Richard Hughes(IV)

Actor
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Barry Levinson, Richard Hughes, Al Pacino in "The Humbling"

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The Space Eaters (1991)

Richard M. Hughes (a.k.a., Dick Hughes) was born in Pittsburgh, PA and attended Carnegie Mellon Univ. Drama [BFA] and Boston University Theatre [MFA] and in addition to his acting is also know for his Viet Nam humanitarian work [1968-Present] which has been profiled in the NYT, Life Magazine, PEOPLE, etc. and on The Today Show, all three network news shows & Ralph Edwards' "Dick Hughes, This Is Your Life".

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Known for

The Departed

8.5

Uncle Edward(as Dick Hughes)

2006

Finding Forrester

7.3

Stunts

2000

The Night Before

6.4

Train Conductor

2015

The Amityville Horror

6.2

2nd New York State Trooper

1979

Credits

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Actor

Law & Order
7.8
TV Series
- Chief
- George Powers
- Mickey Mason ...
- 1996–2025
Chevrolet: A Holiday to Remember
7.8
Short
- Grandfather
- 2023
The Blacklist
7.9
TV Series
- Ashton Hirsh (as Richard Michael Hughes)
- 2019
The Mysteries of Laura
6.8
TV Series
- Michael Dunham
- 2016
The Night Before
6.4
- Train Conductor
- 2015
The Humbling
5.5
- Captain
- 2014
Hostages
6.7
TV Series
- Man, Kate's Husband
- 2013
Grand Theft Auto V
9.4
Video Game
- Peter Dreyfuss (voice)
- 2013
Suits
8.4
TV Series
- SIlver Fox (as Richard M. Hughes)
- 2011
Royal Pains
7.2
TV Series
- Poindexter (as Richard M. Hughes)
- 2011
Ten Stories Tall
5.9
- Elliot
- 2010
Choke
6.4
- Blind CEO (uncredited)
- 2008
Story Time Santa
Video
- Santa Claus
- 2007
The Departed
8.5
- Uncle Edward (as Dick Hughes)
- 2006
Third Watch
8.0
TV Series
- Suited Man
- 2004

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Additional Crew

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Trailer 1:58

Monsters: The Space-Eaters

Personal details

Alternative names
- Dick Hughes
Height
- 6′ (1.83 m)
Other works
(Spring 1979) Stage Play RICHARD III with Al Pacino - Played Clarence at Locust Theatre, Philadelphia, and The Cort Theatre, New York City.

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Trivia
Left South Vietnam in August 1976 after an eight-year stint there as social worker [Shoeshine Boys Project, 1968-76] and also as a journalist [a founder of Dispatch News Agency, 1969, which broke the My Lai massacre story].