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Wortham Krimmer : ウィキペディア英語版
Robert Krimmer

Robert Krimmer (born November 24, 1953, in Chicago, Illinois〔) is an American actor. Formerly known professionally as Wortham Krimmer (his first wife's maiden name as his first name), Krimmer has reverted to his birth name of Robert Krimmer.
With appearances on ''St. Elsewhere'', ''Hill Street Blues'', and the soap operas, ''Knots Landing'' and ''Days of Our Lives'', Krimmer is best known by soap fans as Reverend Andrew Carpenter on the ABC soap opera ''One Life to Live''. He is also known for playing the mad Emperor Cartagia in the 4th season of the science fiction series ''Babylon 5''. In addition, he was featured on the Showtime drama "The Paper Chase - The Second Year" as Zeiss, a member of the Law Review, and on "Family Medical Center" (1988–1989) as Dr. Alexander Raines.
Krimmer has been married to Chris LaValle since 2009 and has two children from a previous marriage.〔
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