Wayne Péré

Wayne Péré is an actor who played Guill in the fourth season episode . He filmed his scenes for this episode on Friday and between Wednesday and Monday on Paramount Stage 9 and 16. His costume was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Péré is known for his recurring role as Victor LaRue in three episodes of (1995-1997, co-starring Noble Willingham), for his role as Senator Robert Schumacher in two episodes of Banshee (2013, with Ben Cross and Joseph Gatt), and for his supporting role in Galaxy Quest (1999, with Rainn Wilson, Missi Pyle, Matt Winston and Heidi Swedberg).
He started his acting career in the late 1980s and guest starred on a number of television series including (1989, with Gary Graham, Eric Pierpoint, Michele Scarabelli, Ron Fassler, and Lori Petty, and directed by Rob Bowman), (1990, with Lycia Naff, Robert Hooks, and Josh Cruze), WIOU (1990, with Harris Yulin, Phil Morris, Wallace Langham, Kate McNeil, Mariette Hartley, Robin Gammell, and Fran Bennett), The New Adam-12 (1991, with Peter Parros), Friends (1994, with Sarah MacDonnell), (1995, with Teri Hatcher, K Callan, and Tom Virtue), (1995, with Christine Harnos and Nancy Youngblut), (1994-1995, with Simon Templeman and Bob Morrisey), (1995, with Daphne Ashbrook and Rosalind Chao), (1996, with Roger Aaron Brown, Cindy Katz, Eric Menyuk, John Vargas, and Rebecca McFarland), The Burning Zone (1996, with Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Michael Harris, James Black, Sherman Howard, Keith Szarabajka, Dennis Christopher, and directed by Richard Compton), Total Security (1997, with Tony Plana, Kristin Bauer, Rebecca McFarland, and Thomas Kopache), (1997, with Vyto Ruginis), Spy Game (1998, with Titus Welliver and directed by Winrich Kolbe), (1998, with Dennis Christopher, Alicia Coppola, Michael McFall, and Eileen Weisinger), (1998, with Shay Astar and Jim Beaver), (1998), Brimstone (1998, with John Glover, Carlos LaCamara, and Scott Lawrence), Martial Law (1999, with Tom Wright and Brad William Henke), and (1999, with Liz Vassey and directed by James Whitmore, Jr.).
Péré was featured in the comedy An American Summer (1990), (1991, with James Avery, Michael Berryman, Larry Dobkin, and Dan Woren), the drama Painted Desert (1993, with Andreas Katsulas and Vincent Schiavelli), (1996, with Armin Shimerman, Natalia Nogulich, Sierra Pecheur, Angela Paton, Robert Clendenin, and Janet Dey), (1996, with Joel Polis), (1996, with Tiny Ron, Kerrie Keane, Joe Lando, and Patrick Kerr), (1998, with James Black and Joe Chrest), the comedy Soundman (1998, with Al Goto), (1999, with John Cothran, Jr. and William Lucking), and (1999, with J.G. Hertzler, Jeffrey Nordling, Marc Worden, Nikita Ager, Paul Popowich, Karl Wiedergott, Kitty Swink, and Alexander Enberg).
In 2001, he starred as Dennis Budny in , followed by recurring roles in (2001, with Gordon Clapp, Greg Grunberg, L. Sidney, and Joan Pringle) and The Practice (2002, with Amanda Carlin, Paul Dooley, Anton Yelchin, and Alan Dale). He also guest starred in (2002, with Wade Andrew Williams, David Lee Smith, and Victor Bevine), (2003, with Lisa Vidal and Jim Metzler), Las Vegas (2004, with Nikki Cox), Eyes (2005, with Rick Worthy, Brian McNamara, Richard Fancy, and Susan Diol), (2005), (2006, with Judyann Elder), (2006-2007, with Daniel Roebuck, Van Epperson, and Scott Allen Rinker), Life (2009), (2010, with James W. Jansen, Richard McGonagle, and Irene Roseen), Treme (2012), American Horror Story (2014), Drop Dead Diva (2014), Zoo (2015, with Billy Burke and Brandon Stacy), South of Hell (2015), and The Magicians (2015, with Rick Worthy).
Besides acting, Péré has started making films. In 2006, he directed the comedy Extreme Walking. He produced and edited the short drama Perfect Day (2007) and the short comedy Pillow Talk (2008, associate produced by Joe Chrest). In 2009, Péré wrote and directed the short thriller Kink, starring Joe Chrest, and in 2010, he worked as producer, additional editor, and unit production manager on the comedy Swishbucklers, with Cristian Letelier.
Further film work include (2000, with Teri Hatcher, Bob Gunton, Bruce McGill, and Matt Malloy), (2002, with Joe Chrest, Alison Ebbert, and Patrick Fischler), the action film Rapid Exchange (2003), the comedy In the Land of Milk and Money (2004), (2007, with Ray Xifo, Ivar Brogger, David Paymer, Don McManus, Joe Chrest, Austin Priester, Tommy Hinkley, and Scott L. Schwartz), (2009, with Scott Bakula, Ann Cusack, and Frank Welker), the television horror film Mandrake (2010, with Benito Martinez), (2010), (2011, with Joe Chrest, Donna DuPlantier, and Mikki Val), (2011, with Sid Haig), (2012, with Tanner Gill), (2013), (2013, with Dwayne Johnson, Ted Barba, and Hunter Baxley), (2013), (2013, with Clancy Brown), (2015, with Donna DuPlantier), (2015, with Reg E. Cathey), (2015, with Michael Papajohn, Ilram Choi, and Trace Cheramie), (2015, with Stephen Root and Mark Harelik), and the drama Miracles from Heaven (2016, with John Carroll Lynch).
More recent credits include recurring roles in Underground (2016, with Brandon Stacy and Brigid Brannagh) and Halt and Catch Fire (2016, with Gary Weeks), guest roles in episodes of Game of Silence (2016, with Conor O'Farrell) and Roots (2016, with Brandon Stacy), and featured roles in (2016, with Keri Russell, Joe Chrest, and Jessica Collins), the thriller Assassin's Fury (2016, with Mark Rolston), the drama Shock and Awe (2017), the drama Heart, Baby (2017, with Brian Oerly), the biopic Felt (2017, with Bruce Greenwood), (2017), the horror film Amontillado (2017), and the western Beguiled (2017, with Kirsten Dunst).
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