Craig Wasson

Highest Rated:
91% Malcolm X (1992)
Lowest Rated:
36% Ghost Story (1981)
Birthday:
Mar 15, 1954
Birthplace:
Not Available
Bio:
Born in Oregon, Craig Wasson was educated at that state's university. Wasson made his first Broadway appearance in 1975's All God's Chillun Got Wings. Three years later, he made his film bow in Boys from Company C, for which he also wrote and performed a song. His TV credits include continuing roles…

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Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 36% - 91%
Number of Movies: 30
Box Office Since 2001: $18.8M
Year Rating Title Credit Box Office
2006 Sasquatch Mountain
  • Actor
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2006 84% Akeelah and the Bee
  • Ted Saunders
$18.8M
2005 Tracks
  • Actor
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2004 Puerto Vallarta Squeeze
  • Actor
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2003 Ghost Rock
  • Actor
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2002 Boa (New Alcatraz)
  • Actor
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2000 Epoch
  • Actor
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1999 Escape Under Pressure
  • Actor
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1999 The Last Best Sunday
  • Deputy Sheriff
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1999 38% The Pornographer
  • Spano
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1997 Velocity Trap
  • Actor
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1996 Harvest of Fire
  • Philip Dixon
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1995 I Shot a Man in Vegas
  • Actor
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1995 The Sister-in-Law (Bloodknot)
  • Andy Warner
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1993 Strapped
  • Ben
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1992 91% Malcolm X
  • TV Host
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1990 Midnight Fear
  • Paul Prexton
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1987 73% A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 - Dream Warriors
  • Dr. Neil Goldman
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1986 The Men's Club
  • Paul
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1984 Innocents Abraod
  • Mark Twain
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1984 78% Body Double
  • Jake Scully
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1983 Second Thoughts
  • Will
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1981 71% Four Friends
  • Danilo Prozor
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1981 36% Ghost Story
  • Don/David Wanderley
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1980 Carny
  • Mickey
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1980 Schizoid (Murder by Mail)
  • Doug
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1979 Skag
  • Actor
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1978 Go Tell the Spartans
  • Corporal Courcey
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1977 The Boys in Company C
  • Dave Bisbee
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1977 50% Rollercoaster
  • Hippie
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Quotes from Craig Wasson's Characters

    1. Phillip: Can I interject something just to save us all some time?
    2. Dr. Neil Goldman: Sure, Phillip. Go ahead.
    3. Phillip: Well, according to our kind hosts, our dreams are a group psychosis; sort of a mellow mass hysteria. The fact that we all dreamt about this guy before we ever met doesn't impress anybody. So we go in circles making minimal progress with maximum effort.
    4. Dr. Elizabeth Simms: You won't make any progress until you recognize your dreams for what they are.
    5. Nancy Thompson: And what are they?
    6. Dr. Elizabeth Simms: The by-products of guilt; psychological scars stemming from moral conflicts and overt sexuality.
    7. Kincaid: Oh, great. Now it's my di*k that's killing me.
    From A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 - Dream Warriors. Submitted by Creep F (23 months ago)
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