Courtney Bernard Vance (born March 12, 1960) is an American actor. He was formerly a regular on the NBC/USA television series Law & Order: Criminal Intent as Assistant District Attorney Ron Carver. He also appeared on the ABC series FlashForward. Vance was born in Detroit, Michigan, the son of Leslie, a librarian, and Conroy Vance, a grocery store manager and benefits administrator. He attended Detroit Country Day School, a fee-paying...
Mancuso listens to Jones's analysis of the background noises after Red Octobe...
The Dallas shuts down her engines in response to a maneuver by the Red October.
The Captain orders an intercept course based on Jones' data. The two men smil...
Seaman Jones is training Beaumont on sonar aboard the USS Dallas attack sub. ...
Seaman Jones is training Beaumont on sonar aboard the USS Dallas attack sub. ...
Roger tells Hawk that the space shuttle is more like a flying brick instead o...
Watson, the Chief of the Boat, interrupts Seaman's Jones' training and raggin...
COB tells young Seaman Beaumont a story about one Jones's most embarrassing m...
While training Seaman Beaumont and joking with COB aboard the Dallas, sonar p...
Mancuso understands that Ramius is not going to provoke them. He's heading fo...
Aboard the USS Dallas, COB interrupts Beaumont's sonar instruction to afford ...
As Ramius is talking to the Doctor aboard the Red October, Jones and the comp...
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