Biography
Kenney in the Cuban missile crisis film "Thirteen Days," and as numerous men of power on TV shows like "JAG" and "The West Wing." But it was playing the antithesis of these strong alpha-male roles - the weak-willed, S&M closet-fetishist, Rex Van De Kamp, on ABC's monster hit "Desperate Housewives" - that finally made Culp a name and with an already recognizable face.
Born Dec. 3, 1955 in La Jolla, CA, Culp and his sisters were raised in …
Latest Tv Credits
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Leaving Barstow
Thirteen Days
Firehouse Dog
Career Milestones
2004 | Played Rex Van De Kamp, husband of perfectionist Bree Van De Kamp, on the ABC hit "Desperate Housewives"; character killed off at the end of season one | |
2003 | Delivered a supporting role in the David Mamet's thriller, "Spartan" | |
2003 | Had a recurring role as Major Hayes on "Star Trek: Enterprise" | |
2002 | Landed a pivotal role in the critically acclaimed adaptation of "The Palace Thief," which was released as "The Emperor's Club" | |
2000 | Once again portrayed RFK in the dramatic feature, "Thirteen Days," starring and produced by Kevin Costner | |
1997 | Cast as Special Agent Clayton Webb in the long-running CBS military series, "Jag" | |
1996 | Portrayed Robert F. Kennedy in the HBO biopic, "Norma Jean & Marilyn" | |
1989 | Big screen debut in the medical drama "Gross Anatomy" | |
1988 | Made his TV-movie debut as assistant private secretary John Hay in the Emmy-winning production of Gore Vidal's "Lincoln" (NBC) | |
| Early television roles include "Another World" (NBC) and "One Life to Live" (ABC) | ||
Awards
2006 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in Desperate Housewives |
2005 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in Desperate Housewives |