John is represented by Muse Management.
John supports The Aids Service Center as his primary charity.
John is a founding partner of Freehold Theatre Lab Studio in Seattle, Washington.
Since the cancellation of "Enterprise" in 2005, Billingsley has kept busy performing on the stage, although he has had time to do some occasional film and TV work.
He co-starred with "Star Trek: The Next Generation" star Michael Dorn in independent drama "Lessons for an Assassin".
He appeared with "Star Trek: The Next Generation" star Jonathan Frakes in an episode of "The Lot". Billingsley and Frakes would go on to co-star together in a Trek-oriented episode of "Roswell" (with the two actors playing themselves while holding a casting call for a fictional episode of "Enterprise") in 2001 and in the "Enterprise" series finale, These Are the Voyages... in 2005.
He co-starred with future "Enterprise" guest actress Joanna Cassidy in a two-part episode of "Diagnosis Murder" and later in an episode of "Six Feet Under", which also guest-starred Robert Foxworth and Wendy Schaal.
He became a regular on the science fiction series The Others. Among his co-stars in this series was Bill Cobbs, whom he would later co-star with in the "Enterprise" episode "Daedalus".
He ultimately broke into films, making his debut with a supporting role in the 1988 thriller "Seven Hours to Judgment", in which Tiny Ron also starred. He followed this with a small role in 1990's "I Love You to Death", featuring Jack Kehler.
John Billingsley: (About his role as Dr. Royce on Angel) It wasn't a particularly fleshed-out part. Everybody was very nice, and treated me well. I had nothing negative to say, but it wasn't something that was particularly memorable.
John Billingsley: (About Star Trek: Enterprise) Probably for me the best thing about the show is the fact that the crew has been together for over a decade, many of them having worked on Star Trek in all its incarnations going back to Next Gen. And there's a close and familial feeling. It's terrific to go to work and feel everybody cares for each other.
John Billingsley: (on what he knew about Stargate SG-1) Frankly, I didn't know the show at all. I had seen the movie when it first came out and I had dim memories of liking it, but that was all that I knew. When I found out I was going to be doing the show I watched a few episodes to familiarize myself with the series.
John Billingsley: (on making The Other Guys) I had a blast. Patrick McKenna was just a doll. I just enjoyed working with him so much. I didn't know him at all before we did the show, but we got on very well right away.
John Billingsley: (Speaking of Star Trek: Enterpriseand it's possible renewal) I mean, I don't know. Everybody has a different attitude towards it. My own sense of it [being] I'm an actor. The very essence of what we do is embrace unpredictability. The anomaly is that I actually had a job for three years. I mean that's the weirdest thing in the world.
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