Joel Swetow
Born: 1951-12-30 in New York City, New York, USA
Known For: Acting
Biography
Joel Swetow (Born December 30th, 1951) is an American character actor who has nearly 80 credits to his name in film, television and video games. He is perhaps best known as Mr. Brown, the right hand man of Hugo Snyder, the main villain in the 1992 Martial Arts cult classic, the 3 ninjas. He has appeared on the hit tv series Charmed (1998) and played several roles in the Star Trek Franchise.
Filmography
2021
- American Horror Stories as Dayle Hendricks
2018
- The Grinch as Additional Voices (voice)
- Kidding as Rabbi Michael Epstein
2017
- The Orville as Krill Captain
2016
- Lucifer as Niels Shuman
2015
- Rosewood as Zavier Salvas
2014
- Silicon Valley as Rod Morgenstern
- Selfie as Keynote Speaker
2013
- Stranger at the Pentagon as The Empyrean
2012
- The Lorax as 1st Marketing Guy (voice)
2011
- 2 Broke Girls as Father Kozac
2010
- Young Justice as Shade (voice)
- Alice in Wonderland as Man with Large Belly in Red Queen Court
- LEGO Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies as Rotor (voice)
2009
- Jennifer's Body ... (ADR & Dubbing)
- 12 Rounds as Additional Voices (voice)
- The Forgotten as Chiropractor
2007
- Burn Notice as Eli Zamar
2005
- Rent as Mr. Cohen
2002
- She Spies as Gerald the Mortician
- The President's Man: A Line in the Sand as Abdul Rashid
- Live from Baghdad as Taxi Driver
2001
- Star Trek: Enterprise as Andorian Ambassador Thoris
- Alias as Jens
- Breathing Hard as Klein
1999
- Crusade as Ris
1998
- Charmed as Avatar Alpha
1997
- Stargate SG-1 as First Minister Valis
- The Wonderful World of Disney as Joe #2
- Toothless as Joe #2
1996
- The Siege at Ruby Ridge as Roy Marks
1995
- Cybill as Art Teacher
- Lord of Illusions as Valentin
1993
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as Gul Jasad
- Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman as Henchman
- Sex, Love and Cold Hard Cash as Spears
1992
- 3 Ninjas as Brown
1990
- Parker Lewis Can't Lose as Rod
- Framed as Karl
1989
- See No Evil, Hear No Evil as Cabbie
- She's Back as Razorface
1987
1984
- Night Court as Producer