Michael Cerveris

Parents met at The Juilliard School: his mother is a dancer; and his father, a pianist, marched in the inauguration parade for President John F. Kennedy in 1960.

Among many jobs while auditioning for acting work in New York City after college was a stint as a window-dresser for the FAO Schwartz toy store.

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The Mexican 2001 -Frank

Actor

Film

American Embassy 2002 -Gary Forbush

Actor

Long Live the King (2002) -Gary Forbush

Actor

TV Episode

Driven (2002) -Gary Forbush

Actor

TV Episode

China Cup (2002) -Gary Forbush

Actor

TV Episode

Pilot Episode (2002) -Gary Forbush

Actor

TV Episode

Pilot Episode (2002) -Gary Forbush

Actor

TV Episode

Dr. Vegas -Nick Crowley

Actor

Lust for Life (2004) -Nick Crowley

Actor

TV Episode

Fringe -September, The Observer

Actor, Actor

Quantum Leap -Cavin

Actor

A Woman, Her Men and Her Futon -Paul

Actor

Film

Rock 'n' Roll High School Forever -Eaglebauer

Actor

Film

Steel and Lace -Daniel Emerson

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Cirque du Freak 2009

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Brief Interviews with Hideous Men 2009

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Film

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Born in Maryland, but raised primarily in Huntington, WV, where his father was a music professor at Marshall University.

Parents met at The Juilliard School: his mother is a dancer; and his father, a pianist, marched in the inauguration parade for President John F. Kennedy in 1960.

Among many jobs while auditioning for acting work in New York City after college was a stint as a window-dresser for the FAO Schwartz toy store.

Made Broadway debut in 1993 as the title character in the original stage production of The Who's Tommy, which earned him a Tony nomination, and also led to special appearances on Who

Won a Tony Award in 2004 for his portrayal of John Wilkes Booth in Stephen Sondheim's Assassins.