Carmen Argenziano, courtesy Guillaume Paumier, via Wikipedia
Carmen Antimo Argenziano (1943-2019) was the actor who portrayed "ridiculously old fraud" Henry Dobson, one of The Applicants for a fellowship in Season 4.
Argenziano is a lifetime member of the Actor's Studio and has over 160 television and film credits starting in 1970. He has appeared in such productions as The Godfather Part II, L.A. Law, Melrose Place, Stargate SG-1, and in dozens of other supporting roles.
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- Appeared with Melissa Kite in Amber Lake
- Appeared with John Cho and Michael Massee on FlashForward
- Appeared with Robin Tunney on The Mentalist
- Appeared with Roxanne Hart on Criminal Minds
- Appeared with Harry Lennix and Nestor Carbonell on Commander in Chief
- Appeared with Scott Michael Campbell on Blind Justice
- Appeared with Steve Valentine on Crossing Jordan
- Appeared with Roger Aaron Brown on The District
- Appeared with Michael Massee in Momentum
- Appeared with Pruitt Taylor Vince in Identity
- Appeared with Jude Ciccolella on 24
- Appeared with Ray Abruzzo, Kathleen York and Harry Lennix on The Practice
- Appeared with Dennis Boutsikaris on The Agency
- Appeared with Cynthia Ettinger in The Court
- Appeared with Hedy Burress on First Monday
- Appeared with Janel Moloney and Kathleen York on The West Wing
- Appeared with Mike Starr in The Cactus Kid
- Appeared with Esteban Powell and Leslie Hope on Level 9
- Appeared with Jack Conley in A Better Way to Die
- Appeared with Chi McBride in Gone in Sixty Seconds
- Appeared with Chi McBride in King of the World
- Appeared with Kurt Fuller on Ally McBeal
- Appeared with Stacy Edwards and Todd Louiso on Chicago Hope
- Appeared with Vince Deadrick Jr. on Walker, Texas Ranger
- Appeared with Jack Conley in Apollo 11
- Appeared with Elizabeth Mitchell and Jack Conley in L.A. Firefighters
- Appeared with Jamie Rose in My Son Is Innocent
- Appeared with Sela Ward on Sisters
- Appeared with Samantha Mathis and Frank Whaley in Broken Arrow