Louis Herthum (The Peripheral): Bio, Wiki, Age, Family, Career, Net Worth and More

Louis Herthum (The Peripheral): Bio, Wiki, Age, Family, Career, Net Worth and More

There are a lot of people looking up at the stage, but we don’t usually care about the dedication and effort that went into getting here in the first place. Results are something that everyone strives for, but getting there is something that very few people look forward to doing.

However, Lous Herthum performed what was required of him. Herthum has built a successful career as an actor and producer thanks to his years of experience performing on stage, in television commercials, and in print advertisements.

It’s possible that many of you have seen him in the television shows Murder, She Wrote and Westworld. In that case, we are here to assist you in any way we can.

 

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Louis Herthum (The Peripheral): Early Life

Louis Herthum is a well-known TV actor who was born in the United States on July 5, 1956. His birth date is July 5. He is best recognized for his role as Deputy Andy Broom, which he played for the final five years of the long-running television series Murder, She Wrote. Cancer is Louis Herthum’s zodiac sign, according to the predictions of astrologers.

Herthum was born in the year 1956 in the city of Baton Rouge, in the state of Louisiana.

He is the Chief Executive Officer and the founder of the website LocationTalent.com.

 

Louis Herthum (The Peripheral): Bio

Louis Herthum is a well-known American actor and producer. He was born on July 5, 1956. Herthum is an actor who has performed on theater, television, and film, and he has also been in ads that have been broadcast on national television.

He is most recognized for his reoccurring roles as Deputy Andy Broom, the young sheriff of Jessica Fletcher (played by Angela Lansbury) on the television show Murder, She Wrote and as Peter Abernathy in the HBO television series Westworld.

Louis Herthum (The Peripheral): Race, Religion and Ethnicity

In 1978, Herthum began his career as an actor by appearing in local theater productions, as well as print advertisements and television commercials shown locally and regionally.

After a number of years during which he was a relatively unknown actor, he became a member of the cast of Murder, She Wrote in 1991. He portrayed the role of Deputy Andy Broom in a total of 25 episodes spanning the show’s final five seasons (1991–96).

In the years leading up to his role as Deputy Broom, he began in 1989 playing the roles of two distinct characters within the same production. It was his first time appearing on television.

Even after the series was canceled, he has maintained a close relationship with Angela Lansbury. In an interview that he gave in 2015, he stated that he had saw her on the stage at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles, California, when she was 89 years old to perform in the play Blithe Spirit.

 

Louis Herthum (The Peripheral): Career

• Herthum began his acting career in 1978, appearing in local theater, local and regional TV commercials, and print ads. He joined the cast of Murder, She Wrote in 1991, after years of being an unknown actor; he portrayed Deputy Andy Broom in 25 episodes of the show’s last five seasons (1991–96).
• Prior to playing Broom, he portrayed two separate characters in his first television performances, commencing in 1989. He has a strong relationship with Angela Lansbury. In an interview in 2015, he said that at the age of 89, he witnessed her steal the show in the play Blithe Spirit at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles, California.
• He has been featured in CSI, CSI: Miami, CSI: NY, NCIS, Criminal Minds, True Blood (joining the cast in 2011 for seven episodes of the fifth season), JAG, The Mentalist, Men of a Certain Age, True Detective, Treme, Breaking Bad, and The Gates.
• In 2016, he features in two ongoing television programs. He portrays Omar on Netflix’s Longmire and Peter Abernathy, a host (robot) on HBO’s Westworld.
• Herthum was elevated to the main cast in Westworld’s second season after starring as a recurrent character in the first season. He joins the main cast of the Amazon Prime Video series The Peripheral in June 2021.
• The Electric Mist, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, I Love You Phillip Morris, American Inquisition, The Open Road, Tekken, 12 Rounds, Seconds Apart, and The Last Exorcism are among his cinematic credits.
• After finishing his last episode of Murder, She Wrote in March 1996, Herthum shifted his emphasis to film production, returning to his birthplace of Baton Rouge to make Favorite Son, his first feature picture.
• Ransack Films, located in Baton Rouge, has since produced five feature films, one full-length documentary (The Season Before Spring), and one short film (“The Grapevine”).

Filmography

• Westworld – 15 episodes (2016-2018) – Peter Abernathy
• Law & Order True Crime (2017) – Sergeant Edmonds
• Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams (2017) – Supervisor
• Narcos (2017) – Senator Toyle
• Downward Dog – 2 episodes (2017) – Wade
• Be Afraid (2017) – Chief Martin Collins
• Training Day (2017) – Henry Hollister
• Chicago Med (2017) – Pat Halstead
• Longmire – 8 episodes (2012-2016) – Omar
• The Night Stalker (2016) – Jed
• Truth (2015) – Bill Hollowell
• Justified (2015) – Detective Willits
• Stalker (2014) – Jimmy Lambert
• Atlas Shrugged: Who Is John Galt? (2014) – Wesley Mouch
• True Detective (2014) – Terry Guidry
• Sleepy Hollow (2014) – General George Washington
• Revenge (2013) – Agent Gentry
• The Last Exorcism Part II (2013) – Louis
• Inventing Adam (2013) – Adam’s Father
• DmC: Devil May Cry (2013) – Mundus/Bob Barbas (voice)
• Cheesecake Casserole (2012) – Howard
• CSI: NY (2012) – Captain Curtis Smith
• True Blood – 7 episodes (2012) – JD
• CSI: Miami (2011) – Grant Wyatt
• NCIS (2011) – Ernest McCormick
• Criminal Minds – “Hanley Waters” (2011) TV episode – Chief Thiers
• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2011) – Detective Lucas Martin
• The Mentalist (2011) – Chief Arnold Nail
• Seconds Apart (2011) – Owen Trimble
• The Defenders (2010) – Joe Rodgers
• Cigarettes et bas nylon (2010) – David Hunkey
• Circle of Pain (2010) – Willy
• The Gates – 2 episodes (2010) – Simon Ford
• The Last Exorcism (2010) – Louis Sweetzer
• Breaking Bad (2010) – Realtor
• Treme (2010) – Sheriff Don Babineaux
• Tekken (2010) – Tekken Police Officer #2
• Wrong Side of Town (2010) – Briggs
• Journey to Promethea (2010) – Ari
• Men of a Certain Age (2009) – Coach Ford Jonathan
• The Open Road (2009) – Surgeon
• 12 Rounds (2009) – BEP Employee
• In the Electric Mist (2009) – Doobie Patout
• I Love You Phillip Morris (2009) – Doctor
• The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) – Man at Caroline’s Party
• Living Proof (2008) – Doctor Banks
• The Grapevine (2008) – Hit Man
• Mutants (2008) – Griff Theriot
• American Violet (2008) – Officer Smith
• Lockjaw: Rise of the Kulev Serpent (2008) – Alan Cade
• K-Ville (2008) – Michael Shanley
• Racing for Time (2008) – Ralph Connelly
• The Mist (2007) – Colonel (uncredited)
• Ruffian (2007) – Doctor Harthill
• Pride (2007) – Coach Logan
• The Riches (2007) – Trooper Yardley (uncredited)
• Nola (2006) – Gannon
• Road House 2: Last Call (2006) – Deputy Garland Hendricks
• For One Night (2006) – Sheriff Taylor
• Red Ridge (2006) – Ness
• The Rain Makers (2005) – Art
• JAG – 3 episodes (2001-2003) – Communications Officer/Captain Gilbert
• Now You Know (2002) – Customer
• The Ghost (2001) – Browner
• David Proshker (2000) – Sniper
• Vengeance Unlimited – 2 episodes (1998) – Conner Gulch
• Favorite Son (1997) – Lucas Beauchamp
• The Tomorrow Man (1996) – Air Force Officer (uncredited)
• Murder, She Wrote – 25 episodes (1989-1996) – Deputy Andy Broom/Deputy Kruger/Wilber
• Vanishing Son (1995) – Lloyd
• Columbo (1991) – Technician
• Grand Slam (1990) – Court Room Secuity Officer
• Hardball (1989) – Margolis
• Louisiana (1984) – Fellow student
• The Toy (1982) – Man in Box (uncredited)

 

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Louis Herthum (The Peripheral): Net Worth

In addition to being one of the wealthiest TV actors, Louis Herthum is also among the most popular TV actors. According to the findings of our investigation as well as Wikipedia, Forbes, and Business Insider, Louis Herthum has an estimated net worth of 1.5 million dollars.

Before going to Los Angeles, he began his acting career in Baton Rouge by making appearances in both local and regional advertisements, as well as in theater productions.

In 1978, Herthum began his career as an actor by appearing in local theater productions, as well as print advertisements and television commercials shown locally and regionally.

After a number of years during which he was a relatively unknown actor, he became a member of the cast of Murder, She Wrote in 1991. He portrayed the role of Deputy Andy Broom in a total of 25 episodes spanning the show’s final five seasons (1991–96).

 

 

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In the years leading up to his role as Deputy Broom, he began in 1989 playing the roles of two distinct characters within the same production. It was his first time appearing on television. Even after the series was canceled, he has maintained a close relationship with Angela Lansbury.

In an interview that he gave in 2015, he stated that he had saw her on the stage at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles, California, when she was 89 years old to perform in the play Blithe Spirit.

After finishing his final episode of the television show Murder, She Wrote in March 1996, Louis shifted his focus to film production and moved back to his birthplace of Baton Rouge to produce the feature picture Favorite Son. This was Louis’s debut in the film industry.

Since that time, his production business, Ransack Films, which is based in Baton Rouge, has produced five feature films, one documentary film of feature length (titled “The Season Before Spring”), and one short film titled “The Grapevine.”

 

 

LOUIS HERTHUM NET WORTH & SALARY
Net Worth	$1.5 Million
Salary	Under Review
Source of Income	TV Actor
Cars	Not Available
House	Living In Own House.

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