Bill Smitrovich Age, Height, Weight, Wiki, Biography, Family, And More

Bill Smitrovich Age

76 Years Old

Biography

Full Name	Bill Smitrovich
Date of Birth	16 May 1947
Age	76 Years Old
Place of Birth	Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States
Nationality	American
Religion	Not Known
Profession	Actor

Family

Father	Anna Zmitrowicz
Mother	Stanley William Zmitrowicz
Brother	Not Known
Sister	Not Known
Spouse	Shaw Purnell (m. 1985)
Kids	Alexander John Smitrovich Maya Christina Smitrovich

Physical Measurements

Height	6 feet
Weight	Not Known
Hair Color	Salt & Pepper
Eye Color	Black

Career

Bill Smitrovich has had a prolific career in television and film. He began his journey with a notable role in the 1980s series “Crime Story” as Detective Sergeant Danny Krychek. Following this, he starred in the hit drama series “Life Goes On” from 1989 to 1993.

In the realm of crime dramas, Smitrovich appeared as a lead guest star in the pilot film of “Miami Vice” and made a memorable appearance in the final episode of “NYPD Blue.” His versatility led him to projects like “The Henry Lee Project” alongside Danny Glover.

In 1996, Smitrovich took on the role of Seattle police lieutenant Bob Bletcher in “Millennium,” created by Chris Carter, known for “The X-Files.” He gained further recognition for his roles in “A Nero Wolfe Mystery” as Inspector Cramer and on “The Practice” as Assistant District Attorney Kenneth Walsh. He later appeared on “Without a Trace” as Chief Alex Olcyk and starred as Vice President Raymond Jarvis in the NBC series “The Event” in 2010.

Smitrovich has also portrayed various military characters in films such as “Independence Day,” “Air Force One,” “Thirteen Days,” “Fail Safe,” and “Eagle Eye.” His guest appearances on television shows include notable roles in “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,” “24,” “Numb3rs,” “Touched by an Angel,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Criminal Minds,” “Castle,” and the reboot of “Dynasty.”

Additionally, Smitrovich has been featured in several television movies, portraying Alexander Haig in the biographical TV miniseries “The Reagans,” as well as roles in “Futuresport” and “The ’60s” miniseries.

On the big screen, Smitrovich has appeared in films like “Silver Bullet,” “Renegades,” “The Trigger Effect,” “Gridiron Gang,” “Iron Man,” “The Rum Diary” as Mr. Zimburger, and “The November Man” as Hanley, the head of the CIA.