American actor (b. 1975)

Frederick Koehler (born June 16, 1975) is an American actor best known for his role as Chip Lowell on Kate & Allie as well as Andrew Schillinger on the HBO drama Oz.

Contents

• 1 Later life
• 2 Film work
• 3 Television work
• 4 Theatre work
• 5 References
• 6 External links

Later life

After Kate & Allie, Koehler attended Carnegie Mellon University, from where he said he received "a huge education in theater."

Film work

• (1983) Mr. Mom – Alex Butler
• (1987) The Pick-up Artist – Richie
• (1991) A Kiss Before Dying – Mickey
• (2001) Pearl Harbor – Wounded Sailor #3
• (2002) Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood – Pete Abbott
• (2002) A.K.A. Birdseye – Ben Sharpless
• (2005) Dependency – Dave
• (2005) Domino – Chuckie
• (2005) Touched – Thomas Martin
• (2006) Little Chenier – Pemon Dupuis
• (2008) Death Race – Lists
• (2010) Death Race 2 – Lists
• (2013) Death Race 3: Inferno – Lists
• (2017) The Evil Within – Dennis
• (2018) Death Race: Beyond Anarchy – Lists
• (2021) The Little Things – Stan Peters

Television work

• (1982-1985) Saturday Night Live - Young Howard Cosell/Various Roles
• (1984) The Almost Royal Family (TV movie) – Jimmy Henderson
• (1984) He's Fired, She's Hired (TV movie) – Lexy Grier
• (1984–1989) Kate & Allie – Chip Lowell (98 episodes)
• (1985) Tender Places (TV movie) – Eric
• (1989) Night Walk (TV movie) – Eric Miller
• (1993) The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom (TV movie) – Shane Harper
• (1997-1998) All My Children – Oyster Cracker (episode 7220)
• (1999) Paramour (TV miniseries) – Unknown
• (1999-2003) Oz – #99S333 Andrew Schillinger (4 episodes)
• (1999) Strangers with Candy – Ricky (Season 1, episode 5 "Bogie Nights")
• (2000) Bull – Joey Rutigliano (recurring cast)
• (2001) CSI Crime scene investigation – Danny Hillman (Season 1, episode 12 "Fahrenheit 932")
• (2002) Charmed – Necron's Lackey (Season 5, episode 1 "A Witch's Tail")
• (2002) NYPD Blue - Michael Cardillo (Season 10, episode 10 "Healthy McDowell Movement")
• (2002) Taken (TV miniseries) – Lester
• (2004) Touching Evil (TV miniseries)
• (2004) Cold Case – Neil Beaudry (Season 2, episode 6 "The Sleepover")
• (2004) Malcolm in the Middle – Mellon (Season 5, episode 9 "Dirty Magazine")
• (2004) Joan of Arcadia – Ramsey (Season 1, episode 11 "The Uncertainty Principle")
• (2004) Boston Legal - Jason Binder (Season 1, episode 5 "Eye for an Eye")
• (2006) Pepper Dennis – Leslie Gaye (recurring cast))
• (2008) The Mentalist – Tommy Olds (Season 1, episode 9 "Flame Red")
• (2009) Castle – Adam Pike (Season 1, episode 8 "Ghost")
• (2010) Lost – Seamus (Season 6 recurring cast)
• (2011) Torchwood: Miracle Day – Ralph Coltrane (Season 4, episode 5 "The Categories of Life", 6 "The Middle Men")
• (2011) Bones – Scott Kimper (Season 6, episode 7 "The Babe in the Bar")
• (2011) Southland – a junky (Season 3, episode 8 "Fixing a Hole")
• (2012) Grimm – Martin Burgess (Season 1, episode 9 "Of Mouse and Man")
• (2013) NCIS – Simon Gravy (Season 10, episode 23 "Double Blind")
• (2013) Criminal Minds – Wallace Hines and Jesse Gentry (Season 9, episodes 1 "The Inspiration", 2 "The Inspired")
• (2014) Perception – George "The Ghost" (Season 3, episode 2 "Painless")
• (2015) Backstrom – Wesley Lewis (Season 1, episode 5 "Bogeyman")
• (2015) CSI: Cyber – Oliver Crispin (Season 2 episode 4 "Red Crone")
• (2016) Major Crimes – Sean Wheeler (Season 5, episode 8 "Off the Wagon")
• (2016) American Horror Story: Roanoke - Lot Polk (Season 6, 4 episodes)
• (2017) Brooklyn Nine-Nine – Becca Boyle (Season 5, episode 9 "99", Season 8, episode 7 "Game of Boyles")
• (2019) NCIS: New Orleans – Elliot Whitman (Season 6, episode 3 "Bad Apple")

Theatre work

• (1998) The Cripple of Inishmaan – (Geffen Playhouse, Los Angeles) – Cripple Billy
• (1998) When I Was a Girl I Used to Scream and Shout – (New York City) – Ewan
• (2013) The Normal Heart - (Los Angeles) - Mickey Marcus

References

External links

• Frederick Koehler at IMDb:
• Frederick Koehler at AllMovie
• "Fred Koehler Biography". Hollywood.com. Archived from the original on 2009-06-01.