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RECENT CREDITS
24: Redemption (TV)  Nov. 23, 2008
The Final Season (FILM)  Oct. 12, 2007
24 (TV)  May. 21, 2007
Deadwood (TV)  Aug. 27, 2006
Justice League Unlimited (TV)  Sep. 17, 2005
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HIGHLIGHTS
2006 Joined the cast of "24" (Fox) in a recurring role, as Noah Daniels, the vice president to new U.S. President Wayne Palmer (D.B. Woodside)
2005 Starred in "Sin City" the adaptation of comic book icon Frank Miller's uber-noir series of grapic novels; co-directed by Miller and Robert Rodriguez
2004 Cast as Cy Tolliver in the critically acclaimed HBO series "Deadwood"
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All Credits

Film Name / TV Show Name (Episode Name)
Role
Category

MacGruber  2010 -Cast
Actor
Film


Howl (Shorris Film)   -Cast
Actor
Film


24: Redemption  2008 -Cast
Actor
TV


The Final Season  2007 -Jim Van Scoyoc
Actor
Film


Sin City  2005 -Senator Roark
Actor
Film


Justice League Unlimited  2004 -Gorilla Grodd
Voice
TV


Deadwood  2004-2006 -Cy Tolliver
Actor
TV
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Second Nature  2003 -Kelton Reed
Actor
TV


Frailty  2002 -Agent Wesley Doyle
Actor
Film


Jessica Lange: On Her Own Terms  2001 -Interviewee
Actor
TV


Justice League  2001 -of Gorilla Grodd
Voice
TV


24  2007 -Vice President Noah Daniels
Actor
TV
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Attila  2001 -Flavius Aetius
Actor
TV


Attila: The Making of an Epic Mini-Series  2001 -Interviewee
Actor
TV


Men of Honor  2000 -Captain Pullman
Actor
Film


A Crime of Passion  1999 -Ben Pierce
Actor
TV


Joan of Arc  1999 -Jacques D'Arc
Actor
TV


The Spree  1998 -Bram
Actor
TV


U-Turn  1997 -Sheriff Potter
Actor
Film


True Women  1997 -Bartlett McClure
Actor
TV


Dalva  1996 -Sam Creekmouth
Actor
TV


Sudden Death  1995 -Joshua Foss
Actor
Film


Nixon  1995 -General Alexander M Haig Jr
Actor
Film


Blue Sky  1994 -Vince Johnson
Actor
Film


Web of Deception  1994 -Dr Phillip Benesch
Actor
TV


Tombstone  1993 -Curly Bill
Actor
Film


Marked For Murder  1993 -Mace "Sandman" Moutron
Actor
TV


Wild Card  1992 -Preacher
Actor
TV


Rapid Fire  1992 -Lieutenant Mace Ryan
Actor
Film


Eternal Enemies: Lions and Hyenas  1992 -Narration
Narrator
TV


Sapphire Man  1991
Actor
TV


By Dawn's Early Light  1990 -Cassidy
Actor
TV


Family of Spies  1990 -John Walker Jr
Actor
TV


Fear, Anxiety, and Depression  1989 -paintings
Other
Film


Into the Homeland  1987 -Jackson Swallow
Actor
TV


Extreme Prejudice  1987 -Cash Bailey
Actor
Film


A Breed Apart  1986 -Michael Walker
Actor
Film


The Emerald Forest  1985 -Bill Markham
Actor
Film


Red Dawn  1984 -Andy Tanner
Actor
Film


Philip Marlowe, Private Eye  1983 -Narration, Philip Marlowe
Narrator, Actor
TV


Southern Comfort  1981 -Rifleman Charles Hardin
Actor
Film


A Cry For Love  1980 -Tony Bonnell
Actor
TV


Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones  1980 -Reverend Jim Jones
Actor
TV


The Plutonium Incident  1980 -Dick Hawkins
Actor
TV


Cruising  1980 -Hankie Salesman
Actor
Film


Skag  1980 -Jim Whalen
Actor
TV


Edison & Leo   -Cast
Actor
Film


Overture  
Director
Film


Mutant Species   -Frost
Actor
Film


The Cold Eye   -David, set design
Actor, Set Designer
Film




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Highlights

2006 Joined the cast of "24" (Fox) in a recurring role, as Noah Daniels, the vice president to new U.S. President Wayne Palmer (D.B. Woodside)
2005 Starred in "Sin City" the adaptation of comic book icon Frank Miller's uber-noir series of grapic novels; co-directed by Miller and Robert Rodriguez
2004 Cast as Cy Tolliver in the critically acclaimed HBO series "Deadwood"
2001 Co-starred as a Roman general in "Attila" (USA Network)
2000 Co-starred in "Men of Honor"
1999 Had featured role in the CBS miniseries "Joan of Arc"
1997 Co-starred in the CBS miniseries "True Women"
1997 Reteamed with Oliver Stone on "U-Turn"
1995 Portrayed Alexander Haig in the biopic "Nixon", directed by Oliver Stone
1994 Acted opposite Jessica Lange in "Blue Sky" (filmed in 1990)
1993 Appeared in "Tombstone"
1992 Portrayed a former priest turned professional gambler in the USA Network movie "Wild Card"
1990 Starred as master spy John Walker Jr in the CBS miniseries, "Family of Spies: The Walker Spy Ring"
1987 Cast as a father searching for his missing daughter in the HBO drama "Into the Homeland"
1985 Co-starred in "The Emerald Forest", helmed by John Boorman
1983 Played the title role in the five-part HBO miniseries, "Philip Marlowe, Private Eye"
1981 First feature lead, "Southern Comfort", directed by Walter Hill
1980 Cast as the hankie salesman in "Cruising", directed by William Friedkin
1980 Won acclaim for his portrayal of Rev. Jim Jones on the two-part CBS docudrama, "Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones"; earned Emmy Award
1977 First appeared on screen in "The Goodbye Girl", playing one of the actors in the production of "Richard III"
Breakthrough stage role, the Broadway production of "Lone Star"


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