Brent Jennings
Biography
Brent Jennings (born April 13, 1951) is an American actor. He was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, and is a 1969 graduate of Little Rock Central High School. He played Oakland Athletics coach Ron Washington in the 2011 film Moneyball, played supporting character Ernie, traveling plumbing salesman in the short-lived, but acclaimed AMC television series Lodge 49 and currently stars in the TV series All American. Description above from the Wikipedia article about Brent Jennings, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For

Grey's Anatomy

Bones

Shameless

Modern Family

Medium

Young Sheldon

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman

Without a Trace
All Movies (43)
- Cry Now2014 · as Ron
- Bipolar2014 · as Father Wallace
- Audrey2014 · as Coe Lesher
- Go for Sisters2013 · as Dixon
- Moneyball2011 · as Ron Washington
- My Girlfriend's Back2010 · as Geoff
- Honeydripper2007 · as Ned
- Intimate Betrayal2004 · as Jack Baker
- Gas2004 · as Mr. Garrison
- Boycott2001 · as Rufus Lewis
- Dancing in September2001 · as Matt
- Blue Ridge Fall1999 · as Jack Crow
- A Lesson Before Dying1999 · as Reverend Ambrose
- Love Songs1999 · as Bunchie
- Life1999 · as Hoppin' Bob
- Where's Marlowe?1998 · as Funeral Director
- The Fixer1998 · as Monsignor Hjogu
- Don King: Only in America1997 · as Dick Sadler
- Little Boy Blue1997 · as Tom
- Shadow of a Doubt1996 · as Little Mike
- Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering1996 · as Donald Atkins
- Soul of the Game1996 · as Frank Duncan
- Pointman1994 · as Peter Dembrowski
- In the Line of Duty: The Price of Vengeance1994 · as Johnnie Moore
- A Child Lost Forever: The Jerry Sherwood Story1992 · as Clayton Robinson
- Live Wire1992 · as Shane Rogers
- Nervous Ticks1992 · as Cole
- Another 48 Hrs.1990 · as Tyrone Burroughs
- Disaster at Silo 71988 · as A.C. Jones
- Kansas1988 · as Buckshot
- The George McKenna Story1988 · as Mr. Jackson
- Red Heat1988 · as Abdul Elijah
- The Serpent and the Rainbow1988 · as Louis Mozart
- Outrage!1986 · as Wilbert Ward
- Child's Cry1986 · as Harkins
- Witness1985 · as Carter
- Fear City1984 · as Hawker
- Murder in Coweta County1983 · as Robert Lee Gates
- Alone in the Dark1982 · as Ray Curtis
- Parole1982 · as Marco
- For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf1982 · as First Man at Barbecue
- Brubaker1980 · as Mr. Clarence
- Dark Light— · as Carl
All TV Shows (38)
- Bookie2023 · as John 'Frank' Franklin
- All Rise2019 · as Charles Carmichael
- All American2018 · as Grandpa Willy
- Lodge 492018 · as Ernie Fontaine
- Young Sheldon2017 · as Henry
- Insecure2016 · as George
- The Crazy Ones2013 · as Kyle
- Political Animals2012 · as Bill
- The Newsroom2012 · as Judge
- Veep2012 · as Anthony Holland
- Touch2012 · as Medical Examiner
- Suburgatory2011 · as Chester
- Harry's Law2011 · as Earl Connolly
- Shameless2011 · as Principal Monroe
- Modern Family2009 · as Shawn
- Glee2009 · as Reverend
- Day Break2006 · as Lloyd
- Brothers and Sisters2006 · as Officer Dunnigan
- The Unit2006 · as Detective Litsinger
- Bones2005 · as Plant Supervisor
- Grey's Anatomy2005 · as Charles Redford
- Medium2005 · as Wayne
- Boston Legal2004 · as Marshall Gottlieb
- Without a Trace2002 · as Earl Dooley
- The Guardian2001 · as Cliff Jenkins
- The Division2001 · as Steve
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer1997 · as Absalom
- The Practice1997 · as Malcolm Kane
- Moesha1996 · as Mr. Harvey
- Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child1995 · as Farmer Farouk (voice)
- ER1994 · as Nat
- Party of Five1994 · as Mr. Fountain
- Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman1993 · as Inspector Henderson
- Dear John1988 · as Frank
- The Murder of Mary Phagan1988 · as Newt Lee
- 21 Jump Street1987 · as Police Detective
- Miami Vice1984 · as Jiveman
- Miami Vice1984 · as Sgt. Hugh Heraty