James Veres

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James Veres (born 1949) is an American actor and producer.

He was married to the German actress, Ursula Karven.^[1] Their 4-year-old son, Daniel Karven-Veres, drowned while attending a party at Mötley Crüe's drummer, Tommy Lee's, Malibu mansion in 2001.^[1] Karven and Veres sued Lee for $10 million, however a jury found Lee not guilty.^[1]

Producer[]

• 1994–1996: Hart to Hart
• 2000: Green Sails (executive producer)
• 2005: Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (executive producer)

Actor[]

• 1977: A Killing Affair
• 1978: Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women
• 1978: To Kill a Cop
• 1978: Wonder Woman
• 1978: Fantasy Island
• 1979: Some Kind of Miracle
• 1982: Desire, the Vampire

References[]

External links[]

• James Veres at IMDb

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