Ron Silver

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Characters played by Ron Silver

Vendor — Romancing the Stone (1984)

Local merchant encountered during the Colombian adventure.

Phil Sneiderman — The Entity (1982)

Phil is Carla's psychiatrist, initially convinced that her supernatural experiences are delusions caused by psychological trauma. He repeatedly urges psychiatric hospitalization and questions her perceptions, but later witnesses the entity's manifestation and accepts that Carla has been telling the truth.

Angelo Dundee — Ali (2001)

Clay's trainer and manager who secretly applies a liquid to Clay's eyes during the first Liston fight to restore his vision and secure the victory.

Eugene Hunt — Blue Steel (1990)

The film's primary antagonist. A commodities trader and hostage during the supermarket robbery, he steals the robber's service weapon and becomes a serial killer. He becomes obsessively fixated on Megan Turner, leaving her name on spent cartridge cases and stalking her before his eventual death.

Gordian — The Arrival (1996)

Zane's supervisor who covers up the alien signal.

Sidney Finestein — Find Me Guilty (2006)

Presiding judge who strongly advises against Jackie's self-representation but reluctantly allows the marathon trial to proceed, eventually accepting Jackie's apology after the proceedings drag on.

Senator Aaron McComb — Timecop (1994)

Corrupt US Senator involved in a time-travel assassination plot, serving as the primary antagonist.

Herman Broder — Enemies, a Love Story (1989)

Herman Broder is a guilt-ridden Holocaust survivor living in New York while maintaining marriages to Yadwiga and, later, Masha, despite Tamara's return. He works secretly as a ghost writer for Rabbi Lembeck, struggles between his wives, and ultimately leaves Yadwiga before abandoning Masha as well.

Paul — Jack (2004)

Paul is Jack's father and Anne's former spouse. During a fishing trip, Jack learns that Paul is in a live-in relationship with a man; when other students find out, Jack is bullied. Paul's relationship is therefore a source of conflict in Jack's life as he learns to accept his family.

Alan Dershowitz — Reversal of Fortune (1990)

Alan is a Harvard Law School professor who agrees to represent Claus on appeal. Initially convinced that Claus is guilty, he investigates contradictory testimony, withheld legal notes, toxicology evidence, and David's changing account. He eventually argues that the evidence is insufficient, wins a legal victory, but tells Claus that the moral issue remains his own.

Herb Soric — Ratz (2000)

Supporting character. No specific plot details provided in the summary.

Frank Traveres — Live Wire (1992)

A US Senator and the primary target of Rashid's terrorists. He is having an affair with Terry O'Neill and was previously assaulted by Danny. After surviving an initial assassination attempt, he is cornered with Danny, forced to jump from a third-floor window, and fatally impaled on a wrought-iron fence during Rashid's final explosion.

Career Overview

Ron Silver has 79 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Arrival Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Entity, Blue Steel, Enemies, a Love Story. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
79
Birth Date
1946-07-02
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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