Fredric Lehne

Fredric G. Lehne aka Fred Lehne (born 3 February 1959) is an American actor, writer, director, producer, and composer.

He plays Edward Olsen, a billionaire, in the Showtime special event series Dexter: New Blood.

Appearances

 * "Cold Snap" (2021)
 * "Storm of Fuck" (2021)
 * "Smoke Signals" (2021)

Career
Film

His film credits include roles in The Eyes of Tammy Faye (2021); Human Capital (2019); The Greatest Showman (2017); Greater (2016); Split (2016); Money (2016); Tallulah (2016); Surviving Me: The Nine Circles of Sophie (2015); The Runner (2015); Bottled Up (2013); Zero Dark Thirty (2012); The Dark Knight Rises (2012); Dynamite (2004); Air Strike (2004 Video); Do It for Uncle Manny (2002); Octopus 2: River of Fear (2001 Video); Terror Tract (2000); Submerged (2000); Fortress 2: Re-Entry (2000); Under Contract (1999); Anoosh of the Airways (1999); Turnaround (1998); Men in Black (1997); Con Air (1997); Bombmeister (1995); Man's Best Friend (1993); Dream Lover (1993); The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet (1982); Ordinary People (1980); Foxes (1980); and Being There (1979).

TV Movies

His TV movies include roles in The Ordained (2013); Last of the Ninth (2009); Finnegan (2008); Claire (2007); Supernova (2005, uncredited); Balloon Farm (1999); Inferno (1998); Two Small Voices (1997); Payback (1997); Deadly Game (1991); This Gun for Hire (1991); Amityville Horror: The Evil Escapes (1989); Terror on Highway 91 (1989); Man Against the Mob (1988); American Harvest (1987); Love Is Never Silent (1985); The Seduction of Gina (1984); This Girl for Hire (1983); The Children Nobody Wanted (1981); Coward of the County (1981); Baby Comes Home (1980); All God's Children (1980); and Seizure: The Story of Kathy Morris (1980).

Shorts

His shorts include Life to the Lees (post-production); Miss America (2019); Masters (2019); Margaret and Gary (2018); A Hunting Incident (2018); Reflections of a Life (2006); and Max (2004).

Television

His TV credits include roles in FBI: International; Evil; Dr. Death; The Right Stuff (uncredited); Bluff City Law; Bull; Mr. Mercedes; Yellowstone; Westworld; Homeland; Madam Secretary; Seven Seconds (miniseries); The Blacklist; Preacher; Quantico; Criminal Minds; Feed the Beast; Chicago Fire; Public Morals; Blue Bloods; Crisis; The Red Road; Revenge; Boardwalk Empire; Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; American Horror Story; Castle; Big Love; Rubicon; Supernatural; Justified; Lost; The Mentalist; Lie to Me; CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; The Starter Wife; Saving Grace; Eli Stone; The Closer; Ghost Whisperer; Day Break; E-Ring; Bones; Medium; The Book of Daniel; Without a Trace; Night Stalker; Malcolm in the Middle; CSI: NY; JAG; NCIS; Cold Case; Firefly; Crossing Jordan; Boomtown; Any Day Now; V.I.P.; Touched by an Angel; The X-Files; The Wonderful World of Disney; From the Earth to the Moon (miniseries); Nothing Sacred; Chicago Hope; Spy Game; ER; Sliders; NYPD Blue; Murder, She Wrote; Diagnosis Murder; Courthouse; Babylon 5; Renegade; Time Trax; Matlock; Human Target; Civil Wars; Wiseguy; Mancuso, FBI; China Beach; Favorite Son (miniseries); Hotel; Billionaire Boys Club (miniseries); Finder of Lost Loves; Dallas; Cagney & Lacey; Family; Skag; Studs Lonigan (miniseries); How the West Was Won; Eight Is Enough; and In the Beginning.

Theatre

Fredric first appeared in small theater productions at the age of six. In his teens, he spent weekends studying at The Neighborhood Playhouse and HB Studios in NYC. During the summer, he apprenticed at The Peterborough Players in N.H. At the age of 21, he debuted on Broadway in Ibsen's John Gabriel Borkman.

Video Games


 * 2012: Spec Ops: The Line (voices)
 * 1995: Silent Steel

Personal Life
Fredric was born in Buffalo, N.Y. but raised in New Jersey. He spent his adolescent years living in Manlius, N.Y. where he went to school and played shortstop in Little League baseball. His wife's name is Ginger (married 2001 - present). He was previously married to Shirley Naples (1979 - 2001, divorced) and they have two children.