Richard Milholland

Richard Milholland
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Portrays:	Killian
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Nationality:	USA
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Richard Milholland is an American actor who portrayed Killian in the Original Series' "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I".

Career

Milholland established a career in American film and television during the early 1980s, primarily in supporting and character roles. His earliest credited work includes an appearance in the television series Flamingo Road in 1981, where he played a character named Jim.

Film work

In 1981, Milholland appeared in Looker, a science fiction thriller written and directed by Michael Crichton. He portrayed a D.M.I. Truck Technician in the film, which starred Albert Finney, James Coburn, and Susan Dey. The film explored themes of digital manipulation and computer-generated imagery in advertising, with Milholland's character being part of the technical crew that operates scanning equipment during commercial shoots.

The following year, Milholland appeared in Vice Squad (1982), a crime thriller directed by Gary Sherman. He played the role of a Driver in this gritty police drama starring Season Hubley and Wings Hauser.

Milholland's most substantial film role came in 1987's Fatal Beauty, an action-comedy starring Whoopi Goldberg and Sam Elliott. He portrayed a character named Charlie in this film about an undercover narcotics detective pursuing a dangerous cocaine ring.

Television work

In addition to his Battlestar Galactica appearance in 1978, Milholland maintained a presence in television throughout the early 1980s. He appeared in an episode of Quincy, M.E. in 1982, portraying a 1st Reporter in the long-running medical examiner drama.

That same year, Milholland guest-starred in the police drama CHiPs, playing a character named Ronald Bates. He later appeared in an episode of Automan in 1984, where he was credited as "Bomb Squad Man #2" in Glen A. Larson'sTron-inspired science fiction series about a computer-generated superhero.

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