
Born October 20, 1945
From Boston, Massachusetts, USA
George Wyner (born October 20, 1945) is an American actor. A native of Boston and graduate of Syracuse University, George has worked extensively in TV and film since 1972. Notable film roles include Rabbi Nachtner in the Coen Brothers' best-picture nominee A Serious Man (2009) and Colonel Sandurz in...

Spaceballs: The New One
Colonel Sandurz
In the Darkness
Doctor
He's that Guy
Self

In Security
Rafferty

Snow Bride
Lou Blanco

Trouble with the Curve
Rosenbloom

The Wish List
Charles Praxton

Musical Mel: Inventing The Inquisition
Self (archive footage)

A Serious Man
Rabbi Nachtner

How to Be a Serial Killer
Dr. Goldberg

Black Widow
Stan Driver

Though None Go with Me
Attorney Albert Browning

Spaceballs: The Documentary
Self
John Candy: Comic Spirit
Self

Domino One
Lake (Iodom Rep #1)

Knee High P.I.
Fishman

Almost a Woman
Dr. Fishbeck

Gilda Radner: It's Always Something
Herman Radner

The Mesmerist
Dr. Hoffler

Do It for Uncle Manny
Uncle Manny

Not Another Teen Movie
Mr. Cornish

American Pie 2
Camp Director

The Rockford Files: If It Bleeds... It Leads
Leonard Gillespie

The Postman
Benning Mayor

The Devil's Advocate
Meisel

For Richer, for Poorer
Harry

Listen to Me
Dean Schwimmer

Fletch Lives
Marvin Gillet

Spaceballs
Colonel Sandurz

The Leftovers
Mr. Gladstone

The Richest Cat in the World
Victor Rigsby

Wildcats
Principal Walker

Fletch
Marvin Gillet

Half Nelson

Deadly Messages
Laura's Boss

To Be or Not to Be
Ratkowski

Imps*
Irving Rosenbloom Private Eye

My Favorite Year
Myron Fein

Drop-Out Father
Dr. Irving Lefkowitz

Whose Life Is It Anyway?
Dr. Jacobs

Reunion
John Wiepert

The Islander
Simms

The Bad News Bears Go to Japan
The Network Director

Lucan
Rantzen

Tail Gunner Joe
Roy Cohn

Dogs
Michael Fitzgerald

All the President's Men
Attorney #2

The Bad News Bears
White Sox Manager
The Nurse Killer
Ben

Airport 1975
Harry - Passenger That Sees the Oil Leak (uncredited)

Willie Dynamite
Bailiff (uncredited)

The Long Goodbye
Cop at Beach (uncredited)

Lady Sings the Blues
The M.C.

A More Perfect Union
Paul Berg