
Actor
J.A. Preston
- Movies
- 27
- Shows
- 32
Biography
James Allen Preston Sr. (born November 13, 1932) is an American actor. Preston is best known for his role as Ozzie Cleveland on the NBC primetime television series Hill Street Blues which originally aired from 1981 until 1987. Preston was born November 13 (1932) in Washington, D.C. In addition to his role on Hill Street Blues, Preston is also known for his roles as Leo Daltry in Dallas, Richard Matthews in Santa Barbara, court-martial judge Col. J. A. Randolph, USMC in the 1992 film A Few Good Men, and the minor but important role of a USAF Major General in Air Force One (1997). He was a series regular in the short-lived CBS sitcom All's Fair which ran just one season (1976-77). In it he played an assistant to conservative newspaper columnist Richard Barrington (played by Richard Crenna). Preston also appeared on the NBC television series The A-Team as a judge (Col. Thomas Milo) presiding over a military tribunal convened to try the A-Team. He also appeared in 3 episodes of Martin as Gina’s (Tisha Campbell-Martin) father Dr. Cliff Waters.
Known For
- Upcoming
- Black Cop · Film · Narrator
- 2011
- 1997
- Contact · Film · Senator
- House of Frankenstein · Series
- 1996
- Harvest of Fire · Film · Sheriff Garrison
- The Sentinel · Series · Mel Wilkenson
- 1994
- Perry Mason: The Case of the Lethal Lifestyle · Film · Man
- MacShayne: Winner Takes All · Film · Pete Webb
- Touched by an Angel · Series · Waters
- Chicago Hope · Series · Rodney Helpurn
- 1993
- The Gifted · Film · Jacob (Adult)
- seaQuest DSV · Series · Charles
- Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman · Series · General Zeitlin
- 1992
- A Few Good Men · Film · Judge Randolph
- Steel Justice · Film · Jeremiah J. Jones
- Captain Ron · Film · Magistrate
- Martin · Series · Dr. Cliff Waters
- 1991
- Aftermath: A Test of Love · Film · Det. Boland
- 1990
- The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson · Film · Wendell Smith
- Narrow Margin · Film · Martin Larner
- Fire Birds · Film · General Olcott
- Law & Order · Series · Congressman Ronald Eaton
- 1989
- Tales from the Crypt · Series · Harry
- 1988
- The George McKenna Story · Film · Mr. McKenna
- 1987
- Desperate · Film · Wiggee
- Jake and the Fatman · Series
- 21 Jump Street · Series · George Messiah
- 1985
- Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins · Film · Conn MacCleary
- Amazing Stories · Series · Prof. Bertram Carver
- Hollywood Beat · Series · Walker
- Moonlighting · Series · Dr. Nealy
- 1984
- Punky Brewster · Series
- 1983
- Hardcastle and McCormick · Series · Vic Dutton
- The A-Team · Series · Judge
- 1982
- The New Odd Couple · Series · Charles Walker
- T. J. Hooker · Series · Dr. Ross
- 1981
- The White Lions · Film · Aniel
- Body Heat · Film · Oscar Grace
- Simon & Simon · Series · Police Lt. 'Mule' Muldower · Internal Affairs
- Gimme a Break! · Series
- Hill Street Blues · Series · Ozzie Cleveland
- 1980
- High Noon, Part II: The Return of Will Kane · Film · Alonzo
- The Plutonium Incident · Film · Dr. Samuels
- 1979
- Americathon · Film · Morty
- Real Life · Film · Dr. Ted Cleary
- Hart to Hart · Series · Mr. Pruitt
- Roots: The Next Generations · Series · President Harper
- 1978
- Dallas · Series · Leo Daltry
- 1977
- Carter Country · Series
- James at 16 · Series · Hazeltine
- 1976
- Silver Streak · Film · Waiter
- Two-Minute Warning · Film · Policeman
- Quincy, M.E. · Series · Judge Saunder MacMillan
- 1975
- Wonder Woman · Series · Jazreel
- The Jeffersons · Series
- 1974
- Good Times · Series
- 1973
- The Spook Who Sat by the Door · Film · Dawson
- 1971
- Mississippi Summer · Film
- All in the Family · Series · Elmo 'Black Elmo' Bridgewater
























































