Art LaFleur was an American actor. On House, M.D., he portrayed Warner Fitch, the mentor of Hank Wiggen in the Season 1 episode Sports Medicine.
LaFleur has had featured roles in WarGames, Trancers, Zone Troopers, The Blob, Field of Dreams, Air America, Forever Young, The Sandlot, Johnny Bago, First Kid, Hyperion Bay, Tycus, The Replacements, The Santa Clause 2, Hostage, and Ace Venture Pet Detective Jr..
He died from Parkinson's disease on November 17, 2021, aged 78.
Connections
- Appeared with Troy Garity on The Playboy Club
- Appeared with Robin Tunney on The Mentalist
- Appeared with Skyler Gisondo on The Bill Engvall Show
- Appeared with Elizabeth Mitchell in The Santa Clause 2 and The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
- Appeared with John Larroquette, John Kapelos, and Jack Conley in McBride: Tune in for Murder
- Appeared with Ray Abruzzo on The Practice
- Appeared with Meta Golding and Jodi Long in The Division
- Appeared with Susan Egan and Steve Valentine on Nikki
- Appeared with Orlando Jones in The Replacements
- Appeared with Carmen Electra on Hyperion Bay
- Appeared with Michelle Clunie on The Tony Danza Show
- Appeared with Carmen Electra on Baywatch
- Appeared with Salvator Xuereb on Pensacola: Wings of Gold and Lewis & Clark & George
- Appeared with John Larroquette and Chi McBride on The John Larroquette Show
- Appeared with D.B. Sweeney on Strange Luck
- Appeared with Michael Nouri and Charles Robinson on Love & War
- Appeared with Lori Petty in In the Army Now
- Appeared with Geoffrey Lewis in Maverick
- Appeared with James Earl Jones in The Sandlot
- Appeared with Wings Hauser and Salli Richardson-Whitfield on Space Rangers
- Appeared with Joe Morton and Michael Goorjian in Forever Young
- Appeared with Meat Loaf in Tales from the Crypt
- Appeared with Billy Connolly on Billy
- Appeared with Lee Tergesen in Acting Sheriff
- Appeared with Kurtwood Smith in Oscar
- Appeared with Dakin Matthews on Doctor Doctor
- Appeared with James Earl Jones and Frank Whaley in Field of Dreams