Nunn's professionalism has made him a favorite of other directors besides Lee. He portrayed a Southern police chief in Bill Condon's "White Lie" (USA Network, 1991), later reteaming with him for "Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh" (1995), and has also acted twice for Michael Apted ("Extreme Measures" 1996; HBO's "Always Outnumbered" 1998) and Gary Fleder ("Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead" 1995; "Kiss the Girls" 1997). In addition to his regular role as Jack Cloud on the short-lived CBS series "Traps" (1994), he has appeared on episodes of "Chicago Hope", "Touched By an Angel" (both CBS), "New York Undercover" and "Millennium" (both Fox), among others, and filmed an unsold ABC pilot "The Game" (1998), starring Luke Perry. Nunn also turned in a fine performance as Tim Roth's adoptive father in "The Legend of the Pianist on the Ocean" (1998), Giuseppe Tornatore's first English-language feature, released initially in Italy and then in the USA in 1999.