Patrick Labyorteaux

Actor
Writer
Producer

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Patrick Labyorteaux was born on 22 July 1965 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Heathers (1988), 3 Ninjas (1992) and JAG (1995). He has been married to Tina Albanese since 3 October 1998. They have one child.

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Known for

Heathers

7.1

Ram Sweeney

1988

3 Ninjas

5.3

Fester

1992

Catherine Bell, David James Elliott, and Tracey Needham in JAG (1995)

JAG

6.7

TV Series

Bud Roberts, Jr.
Cmdr. Rayburn - Doctor
Lt. 'Hoot' Gibson

Summer School

6.6

Kevin Winchester

1987

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Actor

The Jolly Monkey
3.0
- Walter Roberts
- 2025
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
9.1
Video Game
- Additional Voices (English version, voice)
- 2024
12 Games of Christmas
4.9
- Mayor Thomas
- 2023
Arctic Armageddon
3.0
- Secretary Carter
- 2023
Alien Apocalypse
3.1
- Dr. Kirby
- 2023
Attack of the Meth Gator
3.4
- Mayor Jensen
- 2023
Doomsday Meteor
2.9
- General Ferris
- 2023
NCIS
7.8
TV Series
- Olev Kozlov
- Bud Roberts, Jr.
- Lt. Bud Roberts
- 2003–2022
For All Mankind
8.1
TV Series
- Congressman Willie Baron
- 2022
The Offer
8.6
TV Mini Series
- Murray Miller
- 2022
Rent-an-Elf
5.3
TV Movie
- Dale
- 2018
The Last Sharknado: It's About Time
3.5
TV Movie
- Caesar
- 2018
Rebel
5.3
TV Series
- Dr. Adam Loyton
- 2017
Scandal
7.7
TV Series
- Doug Morton
- 2016
Castle
8.1
TV Series
- Glen Hume
- 2016

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Producer

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Alternative names
- Patrick Laborteaux
Height
- 5′ 9″ (1.75 m)
Born
- July 22, 1965
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Spouse
- Tina AlbaneseOctober 3, 1998 - present (1 child)
Children
- Jeau Bennett Labyorteaux
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Relatives
Other works
Patric is the Voice of The WB Televsion Network

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Trivia
In 1992, he and his brother, actor Matthew Labyorteaux, with whom he founded the Youth Rescue Fund, a charity dedicated to helping runaways, appeared before a House sub-committee to plead the case of runaways and raised $11 million for youth shelters across America.