Fritz Sperberg

Fritz Sperberg

Born 1951-07-20 (age 75) Borger, Texas, USA
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Biography

Fritz Sperberg is an American actor born in Borger, Texas, who has built a diverse career across stage, film, and television. On Broadway, he has appeared in productions such as the original staging of A Few Good Men as Cmdr. Walter Stone, So Long on Lonely Street, and Dracula. Transitioning to screen work, his film credits include roles in Patriot Games, Born Yesterday, Lucky Luke, and North, while his television guest appearances span popular series like Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Walker, Texas Ranger, Highway to Heaven, and Profiler. Science fiction fans also recognize him for his guest appearances in the franchise, playing the Jem'Hadar character Ixtana'Rax in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "One Little Ship" and Ranek in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Body and Soul," as well as voicing instructor K'Mak in the video game Star Trek: Klingon Academy.

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Known For

Patriot Games
Patriot Games

1992

as Spiva

North
North

1994

as Stewart's Dad

Troublemakers
Troublemakers

1994

as Deputy Joe

Lucky Luke
Lucky Luke

1991

as Averell Dalton

Born Yesterday
Born Yesterday

1993

as Jose Perical

Sofia the First: The Mystic Isles
Out of the Darkness
Out of the Darkness

1985

as Young Doctor

Virtual Weapon
Virtual Weapon

1997

as Helsman

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Brotherhood of the Gun

1991

as Forrester (uncredited)

Doubletake
Doubletake

1985

as Publishing Exec

Lucky Luke 2
Lucky Luke 2

1992

as Averell Dalton (archive footage)