Henry Sanders "Robert E " on Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman
Henry Sanders was featured in the second issue of the DQ Times:
News and Appearances
A Message from Henry Sanders
Just want to let everyone know that a film I did thirty years ago is finally getting its first theatrical release. It's called 'Killer of Sheep'. It opened in New York Friday and will open here at the Nu Art April 6th. The press coverage on it has been great. If any of the Drq fans are interested there is a website they can visit. http://www.killerofsheep.com/. Life is always interesting.
Peace, Love & Blessings
Henry
Killer of Sheep National Treasure
- The Library of Congress has declared it a national treasure as one of the first fifty on the National Film Registry and the National Society of Film Critics selected it as one of the "100 Essential Films" of all time. Thirty years after its debut, the new 35mm print of Killer of Sheep, brilliantly restored by UCLA Film & Television Archive, is ready for its long-awaited international release. watch the trailer on Utube read more
Henry G. Sanders, will be seen in the new Rocky V1 film that is tentatively planned for a summer release. Henry worked for a few weeks on the film playing Rocky's opponent's boxing trainer.
Henry also recently become a grandfather for the first time ( a little girl) and he is enjoying that very much. He and his family are doing well and enjoying life
Tough Choices
Ever wonder how actors get those ' parts you see them playing on a TV series? Read More
For Your Consideration
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Henry guested May 31, 2006 on ABCs Commander in Chief in an episode titled "the elephant in the room" View clip
Henry guested on the CBS program Joan of Arcadia - playing the role of "God" Where does one go from there??
Henry had a role on the Februrary 19th episode of The West Wing. He played an ambassador from a fictional African nation, which the U.S. was threatening to invade because of its terror tactics in a civil war.
In October 2002 Henry made a guest appearance as 'Sergeant' on the tv series Boomtown in an episode entitled "Reelin in theYears' In November 2002
In November 2002, Henry was seen on an episode of NYPD Blue He played the role of Joe Whitaker
Play it to the Bone
Vince and Cesar get instruction from the ref (Darrel Foster), flanked by their trainers, played by Eloy Casados (left) and Henry G. Sanders (right). Famed ring announcer, Michael Buffer stands behind the ref
