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Daniel E. Butler (born December 2, 1954 in Fort Wayne, Indiana) is an actor who is known for his role as Bulldog Briscoe on the long-running TV series Frasier.

Openly gay, he wrote an off-Broadway play about his life, titled The Only Thing Worse You Could Have Told Me... (allegedly what Dan Butler's father told him when Dan came out to him).

Featured TV Roles

• More Tales of the City as Edward Bass Matheson (1998)
• From the Earth to the Moon as NASA Flight Director Eugene Kranz (1998)
• Hey Arnold! - Voice of Mr. Simmons/Lila's Dad (1997–2002)
• Caroline in the City as Kenneth Arabian (1995, 1997)
• Frasier as Robert "Bulldog" Briscoe (1993–2004)
• Frannie's Turn as Father Anthony (1992)
• Roseanne as Art (1991–1992)

Guest Appearances

• House as Dr. Weber in "Distractions" 2006
• Supernatural as Reverend Sorenson in "Hook Man" 2005
• Malcolm in the Middle as Norm in episode "Butterflies"
• American Dreams as Coach Ambros 2002-2003
• Crossing Jordan as Arnold Hummer 2002
• Ally McBeal as a lawyer, episode Changes 1999
• Touched by an Angel as Dr. Ivar Kronenberg in episode Anatomy Lesson 1999
• Suddenly Susan as Dr. Richards in episode War Games 1998
• Just Shoot Me as Bill Slatton in episode Eve of Destruction 1998
• Star Trek: Voyager as Steth in episode Vis à Vis 1998
• Tracey Takes On... as Priest in episode Religion 1998
• King of the Hill as voice of Attorney in episode Jumpin' Crack Bass 1997
• The X-Files as Jim Ausbury in episode Die Hand Die Verletzt 1995
• Picket Fences as Joe Henley in episode Duty Free Rome 1993
• Quantum Leap as Mutta in episode Mirror Image- August 8, 1953 1993
• The Powers That Be as Walt Stevens 1993
• Life Goes On as Ed in episode Incident on Main 1993
• Columbo as Sgt. Goodman in episode No Time to Die 1992
• Quantum Leap as Jake Dorleac in episode Southern Comforts - August 4, 1961 1991
• Monsters as David in episode A New Woman 1990
• Leg Work as Solinski in episode Blind Trust 1987

Noted Documentary, TV Movie or Film Roles

• Fixing Frank as Dr. Apsey
• The Sissy Duckling (voice)
• Enemy of the State as Adm. Shaffer
• The Silver Screen: Color Me Lavender as self
• The Fan as Garrity
• Dave as Reporter
• Rising Sun as Ken Shubik
• The Silence of the Lambs as Roden
• Everyday Heroes as Dennis Peterson
• The Long Walk Home as Charlie
• Longtime Companion as Walter
• The Manhattan Project as SWAT Team member

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