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RECENT CREDITS

The Fantastic Mr. Fox (FILM) Nov. 13, 2009

Splice (FILM) Sep. 18, 2009

The Brothers Bloom (FILM) May. 15, 2009

Cadillac Records (FILM) Dec. 5, 2008

Manufacturing Dissent (FILM) Oct. 12, 2007

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HIGHLIGHTS

2009 Co-starred with Mark Ruffalo, as brothers who make a living off of swindling millionaires, in the comedy "The Brothers Bloom"

2008 Portrayed record-company executive Leonard Chess in the musical biopic "Cadillac Records"

2007 Co-starred with Jason Schwartzman and Owen Wilson in director Wes Anderson's "The Darjeeling Limited"

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2009 Co-starred with Mark Ruffalo, as brothers who make a living off of swindling millionaires, in the comedy "The Brothers Bloom"

2008 Portrayed record-company executive Leonard Chess in the musical biopic "Cadillac Records"

2007 Co-starred with Jason Schwartzman and Owen Wilson in director Wes Anderson's "The Darjeeling Limited"

2006 Cast as private detective Louis Simo in "Hollywoodland," who investigates the death of actor George Reeves (Ben Affleck)

2005 Portrays an institutionalized Gulf War veteran opposite Keira Knightley in "The Jacket"

2005 Played Jack Driscoll, opposite Jack Black and Naomi Watts, in Peter Jackson's remake of "King Kong"

2004 Co-starred with Joaquin Phoenix and William Hurt in M. Night Shyamalan's "The Village"

2003 Played the urban hipster con man, Brody in "Love The Hard Way"

2002 Portrayed Wladyslaw Szpilman, the brilliant pianist in Roman Polanski's "The Pianist"; received leading role nominations for Golden Globe, BAFTA and a SAG Awards

2000 Starred in Kenneth Loach's gripping labor drama "Bread and Roses"; screened at Cannes

2000 Featured in the Yugoslavia-set war film "Harrison's Flowers"

1999 Co-starred in Spike Lee's "Summer of Sam"

1999 Appeared in Barry Levinson's "Liberty Heights"

1998 Starred in Bross' second feature "Restaurant"; released theatrically in 2000

1998 Played Corporal Fife in Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line" (in the final cut, the part had been reduced to little more than a cameo)

1997 Co-starred in the drama "Six Ways to Sunday" (released 1999)

1996 Appeared as a gay Beat poet, loosely based on Alan Ginsburg in the film "The Last Time I Committed Suicide"

1995 Garnered rave notices for his star-making role as a gambler in Eric Bross' "Nothing to Lose" (released theatrically in 1998)

1994 Featured in the William Friedkin-directed "Jailbreakers" segment of Showtime's "Rebel Highway"

1993 Won critical praise as a teenage con artist in "King of the Hill"

1989 Feature film debut in the Francis Ford Coppola-helmed "Life Without Zoe" segment of the omnibus feature "New York Stories"

1988 TV acting debut in the PBS production "Home at Last"

1988 Cast as Mary Tyler Moore's stepson in the short-lived CBS sitcom "Annie McGuire"

Raised in the New York City neighborhood of Woodhaven, Queens

At age six, made amateur acting debut as a dwarf in a summer camp production of "Snow White"

Appeared in photographs taken by his mother, famed photographer Sylvia Plachy

Professional acting debut in the Off-Broadway play "Family Pride in the '50s"

Recently Worked With...

Sarah Polley

Splice

Released: Sep. 18, 2009

Mark Ruffalo

The Brothers Bloom

Released: May. 29, 2009

Jeffrey Wright

Cadillac Records

Released: Dec. 5, 2008

Jason Schwartzman

The Darjeeling Limited

Released: Oct. 26, 2007

Michael Moore

Manufacturing Dissent

Released: Oct. 12, 2007

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