Born in the United States, Rick Wallace built a long-standing career in television directing and producing after entering the industry in the late 1980s. He first gained recognition directing episodes of landmark series such as L.A. Law and Doogie Howser, M.D., later expanding his résumé with work on Hill Street Blues, NYPD Blue, Law & Order, and the superhero drama Smallville. Wallace’s versatili… Read more
Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources
Known for Smallville 2001 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 1999 Law & Order 1990 Law & Order: Criminal Intent 2001 Series ★ 7.8 The Closer 2005
Series ★ 7.6 Hill Street Blues 1981
Series ★ 7.4 The Pretender 1996
Series ★ 7.4 Major Crimes 2012
Series ★ 7.4 Early Edition 1996
Series ★ 7.7 Ed 2000
Series ★ 7.7 Women's Murder Club 2007
Series ★ 7.4 Sleeper Cell 2005
Series ★ 7.7 Murder One 1995
Series ★ 7.5 Commander in Chief 2005
Series ★ 9 City of Angels 2000
Series ★ 7.4 Strong Medicine 2000
Series ★ 7.5 Peacemakers 2003
The Great Defender 1995
Series ★ 10 The Great Defender 1995
★ 8 A Time to Live 1985
Series ★ 8.2 Mister Sterling 2003
Series ★ 7.3 Philly 2001
Series ★ 7.3 C-16: FBI 1997
Series ★ 7.1 Martial Law 1998
Series ★ 7.1 NYPD Blue 1993
Series ★ 7 Total Security 1997
Series ★ 6 Easy Money 2008
★ 6.5 A Father's Homecoming 1988
★ 6.4 Dad, the Angel & Me 1995
Series ★ 7 L.A. Law 1986
Series ★ 6.7 Haunted 2002
Series ★ 6.6 Medical Investigation 2004
Series ★ 7 Surface 2005
Series ★ 6.3 Raising the Bar 2008
Series ★ 6.1 Blind Justice 2005
Series ★ 6.1 Hooperman 1987
Series ★ 7 Las Vegas 2003
Series ★ 6.3 Life As We Know It 2004
Series ★ 4.2 Beggars and Choosers 1999
★ 4.5 Acceptable Risks 1986
Series ★ 6.6 Men in Trees 2006
★ 4.6 California Girls 1985
Series ★ 6.6 Nash Bridges 1996
Series ★ 6.6 Doogie Howser, M.D. 1989
Series ★ 6.6 The Client List 2012
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