Movie Credits
Puritan	(2005)
Jerry Springer: The Opera	(2005)
Starsky & Hutch	(2004)
[ Corey Michael Eubanks ][ Ben Stiller ][ Fred Williamson ][ Will Ferrell ][ Owen Wilson ]
Deadwood	(2004)
[ Keith Carradine ][ Jack Davenport ][ Dexter Fletcher ][ Timothy Omundson ]
Going Gently	(2001)
Tabloid	(2001)
[ Art Malik ][ Matthew Rhys ][ John Hurt ]
Terror in the Mall	(1998)
[ Rob Estes ]
Vents contraires	(1995)
Pentathlon	(1994)
[ Dolph Lundgren ]
Grave Secrets: The Legacy of Hilltop Drive	(1992)
Perry Mason: The Case of the Fatal Framing	(1992)
[ John Rhys-Davies ][ Raymond Burr ][ Mark Moses ]
A Killing in Vegas	(1991)
Cry in the Wild: The Taking of Peggy Ann	(1991)
[ David Morse ]
In the Cold of the Night	(1991)
[ Brian Thompson ]
The Bride in Black	(1990)
[ Reginald VelJohnson ][ Tony Todd ][ Bob Gunton ]
Gathering Clouds: Part 1	(1990)
So Proudly We Hail	(1990)
[ Kevin Conroy ][ Chad Lowe ][ Edward Herrmann ]
Tides of War	(1990)
[ Ernest Borgnine ]
Prime Target	(1989)
[ Charles Durning ][ Yaphet Kotto ][ Joseph Bologna ]
Unknown Subject	(1989)
[ Richard Kind ]
In the Line of Duty: The F.B.I. Murders	(1988)
[ Bruce Greenwood ]
Appointment with Death	(1988)
[ John Terlesky ][ Peter Ustinov ][ John Gielgud ]
How Long Has This Thing Been Going On?	(1988)
Harry's Hong Kong	(1987)
[ Russell Wong ]
The Hanoi Hilton	(1987)
[ Stephen Davies ][ Jeffrey Jones ][ Doug Savant ][ John Diehl ][ Michael Moriarty ]
The Fifth Missile	(1986)
[ Robert Conrad ][ Richard Roundtree ][ Sam Waterston ]
The Key to Rebecca	(1985)
[ Robert Culp ][ Cliff Robertson ]
Through Naked Eyes	(1983)
[ Ted Levine ][ Dennis Farina ][ John Mahoney ]
The Cashier and the Belly Dancer	(1983)
[ Scatman Crothers ][ Hector Elizondo ]
Who Am I Killing	(1983)
[ Scatman Crothers ][ Hector Elizondo ]
World War III	(1982)
[ Rock Hudson ][ Brian Keith ]
Homeward Bound	(1980)
Rage!	(1980)
[ Craig T Nelson ][ Craig T. Nelson ][ Tom Noonan ][ Barry Corbin ][ Yaphet Kotto ]
Swan Song	(1980)
[ Slim Pickens ]
Salem's Lot	(1979)
[ Fred Willard ][ Stephen King ][ James Mason ][ Geoffrey Lewis ][ George Dzundza ]
Starsky vs. Hutch	(1979)
[ Paul Michael Glaser ]
Dandruff	(1978)
[ Paul Michael Glaser ]
I Love You, Rosey Malone	(1977)
[ Paul Michael Glaser ]
Little Ladies of the Night	(1977)
[ Louis Gossett Jr. ][ Aaron Spelling ]
The Stick-Up	(1977)
The Las Vegas Strangler	(1976)
[ Paul Michael Glaser ]
Dogpound Shuffle	(1975)
The Disappearance of Flight 412	(1974)
[ Glenn Ford ]
Death of a Stone Seahorse	(1973)
Magnum Force	(1973)
[ Clint Eastwood ][ Hal Holbrook ][ Tim Matheson ]
Intertect	(1973)
[ Robert Reed ]
Movin' On	(1972)
Johnny Got His Gun	(1971)
[ Donald Sutherland ][ Jason Robards ][ Robert Urich ][ Timothy Bottoms ]
Eulogy for a Wide Receiver	(1971)
Democracy Inaction	(1969)
[ Bobby Sherman ]
The Firemaker	(1969)
After a Dream Comes Morning	(1969)
[ Bobby Sherman ]
Letter of the Law	(1968)
[ Bobby Sherman ]
The Secret Sharer	(1967)
[ Aron Kincaid ]

David Soul is the son of a Chicago minister, who served as an adviser for the U.S. State Department. The whole world was Soul's backyard as his father was transferred from post to post during the 1950s and early 1960s. Never quite shaking his inbred wanderlust, Soul attended Augustana College in South Dakota, the University of the Americas in New Mexico, and the University of Minnesota at Minneapolis. Impulsively deciding to become a stage performer, he studied with Uta Hagen in New York before embarking upon a singing career. From 1966 to 1967, Soul showed up as the hooded "mystery singer" on the syndicated television talkfest The Merv Griffin Show. Discarding his disguise, he was cast as Joshua Bolt on the 1968 TV adventure series Here Come the Brides, co-starring with another promising vocalist, Bobby Sherman. While Sherman became an instant teen idol, Soul would not truly hit it big until 1976, when he was teamed with Paul Michael Glaser on the video cop series Starsky and Hutch. Following this series' cancellation in 1979, Soul attempted to revitalize his recording career, with intermittent success. He then went on to star in the TV weeklies Casablanca (1983, in the Bogart role!), The Yellow Rose (1983-84) and Unsub (1989). The last time we saw him was in the 1994 TV-movie adventure Pentathalon. Married four times, David Soul has been wed to actresses Karen Carlson, Lynn Marta, and Julia Nickson.