Trey Wilson

Actor

Born January 21, 1948 in Houston, Texas, USA. Died January 16, 1989.

Trey Wilson was a prolific American character actor best known for playing intense, loud and memorable authoritarian figures in iconic 1980s comedies. He built a distinctive career on stage and screen before his life was tragically cut short when he died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 40.

Acting

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
TV series, 1999
as Bruce
Law & Order
TV series, 1990
as Defense Attorney Eddie Cosmatos
Welcome Home
Film, 1989
as Colonel Barnes
Great Balls of Fire!
Film, 1989
as Sam Phillips
Miss Firecracker
Film, 1989
as Benjamin Drapper
Twins
Film, 1988
as Beetroot McKinley
Married to the Mob
Film, 1988
as Regional Director Franklin
Bull Durham
Film, 1988
as Skip
The House on Carroll Street
Film, 1988
as Lieutenant Sloan
End of the Line
Film, 1987
as Sheriff Maxie Howell
Raising Arizona
Film, 1987
as Nathan Arizona, Sr.
F/X
Film, 1986
as Lt. Murdoch
Marie: A True Story
Film, 1985
as FBI Agent
Spenser: For Hire
TV series, 1985
2 episodes
The Equalizer
TV series, 1985
as Peter Marstand
The Protector
Film, 1985
as Truck Driver
Scandal Sheet
Film, 1985
as Paul Brown
A Soldier's Story
Film, 1984
as Colonel Nivens
A Few Days at Weasel Creek
Film, 1981
as Lester
Tintypes
Film, 1981
Big Blonde
Film, 1980
as The Playboy
Three-Way Weekend
Film, 1979
as Howard Creep
Vampire Hookers
Film, 1978
as Terry Wayne
Dallas
TV series, 1978
as Johnnie
What Really Happened to the Class of '65?
TV series, 1977
1 episode
Drive-In
Film, 1976
as Gifford