Richard Hatch

Born in Santa Monica, California, USA, Richard Hatch was studying classical piano at the age of eight, and knew he wanted to carve out a career as a performer before he reached his teens. After attending Harbor College in San Pedro, he joined a Los Angeles repertory company with which he traveled to New York City in 1967. He performed in the plays "Song of Walt Whitman", "Young Rebels" and a production called "Exercise", which Richard directed.

Richard was cast as the original "Philip Brent" in the soap All My Children (1970) in 1970.

He later played "Inspector Dan Robbins" on the television series The Streets of San Francisco (1972).

Is the only actor to appear on both Battlestar Galactica (1978) and Battlestar Galactica (2004).

In the late 1980s, between acting work, he began teaching self-confidence seminars.

The October 19, 1988, issue of Variety, in the Italian Film Production column, announced the movie "Incantesimo Fatale" or "Fatal Spell" began filming October 1, 1988. Mario Gariazzo (as Ray Garret) directed. The cast included Richard Hatch and Carroll Baker. No evidence the film was ever completed or released.

Wrote the article "Communication from the Heart" in the "California Sun" (1996).

No relation to Richard Hatch from the reality series Survivor (2000).

Led an adventure cruise in the Western Caribbean every winter for fans (2006).

Attended OmegaCon in Birmingham, Alabama [March 2008]

(May 1-3, 2009) Attended FedCon 18 in Bonn, Germany.