 1 episode
G.I. Joe: A Real American HeroTV · 1983 · as Bazooka (voice) · 65 episodes
Scarecrow and Mrs. KingTV · 1983 · as IFF Agent Jack · 1 episode
Cagney & LaceyTV · 1982 · Acting · 1 episode
Family TiesTV · 1982 · as The Heckler · 1 episode
HotelTV · 1982 · as Department of Justice Agent · 1 episode- Knight RiderTV · 1982 · as Police Officer · 1 episode
- NewhartTV · 1982 · as Mr. Futterman · 1 episode
Remington SteeleTV · 1982 · as Minister · 1 episode
T. J. HookerTV · 1982 · as Bus Driver · 1 episode
Falcon CrestTV · 1981 · as Agent Rand · 1 episode
Hill Street BluesTV · 1981 · Acting · 1 episode
KnightridersFilm · 1981 · as Tuck
Simon & SimonTV · 1981 · as Police Sgt. · 1 episode
Once Upon a SpyFilm · 1980 · as Chief
Knots LandingTV · 1979 · as Officer Zellitch · 2 episodes
The In-LawsFilm · 1979 · as Workman
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