Brian Mannion Dennehy (born July 9, 1938) is an American actor of film, stage and screen. Dennehy was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the son of Hannah and Edward Dennehy, who was a wire service doctor for the Associated Press; he has two brothers, Michael and Edward. Dennehy is of Irish ancestry and was raised Roman Catholic. The family relocated to Long Island, New York, where Dennehy attended Chaminade High School in the town of...
Sheriff Teasle tries to talk reason into John Rambo.
After Trautman discovers Teasle being held at gunpoint by Rambo, he tries to ...
Sheriff Teasle greets a citizen of Hope before heading out on his patrol duty.
As John Rambo enters the town of Hope, he is met and greeted by Sheriff Teasle.
Coach Schiffner gives some instructions to Ryan as he pitches in the ninth in...
Sheriff Teasle gives John Rambo some opinionated advice.
After a brutal pursuit, Sheriff Teasle yells at Rambo as he heads off into th...
Sheriff Teasle explains his game plan to capture Rambo.
Sheriff Teasle gives orders to bring out the search dogs to hunt down Rambo.
Teasle sends out orders for his men via a radio dispatch.
Sheriff Teasle spouts off against the state police captain.
After Rambo escapes the helicopter pursuit, Sheriff Teasle reacts after he sp...
Sheriff Teasle gives John Rambo a piece of his mind as he transports him out ...
Sheriff Teasle rants about all that has transpired in the case of John Rambo.
Sheriff Teasle yells at the national guardsmen after he realizes they went ag...
Big Tom asks the bank for a loan to expand their plant.
Schiffner talks to the team about their behavior off the field.
Teasle and Trautman exchange words about John Rambo.
Sheriff Teasle and John Rambo exchange words from river bank to hill top.
Coach Schiffner relates to Ryan because he was once a pitcher too.
After the deputies opened fire on John Rambo, Sheriff Teasles requests a ceas...
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