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RECENT CREDITS

Disgrace (FILM) Sep. 18, 2009

Which Way Home (TV) Aug. 24, 2009

Mutant Chronicles (FILM) Apr. 24, 2009

The Great Buck Howard (FILM) Mar. 20, 2009

Saturday Night Live (TV) Dec. 6, 2008

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HIGHLIGHTS

2008 Joined an ensemble cast for the Coen's brothers' "Burn After Reading"

2008 Cast as Reverend Briegleb in Clint Eastwood's "Changeling"

2007 Portrayed Alan Conway in "Colour Me Kubrick," the true story of a man who posed as director Stanley Kubrick

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Film Name / TV Show Name (Episode Name)

Role

Category

Secretariat 2010 -Lucien Lauren

Actor

Film

Jonah Hex 2010 -Turnbull

Actor

Film

Love and Virtue -Rodomonte

Actor

Film

Drunkboat -Mort

Producer, Actor

Film

In Transit -Cast

Actor

Film

Which Way Home

Executive Producer

Film

Untitled (Andy Warhol Project)

Actor

Film

Space Merchants

Producer

Film

Sudden Darkness

Actor

Film

The Gold of Exodus

Producer

Film

The Holy Beast

Actor

Film

Found in the Street

Producer

Film

Fu Manchu

Actor

Film

Dreaming America

Director, Producer

Film

Man's Fate

Actor

Film

Murder Book

Producer, Actor

Film

Paper Towns

Producer

Film

Lawyerland

Producer

Film

Lost

Director, Producer

Film

13 French Street

Actor

Film

Borgia -Machiavelli

Actor

Film

Broken City

Producer

Film

Disgrace 2009 -David Lurie

Actor

Film

Which Way Home 2009

Executive Producer

Mutant Chronicles 2009 -Constantine

Actor

Film

The Great Buck Howard 2009 -Buck Howard

Actor, Song Performer

Film

Gardens of the Night 2008 -Michael

Actor

Film

Changeling 2008 -Reverend Gustav Briegleb

Actor

Film

Burn After Reading 2008 -Osborne Cox

Actor

Film

Juno 2007

Producer

Film

Beowulf 2007 -Unferth

Actor

Film

Klimt 2007 -Klimt

Actor

Film

Color Me Kubrick 2007 -Alan Conway

Actor

Film

Eragon 2006 -King Galbatorix

Actor

Film

Art School Confidential 2006 -Professor Sandiford

Producer, Actor

Film

The Libertine 2006 -King Charles II

Producer, Actor

Film

Kill the Poor 2006

Producer

Film

The Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy 2005 -Humma Kavula

Actor

Film

A Talking Picture 2004 -Comandante John Walesa

Actor

Film

The First Amendment Project 2004

Producer

Introducing Graham Norton 2004 -Guest (Interview Footage)

Actor

How to Draw a Bunny 2004

Executive Producer

Film

The AMC Project: Malkovich's Mail 2003

Actor

Hotel 2003 -Omar Jonsson

Actor

Film

Johnny English 2003 -Pascal Sauvage

Actor

Film

The Dancer Upstairs 2003

Director, Producer

Film

Ripley's Game 2003 -Tom Ripley

Actor

Film

IPO 2003

Producer

Film

Knockaround Guys 2002 -Teddy Deserve

Actor

Film

Napoleon 2002 -Charles-Maurice Talleyrand-Perigord

Actor

Savage Souls 2002 -Monsieur Numance

Actor

Film

Ghost World 2001

Producer

Film

Les Miserables 2001 -Javert

Actor

I'm Going Home 2001 -John CrawfordThe Director

Actor

Film

Shadow of the Vampire 2000 -Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau

Actor

Film

Speak Truth to Power 2000

Actor

The Terrorist 2000

Director, Producer

Film

Beyond the Clouds 1999 -The Director

Actor

Film

The Messenger: the Story of Joan of Arc 1999 -Charles VII

Actor

Film

The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc 1999 -INterviewee

Actor

Being John Malkovich 1999 -John Horatio Malkovich

Actor

Film

Riddle of the Desert Mummies 1999 -Narration

Narrator

Time Regained 1999 -Baron de Charlus

Actor

Film

The Ogre 1998 -Abel Tiffauges

Actor

Film

Rounders 1998 -Teddy KGB

Actor

Film

Sam Shepard: Stalking Himself 1998

Actor

The Man in the Iron Mask 1998 -Athos

Actor

Film

Con Air 1997 -Cyrus the Virus

Actor

Film

Cannes Man 1997

Actor

Film

The Portrait of A Lady 1996 -Gilbert Osmond

Actor

Film

Mulholland Falls 1996 -Timms

Actor

Film

Mary Reilly 1996 -Dr Henry Jekyll/Mr Jack Hyde

Actor

Film

The Convent 1995 -Professor Michael Padovic

Actor

Film

Chicago on Stage 1995 -Himself

Actor

Heart of Darkness 1994 -Kurtz

Actor

We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story 1993

Voice

Film

In the Line of Fire 1993 -Mitch Leary

Actor

Film

Old Times 1993 -Deeley

Actor

Jennifer Eight 1992 -St Anne

Actor

Film

Of Mice and Men 1992 -Lennie

Actor

Film

Shadows and Fog 1992 -Clown

Actor

Film

The Object of Beauty 1991 -Jake

Actor

Film

Queens Logic 1991 -Eliot

Actor

Film

Living in America 1991

Actor

The Sheltering Sky 1990 -Port Moresby

Actor

Film

Red, Hot & Blue 1990 -Host

Actor

Decade 1989

Actor

The Accidental Tourist 1988

Executive Producer

Film

Dangerous Liaisons 1988 -Vicomte De Valmont

Actor

Film

Miles From Home 1988 -Barry Maxwell

Actor

Film

China Odyssey: Empire of the Sun 1987

Actor

Santabear's Highflying Adventure 1987

Voice

The Glass Menagerie 1987 -Tom Wingfield

Actor

Film

Making Mr. Right 1987 -Jeff Peters, Ulysses

Actor, Actor

Film

Empire of the Sun 1987 -Basie

Actor

Film

Private Conversations: The Making of the Television Adaptation of "Death of a Salesman" With Dustin Hoffman 1986

Actor

Rocket to the Moon 1986 -Ben Stark

Actor

Eleni 1985 -Nicholas Gage

Actor

Film

Death of a Salesman 1985 -Biff

Actor

Sam Shepard's "True West" 1984 -Lee

Actor

Places in the Heart 1984 -Mr. Will

Actor

Film

The Killing Fields 1984 -Al Rockoff

Actor

Film

American Dream 1981

Actor

Word of Honor 1981 -Gary

Actor

Saturday Night Live 1975

Host

John Malkovich/T.I. (2008) -Host

Host

TV Episode

Afterwards -Garrett Goodrich

Actor

Film

Ladies Room -Roberto

Actor

Film

RKO 281 -Herman "Mank" Mankiewicz

Actor

Film

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Highlights

2008 Joined an ensemble cast for the Coen's brothers' "Burn After Reading"

2008 Cast as Reverend Briegleb in Clint Eastwood's "Changeling"

2007 Portrayed Alan Conway in "Colour Me Kubrick," the true story of a man who posed as director Stanley Kubrick

2007 Portrayed Austrian artist Gustav Klimt in Raoul Ruiz's "Klimt"

2007 Portrayed Unferth in Robert Zemeckis' big-budget film version of "Beowulf"

2006 Cast in Terry Zwigoff's adaptation of Daniel Clowes' comic story "Art School Confidential"

2006 Cast as King Galbatorix, a powerful Dragon Rider in "Eragon" a fantasy/adventure movie based on the novel of the same name

2004 Starred as Comandante John Walesa in Manoel de Oliveira's "Um Filme Falado/A Talking Picture"

2003 Co-starred in the comedy feature "Johnny English"

2003 Had featured role in the A&E miniseries "Napoleon"; received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie

2002 Made feature directorial debut with "Dancer Upstairs," a police thriller based on a novel by Nicholas Shakespeare

2001 Served as one of the producers of "Ghost World"

2000 Portrayed film director F W Murnau in "Shadow of the Vampire," a fictionalized account of Murnau's filming of "Nosferatu," based on Bram Stoker's "Dracula"; screened at Cannes

2000 Acted opposite Gerard Depardieu in a French televison adaptation of "Les Miserables"; English language version aired in USA on Fox Family Channel in 2001

1999 Played John Malkovich, a fictionalized version of himself, in the witty and picaresque "Being John Malkovich"

1999 Played Herman J Mankiewicz in HBO's "RKO 281," detailing the clash between Orson Welles and William Randolph Hearst over the production and release of "Citizen Kane"

1999 Staged "Hysteria" at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theater Company

1998 Formed Mr. Mudd, a production company, with producers Lianne Halfon and Russell Smith

1998 Offered an over-the-top performance as a Russian mobster in "Rounders," scripted by David Levien and Brian Koppelman

1997 Reveled in his scene-chewing role of Cyrus 'The Virus' Grissom in "Con Air"

1996 Portrayed the profligate seducer Gilbert Osmond in "The Portrait of a Lady," adapted from the novel by Henry James

1994 Appeared as the sinister Kurtz in TNT movie presentation of "Heart of Darkness," directed by Nicolas Roeg

1994 Adapted and directed the Steppenwolf production of Don DeLillo's "Libra," starring Laurie Metcalf and Alexis Arquette

1993 Formed Smith-Malkovich Productions with Russell Smith

1993 Received second Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination as demented assassin Mitch Leary in "In the Line of Fire"

1992 Played Lennie to Sinise's George in remake of "Of Mice and Men," directed by Sinise; had first essayed the role in a Steppenwolf stage production many years earlier

1991 Returned to the New York stage as the bombastic war veteran of Shepard's "States of Shock"

1990 Teamed with director Bernardo Bertolucci for the vivdly atmospheric (but torturously slow) "The Sheltering Sky"

1988 Debut as executive producer of the film "The Accidental Tourist" (did not act in movie)

1988 Offered an intriguing turn as the treacherous French aristocrat Valmont in "Dangerous Liaisons," helmed by Stephen Frears; his on-set romance with co-star Michelle Pfieffer led to end of his marriage

1987 Starred opposite Joan Allen in the Broadway production of "Burn This"

1987 Played dual roles of a nerdy scientist and a lookalike android in Susan Seidelman's "Making Mr. Right"

1985 Reprised stage role of Biff in CBS TV adaptation of "Death of a Salesman," starring Hoffman; received Emmy Award

1985 First starring role in a feature as journalist Nicholas Gage in Peter Yates' "Eleni"

1985 Broadway directing debut, "Arms and the Man"; later assumed leading role, replacing Kevin Kline; production also featured then-wife Glenne Headly

1984 Broadway debut, "Death of a Salesman," playing Biff to Dustin Hoffman's Willy Loman

1984 Starred in TV adaptation of "True West" (aired on PBS' "American Playhouse")

1984 Made film debut as photojournalist in "The Killing Fields"

1984 Earned Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for his turn as a misnthropic blind man in Robert Benton's "Places in the Heart"

1982 Off-Broadway debut in Steppenwolf production of "True West," directed by Sinise (who also co-starred)

1981 TV-movie debut, "Word of Honor" (CBS)

1978 - 1979 Appeared in production of Sam Shepard's "Curse of the Starving Class" at Chicago's Goodman Theatre

1976 Joined Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre (founded by Gary Sinise in 1974), working on more than 50 of their productions during the years

Stage directing debut, "The Rear Column," at the North Light Repertory Theatre, Evanston, Illinois

Directed and designed sound for the revival of Lanford Wilson's "Balm in Gilead" at the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago and subsequently off-Broadway