R. D. Call

Roy Dana Call, a distinguished American film and television actor, left an enduring and profound impact on the entertainment industry throughout his illustrious and remarkable career. Born on February 16, 1950, Call's impressive and extensive repertoire of film credits showcases his remarkable versatility and range as an actor, featuring notable titles such as the action-packed 48 Hrs. (1982),a thrilling and adrenaline-fueled ride that cemented his status as a leading man; the comedy classic Brewster's Millions (1985),a side-splitting and hilarious tale of a man's quest to spend a vast fortune; the dramatic thriller At Close Range (1986),a gripping and intense exploration of family dynamics and the consequences of violence; the intense war drama No Man's Land (1987),a harrowing and emotionally charged depiction of the horrors of war; the gritty urban drama Colors (1988),a powerful and thought-provoking portrayal of life in the inner city; the powerful biographical drama Born on the Fourth of July (1989),a deeply moving and emotional tribute to the life and struggles of a Vietnam War veteran; the Western adventure Young Guns II (1990),a thrilling and action-packed ride through the Wild West; the crime thriller State of Grace (1990),a gritty and intense exploration of loyalty, friendship, and the darker side of human nature; the post-apocalyptic blockbuster Waterworld (1995),a visually stunning and action-packed epic set in a world ravaged by environmental disaster; the thought-provoking mystery Murder by Numbers (2002),a complex and intriguing exploration of the darker side of human nature; the critically acclaimed international drama Babel (2006),a poignant and powerful exploration of the complexities of human connection and the power of storytelling; and the biographical drama Into the Wild (2007),a deeply moving and emotional tribute to the life and struggles of a young man who abandoned the comforts of civilization to live in the wild.