Earl Boen (born August 8, 1940) is an American actor and voice actor. He is perhaps best known as criminal psychologist Dr. Peter Silberman in the Terminator series. Boen reprised the role in both Terminator 2: Judgment Day, in which Silberman works at a mental institute where Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) is held, and Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, where he appears in a single scene as he tries to console Kate Brewster (Claire Danes)...
Dr. Silberman plays the tape recording of the interview back for Vukovich, Tr...
Sarah is in a psychiatric hospital and is watching one of her sessions with D...
Dr. Silberman provides his clinical analysis of Reese for Sarah's benefit. De...
Sarah describes a dream that she had to Dr. Silberman. She is in the middle o...
In the psychiatric hospital, Sarah is watching a video of a session with Dr. ...
Dr. Silberman is in a meeting with Sarah, when he refuses to let her go to a ...
Reese is intense in the delivery of his narrative, which Dr. Silberman takes ...
Detective Vukovich Dr. Silberman and enjoy that particular segment of the rec...
Kyle is being questioned by Dr. Silberman after the police arrest him at the ...
Sarah breaks out of her room in the psychiatric hospital and attacks Dr. Silb...
Reese is being questioned by Dr. Silberman after he and Sarah are arrested. S...
Frank and Jane are seated in Dr. Eisendrath office during a counselling session.
Sarah is watching a video of one of her sessions with Dr. Silberman. In it sh...
Dr. Silberman is questioning Reese after Reese and Sarah are arrested. Reese ...
Ed, Hal and others are watching a replay of Silberman's questioning of Reese....
On hearing Dr. Eisendrath's suggestion, Jane turns toward Frank and puts her ...
Kate is outside in the cemetery with the police, Terminator and Connor are st...
Silberman is questioning Reese at the police station. The detectives, Sarah, ...
Dr. Silberman sits next to Kate at the back of the ambulance. As he talks he ...
The scene changes from the court room as Jane reflects, she and Frank sit acr...
Silberman, Sarah, and the detectives are watching Silberman's questioning of ...
Preparing for their session, Frank and Jane sit at Dr. Eisendrath's desk whil...
The police apprehend Sarah and Reese at the parking garage. Reese is in custo...
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