Ned Vaughn

Actor

Born November 20, 1964 in Huntsville, Alabama, USA

Ned Vaughn is an American film and television actor who served as vice president of the Screen Actors Guild prior to becoming the founding executive vice president of SAG-AFTRA. He resigned that position on August 21, 2013, when he announced he would run as a Republican candidate for California's 66th State Assembly district, representing Los Angeles County's South Bay region.

Acting

MaXXXine
Film, 2024
as News Anchor
9-1-1: Lone Star
TV series, 2020
as Peter Braswick
The Best of Enemies
Film, 2019
as Wilbur Hobby
Christmas at Graceland
Film, 2018
as Hatcher
Yellowstone
TV series, 2018
as Preacher
Lethal Weapon
TV series, 2016
as Agent Larry Chappel
Rush Hour
TV series, 2016
as Brighton
Atlas Shrugged: Part III
Film, 2014
as Gerald Starnes
Parts Per Billion
Film, 2014
as CDC Spokesman
The Newsroom
TV series, 2012
as Dick Warren
Revenge
TV series, 2011
as Dennis Foley
Rock the House
Film, 2011
as Carver
Harry's Law
TV series, 2011
as US Attorney General Flynn
Hawaii Five-0
TV series, 2010
as Jonathan Redmond
NCIS: Los Angeles
TV series, 2009
as Navy Commander Rearden
Castle
TV series, 2009
as Brett Zaretsky
Frost/Nixon
Film, 2008
as Secret Serviceman
The Mentalist
TV series, 2008
as Reid Colman
Hallowed Ground
Film, 2007
as Deputy Mark Simmons
Cane
TV series, 2007
as Michael Bronson
Mad Men
TV series, 2007
as Ed Lawrence
The Riches
TV series, 2007
1 episode
Heroes
TV series, 2006
as Agent Steve Donner
Brothers and Sisters
TV series, 2006
as Michael Gradstein
Shark
TV series, 2006
as Sam Bemis
The Unit
TV series, 2006
as Ambassador Henry Trotter
Walker, Texas Ranger: Trial by Fire
Film, 2005
as Garrett Evans
Commander in Chief
TV series, 2005
as Reporter Charlie
Criminal Minds
TV series, 2005
as Donald Curtis
Bones
TV series, 2005
as Colonel Dan Pelant