John Doman

John Doman is an American actor who played Lenaris Holem in the third season episode . This was his first guest appearance on an episodic television series. He later went on to star as Acting Police Commissioner William A. Rawls on (co-starring Reg E. Cathey, Idris Elba and Sonja Sohn) and later starred as Rodrigo Borgia (Pope Alexander VI) in the Canal+ series Borgia. Doman played Carmine Falcone in from 2014 to 2017.
Doman was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He served in the US Marine Corps and fought in the Vietnam War, after which he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a masters degree in business administration. He then worked as a marketing executive before becoming an actor.
He made his first television appearance in (1995, starring Penny Johnson and Kate Jackson with Stefan Gierasch and Aaron Lustig). His first major feature film credit was (1995). That same year, he was seen in , starring Larry Drake, and the horror movie Doctor Unknown, co-starring Clancy Brown, Steven Culp, and Alice Krige.
Throughout the remainder of the 1990s, Doman appeared in such films as (1997, starring John Savage), (1998, co-starring Jude Ciccolella, Kevin Conway, John Carroll Lynch, James MacDonald, Steve Rankin, and Richard Riehle), and Claire Dolan (starring Colm Meaney). He also appeared in a 1999 episode of with series regular Gordon Clapp and fellow guest-star Pat Healy.
From 1999 through 2003, Doman played the recurring role of Dr. Carl Deraad on NBC's . During his time on this series, Doman has appeared with such Star Trek alumni as Erich Anderson, Sam Anderson, Brad Blaisdell, Michelle C. Bonilla, Steven Culp, Gregg Daniel, Stephanie Erb, Terri Garr, Gina Hecht, Penny Johnson, Benjamin W.S. Lum , Lily Mariye, Freda Foh Shen, Michael Buchman Silver, Cress Williams, Wade Andrew Williams, and Sam Witwer.
In 2001, Doman had a recurring role on the HBO series Oz. The following year, he began starring on The Wire, also for HBO. Doman also recurred on in 2003, appearing with fellow Star Trek veterans David Andrews, John Kassir, Rudolf Martin, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Scott Alan Smith. Doman has also guest-starred on such series as (with Brad Greenquist and Dey Young), (with Ellen Albertini Dow, Tim Kelleher, and Barbara J. Tarbuck), (directed by Terrence O'Hara), (starring Cress Williams), and (with Enrique Murciano and Bill Smitrovich).
In addition, Doman has made multiple appearances on the various series since 1991. He has guest-starred in five episodes of the original (including one with Robert Harper and another with Robert Lansing), four episodes of , and one episode each of and (in an episode with William Sadler). In all these appearances, however, he never played the same role twice.
Doman also had recurring roles in Damages, Rizzoli & Isles, and Person of Interest.
Doman's film credits include Besotted (2001, with Richard Cox), the made-for-TV Three Blind Mice (2001, with Rosalind Chao), Emmett's Mark (2002, with Carolyn McCormick), City by the Sea (2002, with Mark La Mura), Noel (2004), Lonely Hearts (2006, with Alice Krige), and Gracie (2007). He also had a brief role in (200) and a major role in (2006). His later films include (2008, with Clay Wilcox) and (2010, co-starring Kirsten Dunst and Frank Langella).
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