Perry King's Pets

Perry King is an accomplished American actor, noted for his memorable portrayal of Cody Allen in the iconic television series “Riptide.” With a career spanning several decades, King has graced both the silver screen and television, charming audiences with his distinct performances that range from intense drama to light-hearted comedy.

King’s foray into the world of acting began with a role in the film “Slaughterhouse-Five” in 1972. This was followed by a string of films and television series, including “The Lords of Flatbush” in 1974, where he starred alongside Sylvester Stallone, establishing his reputation as a versatile actor. His television appearances include not only the aforementioned “Riptide,” but also “The Quest,” “The Greatest American Hero,” and “Melrose Place.” King’s stint in voice acting is marked by his role as Batman/Bruce Wayne in “Batman: The Animated Series.” As a testament to his diverse talents, he also ventured into direction with the 2008 film “The Divide,” a western drama that he starred in as well.

Collaborations have been an integral part of Perry King’s acting career, offering him the opportunity to share screen space with numerous prominent figures in the film industry. His co-actors in “The Lords of Flatbush” included Sylvester Stallone and Henry Winkler, while his performance in “Mandingo” in 1975 saw him acting alongside James Mason and Susan George. The television series “Riptide,” aired during the mid-80s, presented King with the opportunity to work with Joe Penny and Thom Bray. His later works, like “Melrose Place” and “Titanic,” saw him collaborate with renowned actors like Heather Locklear and George C. Scott. Additionally, his directorial debut in “The Divide” allowed him to work with Bryan Kaplan and Sara Arrington.

King has been nominated for various awards throughout his career. His performance in “Riptide” earned him a nomination for the Bravo Otto Germany Award for Best Male TV Star in 1985. Meanwhile, his direction in “The Divide” received positive reviews, with the film winning the prestigious Best Feature award at the Albuquerque Film & Music Experience in 2018.