FILM
Pursuit (2022) with John Cusack and William Katt
Send It! (2021) with Michael Jai White
Deadly Excursion: Kidnapped from the Beach (2021) with Samaire Armstrong
47 Hours to Live (2019)
All Good Things (2019) with Morgan Fairchild and Corbin Bernsen
One Nightmare Stand (2018) with Gina Holden
Mongolian Death Worm (2010) with Sean Patrick Flanery and Victoria Pratt
Fire from Below (2009) with Kevin Sorbo and Alex Cord
Missionary Man (2007) with Dolph Lundgren and John Enos
Walking Tall: Lone Justice (2007) with Kevin Sorbo
Black Dawn (2005) with Steven Seagal
Popstar (2005) with Aaron Carter, David Cassidy, Leif Garrett, and Tracy Scoggins
Pursued (2004) with Christian Slater and Michael Clarke Duncan
Stranded (2002) with Michael Dudikoff and Ice-T
Venomous (2001) with Treat Williams and Mary Page Keller
Mach 2 (2001) with Brian Bosworth, Cliff Robertson, Robert Pine, and David Hedison
Active Stealth (1999) with Daniel Baldwin and Fred Williamson
The Kid with X-ray Eyes (1999) with Justin Berfield, Robert Carradine, Diane Salinger, Ross Hagen, and Ric Drasin
Deadly Shooter (1997) with Michael Dudikoff, Randy Travis, and William Smith
Scorned 2 (1997) with Tane McClure
Night Eyes Four: Fatal Passion (1996) with Jeff Trachta, Paula Barbieri, and Casper Van Dien
Subliminal Seduction (1996) with Ian Ziering, Dee Wallace, Larry Manetti, and Kin Shriner
Body Chemistry 4: Full Exposure (1995) with Shannon Tweed, Larry Poindexter, Larry Manetti, and Stella Stevens
The Skateboard Kid II (1995) with Dee Wallace, Bruce Davison, Turhan Bey, Larry Poindexter, and Kin Shriner
Illicit Dreams (1994) with Shannon Tweed, Joe Cortese, Stella Stevens, and Jennifer Bassey
Scorned (1994) with Shannon Tweed, Daniel McVicar, Paul Carr, and Wil Shriner
Munchie Strikes Back (1994) with Lesley-Anne Down, Howard Hesseman, John Byner, and Steve Franken
Point of Seduction: Body Chemistry III (1994) with Morgan Fairchild, Robert Forster, and Stella Stevens
Night Eyes Three (1993) with Shannon Tweed, Daniel McVicar, and Tristan Rogers
Deadly Rivals (1993) with Francesco Quinn, Joseph Bologna, Richard Roundtree, and Margaux Hemingway
Double Threat (1993) with Sally Kirkland, Richard Lynch, and Anthony Franciosa
Extralarge: Jo-Jo (1992) with Bud Spencer, Philip Michael Thomas, and Lou Ferrigno
Maximum Force (1992) with Sam J. Jones, John Saxon, Richard Lynch, and Mickey Rooney
Munchie (1992) with Loni Anderson, Arte Johnson, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Monique Gabrielle, Fred Olen Ray, and George 'Buck' Flower
Night Eyes II (1992) with Shannon Tweed and John O'Hurley
The Terror Within II (1991) with Stella Stevens
Deadly Deception (1991) with Lloyd Bochner and Anthony Eisley
Red Blooded American Girl (1990) with Heather Thomas and Christopher Plummer
Night Eyes (1990) with Tanya Roberts, Paul Carr, and Larry Poindexter
Down the Drain (1990) with Teri Copley, John Matuszak, Joseph Campanella, Ken Foree, Jerry Mathers, Don Stroud, and Stella Stevens
Eyewitness to Murder (1989) with Adrian Zmed
The Ranch (1989)
Fine Gold (1989) with Ted Wass, Ray Walston, Lloyd Bochner, Tia Carrere, and Stewart Granger
Deadly Innocents (1989) with John Anderson and Mary Crosby
The Terror Within (1989) with George Kennedy and Tommy Hinkley
Blood Chase (1989) with Karen Sheperd
Tusks (1988) with John Rhys-Davies and Julian Glover
Counterforce (1988) with Robert Forster, Isaac Hayes, Louis Jourdan, George Kennedy, and Jorge Rivero
Scared Stiff (1987) with Mary Page Keller and David Ramsey
10 to Midnight (1983) with Charles Bronson, Lisa Eilbacher, Geoffrey Lewis, Wilford Brimley, and Kelly Preston
Journey's End (1983) with Maxwell Caulfield, Robert Englund, and George Wendt
Forbidden Love (1982) with Yvette Mimieux and Jerry Houser
The Seduction (1982) with Morgan Fairchild, Michael Sarrazin, Vince Edwards, and Colleen Camp
Death Hunt (1981) with Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin, Carl Weathers, Angie Dickinson, and Dick Davalos
Miracle on Ice (1981) with Karl Malden, Steve Guttenberg, Jerry Houser, and Jessica Walter
Beggarman, Thief (1979) with Jean Simmons, Glenn Ford, Lynn Redgrave, Bo Hopkins, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Alex Cord, Anne Francis, and Anne Jeffreys
Topper (1979) with Kate Jackson, Jack Warden, Rue McClanahan, and Charles Siebert
The Rebels (1979) with Don Johnson, Doug McClure, Jim Backus, Richard Basehart, Joan Blondell, Tom Bosley, Macdonald Carey, Rory Calhoun, Kim Cattrall, Anne Francis, and Peter Graves
Women at West Point (1979) with Linda Purl, Jameson Parker, and Paul Gleason
The Bastard (1978) with Tom Bosley, Kim Cattrall, Buddy Ebsen, Lorne Greene, Olivia Hussey, Cameron Mitchell, Harry Morgan, Patricia Neal, Eleanor Parker, Donald Pleasence, William Shatner, Barry Sullivan, Noah Beery Jr., and Peter Bonerz
The Fury (1978) with Kirk Douglas, John Cassavetes, Carrie Snodgress, Charles Durning, Amy Irving, Carol Eve Rossen, and Rutanya Alda
The Boys in Company C (1978) with Stan Shaw, Michael Lembeck, and Craig Wasson
Day of the Animals (1977) with Christopher George, Leslie Nielsen, Lynda Day George, Richard Jaeckel, Michael Ansara, Ruth Roman, and Paul Mantee
Secrets (1977) with Susan Blakely, Roy Thinnes, John Randolph, Melody Thomas Scott, and Peter Tomarken
Massacre at Central High (1976) with Robert Carradine, Steve Bond, and Lani O'Grady
Vigilante Force (1976) with Kris Kristofferson, Jan-Michael Vincent, Victoria Principal, Bernadette Peters, David Doyle, Shelly Novack, and Paul Gleason
Las Vegas Lady (1975) with Stella Stevens, Stuart Whitman, Lynne Moody, and Frank Bonner
The Last Survivors (1975) with Martin Sheen, Diane Baker, Tom Bosley, Bruce Davison, Anne Francis, and Christopher George
Shampoo (1975) with Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, Goldie Hawn, Lee Grant, Jack Warden, and Luana Anders
TELEVISION SERIES
Dallas, 1978–1991 CBS television series. Stevens portrayed Casey Denault from 1987-1989
Emerald Point N.A.S., 1983–1984 CBS television series. Stevens portrayed Lt. Glenn Matthews
Code Red, 1981-1982 ABC television series. Stevens portrayed Ted Rorchek
The Oregon Trail, 1977 NBC television series. Stevens portrayed Andrew Thorpe
TELEVISION GUEST APPEARANCES
Silk Stalkings, episode Kid Stuff, originally aired February 4, 1993
Swamp Thing, episode This Old House of Mayan, originally aired March 6, 1992
Columbo, episode Murder in Malibu, originally aired May 14, 1990
Murder, She Wrote, episode Double Exposure, originally aired April 30, 1989
Hotel, episode Barriers, originally aired March 11, 1987
Hotel, episode Obsessions, originally aired June 26, 1985
The Love Boat, episode Call Me Grandma/A Gentleman of Discretion/The Perfect Divorce/Letting Go: Parts 1 and 2, originally aired May 4, 1985
Murder, She Wrote, episode Lovers and Other Killers, originally aired November 18, 1984
Westside Medical, episode The Mermaid, originally aired July 7, 1977
The Quest, episode Portrait of a Gunfighter, originally aired December 22, 1976
Shazam!, episode Out of Focus, originally aired October 16, 1976
Police Story, episode The Empty Weapon, originally aired November 21, 1975
The Wide World of Mystery, episode The Werewolf of Woodstock, originally aired January 24, 1975
Apple's Way, episode The Accident, originally aired May 5, 1974
Adam-12, episode Northeast Division, originally aired December 5, 1973
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Born Herman Andrew Stephens in Memphis, Tennessee, on June 10, 1955, actor Andrew Stevens is the son of actress Stella Stevens. Early in life, he
was the subject of a bitter custody battle between his mother and father, and as a result grew up in both Los Angeles with his mother and Memphis with his father and grandparents.
He moved to Los Angeles permanently after graduating from high school in 1973 to break into acting. His first role came in a December 1973 episode of Adam-12, and by the mid
1970s he found roles in such diverse films as Shampoo (1975; with Warren Beatty and Julie Christie), Las Vegas Lady (1975; with Stella
Stevens and Stuart Whitman), and Massacre at Central High (1976; with Robert Carradine). He worked steadily throughout the late 1970s
and was nominated for a Golden Globe award for his performance in The Boys in Company C (1978). Making headlines was his marriage to actress Kate Jackson after a six-week courtship in August
1978, but the marriage was dissolved in 1981.
