Max Wright

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia George Edward Maxwell Wright (August 2, 1943 – June 26, 2019), credited professionally as Max Wright, was an American actor, known for his role as Willie Tanner on the sitcom ALF (1986-1990).

Known For

Friends

Murder, She Wrote

Cheers

Quantum Leap

Tony Awards

Tony Awards

Great Performances

The Drew Carey Show

All Movies (27)

• Snow Falling on Cedars1999 · as Horace Whaley
• A Midsummer Night's Dream1999 · as Robin Starveling
• Twelfth Night1998 · as Sir Andrew Aguecheek
• Dead by Midnight1997 · as Dr. Jonas Reilly
• Grumpier Old Men1995 · as County Health Inspector
• A Mother's Gift1995 · as Herman Mandelbrot
• The Shadow1994 · as Berger
• White Mile1994 · as Bill Spencer
• Going to the Chapel1988 · as Howard Haldane
• The Dancing Princesses1987 · as Prince Heinrick
• Soul Man1986 · as Dr. Aronson
• Touch and Go1986 · as Lester
• Liberty1986 · as Alexandre Gustave Eiffel
• Fraternity Vacation1985 · as Millard Tvedt
• Konrad1985 · as Dr. Al Monford
• Scandal Sheet1985 · as Stan Clark
• The Boy Who Loved Trolls1984 · as Secretary
• The Sting II1983 · as Floor Manager
• Dangerous Company1982 · as Dr. Boone
• Reds1981 · as Floyd Dell
• For Ladies Only1981 · as Shakespeare Director
• Playing for Time1980 · as Dr. Josef Mengele
• Simon1980 · as Leon Hundertwasser
• All That Jazz1979 · as Joshua Penn
• Last Embrace1979 · as Second Commuter
• In Fashion1974 · as Etienne
• Lincoln: Trial by Fire1974 · as Horace Greeley

All TV Shows (30)

• The Norm Show1999 · as Max Denby
• From the Earth to the Moon1998 · as Günter Wendt
• LateLine1998
• Early Edition1996 · as Mayor Mike Garfield
• The Drew Carey Show1995 · as Drew's stomach
• Friends1994 · as Terry
• The Stand1994 · as Dr. Herbert Denninger
• Monty1994
• The John Larroquette Show1993 · as Jackson Bishop
• Dudley1993 · as Paul
• Mad About You1992 · as Man in Elevator
• The Powers That Be1992
• Roc1991 · as Mr. Cole
• Quantum Leap1989 · as Doc Kinman
• ALF1986 · as Willie Tanner
• Misfits of Science1985 · as Dick Stetmeyer
• The Comedy Factory1985 · as Leon Pakulski
• Murder, She Wrote1984 · as Gerald Yelverton
• E/R1984
• Buffalo Bill1983 · as Karl Shub
• Cheers1982 · as Jim Fleener
• Faerie Tale Theatre1982 · as Prince Heinrick
• Open All Night1981
• Code Red1981
• Hart to Hart1979
• WKRP in Cincinnati1978 · as Frank Bartman
• Taxi1978 · as Mr. Ambrose
• Great Performances1971 · as Etienne
• Tony Awards1956 · as Self - Nominee
• Tony Awards1956 · as Self - Performer