Michael Warren Bio, Family, Wife, Son, Net Worth, Movies and Tv Shows

Michael Warren Biography

Michael Warren (Full name – Lloyd Michael Warren) is an American TV actor and former college basketball player who was born on March 5, 1946, in South Bend, Indiana, the U.S. He is most famous for playing Officer Bobby Hill on the NBC American serial police drama, Hill Street Blues.

Michael Warren Family | Parents

Warren was born to Ellen and Grayson Warren. He was also raised in South Bend, Indiana, United States, where he was born. There’s not much information pertaining to his family e.g. siblings, uncles or aunties.

Jenny Palacios Michael Warren | Michael Warren Wife

Warren has been married two times. His first wife was Sue Narramore, whom he got married to on 25 September the year 1974. Together the couple had two children a daughter and a son namely, Kekoa Brianna “Koa” Warren and Cash Garner Warren respectively.

After a period of time, which is still unspecified, the duo separated. Warren then remarried to Jenny Palacios. From his second marriage, Warren also has two children, a daughter and a son too named Makayla, and Grayson Andres.

Michael Warren Son | Michael Warren Jessica Alba

Warren has two sons namely Cash Garner Warren, from his first marriage with Sue Narramore, and Grayson Andres from his second marriage with Jenny Palacios. Cash is a well-established movie/film producer who met Jessica Alba in 2004 on the set of a film she was starring in, “Fantastic Four.” The couple dated for a while before they got married in 2008. Therefore, Jessica Alba is Warren’s daughter in-law.

Michael Warren Age

Warren was born on March 5, 1946, in South Bend, Indiana, USA. He went to Central High School, where he played basketball, was twice named to the Indiana all-state team, and was class president as a senior. Warren is 73 years old as of 2019.

Michael Warren Height

Warren is a man of average stature as he stands at a height of 5′ 10¾” (1.8 m). His other body measurements like weight and shoe size are still unrecorded.

Michael Warren Net Worth

Warren was a basketball player during his college days and was drafted in the 1968 NBA Draft but has no professional basketball playing records and stats. He later transitioned to acting where, as an actor, he has more than 80 acting credits to his name. therefore, Warren has earned his income majorly from his contracts and exploits as an actor. He has an estimated net worth of $5 million.

Michael Warren Education

Michael studied at Central High School. As a senior, he managed to be the class president. He was named to the Indiana all-state team two times. Warren graduated in 1964 becoming Bears’ career, season, and also the single-game scoring leader. Later in 1992, Michael was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame.

Michael Warren Basketball | College

Warren used to play college basketball at UCLA. There, he was a three-year varsity letterman and starting guard from the year 1966 to 1968. Led by Lew Alcindor, the Bruins posted records of 30–0 in the year 1967 and 29–1 in 1968.

The two teams, which were coached by legendary coach John Wooden, captured the NCAA national championship. Warren, being the smallest Bruins starter at 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m), averaged 12.4 points as a junior in 1967. He was named to the NCAA All-Tournament team and was a consensus All-American in 1968, 1/3 on that UCLA team together with Alcindor and guard Lucius Allen.

The team is considered one of the best in college basketball in history. He also earned the award being the Bruins’ best defender in 1966. Michael also won the award as the Bruins’ best “team player” in both 1967 and 1968. Alcindor and Warren later crossed paths when Warren became an extra in the hospital flashback scene in the 1980 feature film Airplane. Warren was then inducted into the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame.

Michael Warren Actor

Warren would sometimes go on to work as an actor on television. Additionally, to his starring role on Hill Street Blues, Michael had a previous role on The White Shadow, a co-starring role on the CBS series City of Angels, a recurring role on the Showtime series Soul Food, and also guest-starred as Jason on Marcus Welby, M.D

Formerly, before Hill Street Blues, in 1974 Warren played the role of park ranger P. J. Lewis on the NBC adventure series known as Sierra. Later in 1979, he appeared as police officer Willie Miller on the CBS crime drama Paris which was the first effort by Hill Street Blues executive producer Steven Bochco. He also guest-starred in “In the House” opposite LL Cool J as Debbie Allen’s ex-husband.

He was also starred in the Fox sitcom Living Single as Khadijah’s father, and then later played Joan’s father on the UPN/CW sitcom Girlfriends. Warren portrayed Darrin Dewitt Henson’s boss on the Showtime show, Soul Food, where he played hustler-turned-entrepreneur, Baron Marks. He also played a recurring role on the ABC Family series, Lincoln Heights, as Spencer Sutton, Eddie’s father.

Warren also appeared as Virgil Tibbs’ former longtime police partner, Matthew Pogue on the episode of In the Heat of the Night “The Hammer and the Glove” in the year 1988. Later in 1996, he was on the Early Edition episode Hoops. In 2002, he was portrayed in “Normal Again”, an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, playing the role of a psychiatrist trying to convince Buffy Summers she is delusional.

His film work also includes 1976’s Norman… Is That You? together with Redd Foxx and Pearl Bailey and as basketball player Easley in the 1971 film Drive, He claimed that directed by Jack Nicholson. In 1979 he was in “Fastbreak” with the role of the Preacher together with Gabe Kaplan. Later in 2010, Warren was portrayed in the independent film Anderson’s Cross playing the father of the lead character Nick Anderson.

Michael Warren Honors | Awards

First-team All-AAWU in 1968.
Second-team All-AAWU in 1966 and 1967.
2009 Pac-10 Hall of Honor inductee.
UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame in 1990.
14th round pick in the 1968 NBA draft.

Michael Warren Movies And Tv Shows

Michael Warren 2000s

Sadie and Emmie (2015) as The Ship

Single Ladies (2011) as Malcolm, Sr. (3 episodes)

Criminal Minds – “Devil’s Night” (2010) TV episode – Tom Anderson

Anderson’s Cross (2010) as Mr. Anderson

Lincoln Heights (2007-2009) as Spencer Sutton (6 episodes)

Mother and Child (2009) as Winston

Meet the Browns (2009) as Mr. Hughes

Girlfriends (2001-2007) as Bill Clayton (2 episodes)

Night Stalker (2006) as Perri Reed’s Father

Kevin Hill (2005) as Lamont

Species III (2004) as Agent Wasach (video)

American Dreams (2004) as Mr. Reeves

The Division (2004) as Mr. Davis

Soul Food (2002-2004) as Baron Marks (7 episodes)

JAG (2003) as Capt. John Tally

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (2002) as Doctor

The District (2001) as Officer William Henderson

18 Wheels of Justice (2001) as Robert Betrie

City of Angels (2000) as Ron Harris (24 episodes)

Michael Warren 1990s

Sliders (1999) as Detective Wells

Trippin’ (1999) as Shapic

Sparks (1998) as Desmond (2 episodes)

The Wedding (1998) as Clark Coles

Buffalo Soldiers (1997) as Cpl. Eddie Tockes

The Sentinel (1997) as Ray Krause

Living Single (1997) as Ed James

Invasion (1997) as Dr. Harlan McCoy

Murder One (1997) as Ken Hicks (4 episodes)

Early Edition (1996) as Connie Hooks

In the House (1995-1996) as Milton Warren (6 episodes)

Sweet Justice (1995) as Michael (2 episodes)

The Hunted (1995) as Chase

A Passion to Kill (1994) as Martindale

Dream On (1994) as Policeman (2 episodes, credited as Mike Warren)

Against the Grain (1993) as Walt Nestor

Class of ’96 (1993) as Mr. Kiehler

CBS Schoolbreak Special (1993) as Andre Dyson

Time Trax (1993) as Frank Matumba

Storyville (1992) as Nathan LeFleur

A Different World (1992) as Rev. Soams (2 episodes)

Stompin’ at the Savoy (1992) as Calvin

Knots Landing (1991) as Walter Riggins

Heaven Is a Playground (1991) as Byron Harper

The Kid Who Loved Christmas (1990) as Tony Parks

Michael Warren 1980s

ABC Afterschool Specials (1989) as Dr. Hawkins

A Little Bit Strange (1989) as Ben Masterson

L.A. Law (1989) as Ray Davis

In the Heat of the Night (1988) as Matthew Pogue

The Child Saver (1988) as Rennie Stuart

Cold Steel (1987) as Eddie

227 (1987) as Mitchell Evans (2 episodes)

Hill Street Blues (1981-1987) as Officer Bobby Hill (144 episodes)

Dreamaniac (1986) as Ace

Tales from the Darkside (1985) as Pete Bancroft

Just a Little More Love (1983) as Sidney Phillips

Paris (1979-1980) as Willie Miller (13 episodes)

Michael Warren 1970s

Lou Grant (1979) as Andrew Turner

Fast Break (1979) as Tommy “Preacher” White

The White Shadow (1979) as Bobby Magnum

Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color (1978) as Officer #1

Charlie’s Angels (1978) as Lt. Mathews (credited as Mike Warren)

Police Story (1977) as Officer Hopper

Norman… Is That You? (1976) as Norman Chambers

Day of Our Lives (1976) as Jerry Davis

S.W.A.T. (1975) as Ollie Wyatt (credited as Mike Warren)

Sierra (1974) as Ranger P.J. Lewis (12 episodes)

Adam-12 (1972-1974) as Marine/Larry Carter (2 episodes, credited as Mike Warren)

Room 222 (1974) as Elmo Thomas

Cleopatra Jones (1973) as Andy (credited as Mike Warren)

Butterflies Are Free (1972) as Roy Stratton (credited as Mike Warren)

Marcus Welby, M.D. (1971) as Jason Greer (credited as Mike Warren)

Drive, He Said (1971) as Easly (credited as Mike Warren)

Mod Squad (1971) as Lon (credited as Mike Warren)

Halls of Anger (1970) as Referee (uncredited)