
Christopher Lawford ( March 29, 1955, in Santa Monica, California; † September 4, 2018, in Vancouver, Canada) was an American actor, author, and activist. He was the son of Peter Lawford and Patricia Kennedy Lawford, making him a member of the Kennedy family.
He studied at Tufts University and earned a Juris Doctor degree from Boston College Law School. Later, he completed training in clinical psychology at Harvard University.
Lawford struggled with drug addiction for many years before turning to acting. He appeared in films such as The Doors (1991), Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003), and Slipstream (2007).
On television, he starred in series like Frasier, The O.C., and General Hospital. In addition to acting, he was an author and wrote books about addiction and recovery.
He collaborated with organizations like the WHO and the United Nations to raise awareness about drug addiction. Lawford was married three times and had three children.

Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
2003 · as Brewser's Aide

The 6th Day
2000 · as Police Lieutenant

Thirteen Days
2000 · as Cmdr. William B. Ecker

Exit Wounds
2001 · as Vice President

The Doors
1991 · as New York Journalist

The World's Fastest Indian
2005 · as Jim

Blankman
1994 · as Mayor Marvin Harris

The Russia House
1990 · as Larry

Run
1991 · as Martins

Eavesdrop
2008 · as Claude

Mr. North
1988 · as Michael Patrick Ennis III

The Sex Monster
1999 · as Dave Pembroke

Slipstream
2007 · as Lars

The Confession
1999 · as D.A. Cunningham

Kiss Me, Guido
1997 · as Dakota

Spellbinder
1988 · as Phil

Jack the Bear
1993 · as Vince Buccini

Mary, Mother of Jesus
1999 · as Reuben