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Wayne Powers

Actor (5) Director (2)

Born: 4 June 1950 (76) in Jackson

Known from: Full House, ALF and Murder, She Wrote

IMDb profile: Wayne Powers

Wikicode: 13373

Known from

Full filmography (7)
2,84 (329)

Full House

1987 - 1995 (TV-show)
as Frank Flood
2,99 (224)

ALF

1986 - 1990 (TV-show)
as Sid
3,15 (203)

Murder, She Wrote

1984 - 1996 (TV-show)
as First Assistant Director
3,44 (9)

Out of Order

2003
3,00 (3)

Alien Nation

1989 - 1990 (TV-show)
as Teddy Roosevelt (Car Salesman)
2,50 (1)

Street Hawk

1985 - 1985 (TV-show)
as Attendant
-

Skeletons in the Closet

2001

Collaborated with

Frank Welker Frank Welker
Don Knotts Don Knotts
Tim Conway Tim Conway
Pete Paquette Pete Paquette
Jim McCampbell Jim McCampbell
Max Lucado Max Lucado
Dave Ross Dave Ross
Chris Wright Chris Wright
Dan Lynch Dan Lynch
Mike Stribling Mike Stribling
Rick Eldridge Rick Eldridge
Will Howard Will Howard
Melissa Disney Melissa Disney
Jason Ouzts Jason Ouzts
Dee Ann Grand Dee Ann Grand

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