Ike Eisenmann
Biography
Ike Eisenmann is an American actor who started in television as a child and later worked as a producer and sound effects specialist. Born in Houston, Texas, he came from a family of actors. He became known as Tony, Tia's brother, in Disney's Escape to Witch Mountain (1975) and Return from Witch Mountain (1978), and appeared as engineering cadet Peter Preston in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982). On television he starred in The Fantastic Journey and had roles in series such as CHiPs, Kung Fu, Gunsmoke and The Jeffersons, plus the 1978 movie Devil Dog: The Hound of Hell. His films included The Formula (1980) and Cross Creek (1983), and he had a cameo in Race to Witch Mountain (2009). After the mid 1980s he moved into post-production as a loop group actor, and directed the 2002 short The Blair Witch Mountain Project.
64years old
Turns 65 on July 21in 281 days
- Born Houston
- Star sign: CancerThe sign runs June 21 to July 22
- Also credited as Ike Eisennmann
Movie Career
- Films
- 9
- Career span
- 34 years1975 to 2009
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A change of course
After the mid 1980s, Eisenmann's career moved into post-production, where he worked as a loop group actor on films such as American Beauty, Meet the Parents, Madagascar and the Shrek series, sometimes credited as Iake Eissinmann.
Beyond film
Ike Eisenmann provided the voice of the Little Green Sprout in commercials for Green Giant, a role he performed during the 1970s and 1980s.
Behind the camera
Eisenmann both directed and acted in a spoof short film in 2002. The 12-minute film was called The Blair Witch Mountain Project.
Ike Eisenmann movies on Netflix
Best known for
The films on Netflix they are best known for, with the part played in each.
Worked with
Ike Eisenmann shares four films with Kim Richards, and one with each of the others. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.
Films together
Kim Richards's page
Denver Pyle's page
Frank Welker's page
Christopher Lee's page
Malcolm McDowell's page
Donald Pleasence's page
John HoughDirector, 2 films, 1975 to 1978
All films by John Hough
Online
Official profiles and reference pages.