Rick Worthy

Actor

A native Detroiter, Rick graduated from Southfield Senior High in 1985, and then from the University of Michigan in 1990. He then moved to Chicago where he performed at several prestigious theaters including Chicago Dramatists Workshop, The Goodman Theatre, and Victory Gardens Theater. Rick's father is a retired United Auto Workers (UAW) executive, and his mother owns and operates Studio One, a photo restoration company. Rick lives in Los Angeles, California.

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Known for

While You Were Sleeping

6.8

Orderly

1995

Duplicity

6.1

Dale Raimes

2009

Star Trek: Enterprise

7.6

TV Series

Jannar

Star Trek: Insurrection

6.4

Elloran Officer #1

1998

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Actor

Gossip Girl
5.4
TV Series
- Greyson de Haan
- 2022–2023
Station 19
7.1
TV Series
- Anthony Hughes
- 2021
Within the Silence
Short
- M. Reynolds
- 2020
The Magicians
7.6
TV Series
- Henry Fogg
- Henry Fogg 17
- 2015–2020
The Man in the High Castle
7.9
TV Series
- Lem Washington
- Lem
- 2015–2019
Supernatural
8.4
TV Series
- Alpha Vampire
- 2010–2017
The Wilding
3.3
TV Movie
- Detective or Father
- 2016
Aquarius
7.0
TV Series
- Coffee Shop Owner
- Nate
- 2015
Grey's Anatomy
7.6
TV Series
- Ray Pelletier
- 2014
Glee
6.8
TV Series
- Dr. Howard
- 2014
The Vampire Diaries
7.7
TV Series
- Rudy Hopkins
- 2013
One Night in March
7.6
Short
- Narrator
- 2013
NCIS
7.8
TV Series
- Captain Logan Doyle
- 2012
Against the Wall
7.1
TV Series
- Lieutenant Johnson
- 2011
Castle
8.1
TV Series
- Jason Penn
- 2010

Personal details

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Height
- 6′ 2½″ (1.89 m)
Born
- March 12, 1967
- Detroit, Michigan, USA
Relatives
Other works
He acted in George C. Wolfe's revue, "The Colored Museum," at the Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago, Illinois with Sylvia Carter, Velma Austin, and Jacqueline Williams also in the cast. Andre De Shields was director.
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Trivia
Worthy has played five different characters in the Star Trek franchise, appearing in 14 episodes of the various spin-off series and in Star Trek: Insurrection (1998).