Acting
Aron Tager was a versatile American-Canadian actor, voice artist, and sculptor. He is most fondly remembered by 90s kids for his recurring role as the eccentric "mad scientist" Dr. Vink in the Nickelodeon horror anthology series Are You Afraid of the Dark?
Highest rated appearances
You Might As Well Live
as Rabbi Kirshenblat
The Echo
as Old Man
You Kill Me
as Walter Fitzgerald
The Black Cat
as George Graham
Courts mais Gay : Tome 11
as Calvin
A Lobster Tale
as Morty Thorpe
Gold
as Calvin
Cool Money
as Judge Raymond Ziff
Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story
as Pops
Name of the Rose
as Professor Wiseman
Boys Briefs 2
as Trick 1 (segment "Touch")
Second String
as Charley Tuck
Martin and Lewis
as Max Coleman
The Pact
as Judge H. Rossiter
Fancy Dancing
as Zero
The Rats
as Janitor
10,000 Black Men Named George
as Governor Morrow
Touch
as Trick 1 (as Aaron Tager)
Gahan Wilson's The Kid
as Guard
Protection
as Lujak
Serendipity
as Janitor
Chasing Cain
as Rad
Santa Who?
as Grandpa
X-Men
as Emcee
Common Ground
as Mr. Manos
A Holiday Romance
as Joseph
The Third Miracle
as Cardinal Humes
Mr. Rock n Roll: The Alan Freed Story
as J. Edgar Hoover
Rocky Marciano
as Charley Goldman
The Devil's Arithmetic
as Uncle Abe
Blind Faith
as Judge Aker
The Windsor Protocol
Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business
as John Devereaux
Donkey Kong Raiders of the Lost Banana
as Cranky Kong
Universal Soldier II: Brothers in Arms
as John Devreaux
His Bodyguard
as Dr. Frank
The Love Prophet and the Children of God
as David Berg (voice)
Donkey Kong Country: The Legend of the Crystal Coconut
as Cranky Kong (voice)
Murder at 1600
as Treasury Guard #2
Peacekeepers
as Mondolo
Trilogy of Terror II
as Steve
Captive Heart: The James Mink Story
as Conductor
Curtis's Charm
as Park Worker
Goosebumps: Piano Lessons Can Be Murder
as Dr. Shreek
Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde
Highlander III: The Sorcerer
as Stosh
Chili's Blues
Eye of the Wolf
as McCready
Sweet Killing
as Officer Lipsky
Because Why
as Bert
Requiem for a Handsome Bastard
as Émission télé
Canvas
as Jimmy
Léolo
as Fishmonger
Heritage Minutes: Jennie Trout
as McFarlane
The Real Story of Baa Baa Black Sheep
as Master Wolf (voice)
