Allen Garfield

1992 Portrayed UN chief counsel Abe Feller, a political victim of the red-baiting Roy Cohn (James Woods), in the well-received HBO biopic "Citizen Cohn"

1989 Made TV series debut as a regular on "The Boys", a limited Showtime sitcom series, as "Sir" Arnie, the baker and founder of Arnie's Cookies

1986 TV miniseries debut, "Sins", a CBS drama set in the fashion industry

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Paco 2003

Actor

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The Black Stallion Returns 2003 -Kurr

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Film

The Majestic 2001 -Leo Kubelsky

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Film

The Ninth Gate 2000 -Witkin

Actor

Film

Absence of the Good 1999 -Lieutenant Paul Taylor

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The West Wing 1999 -Roger Becker

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In The Shadow of Two Gunmen (Part 2) (2000) -Roger Becker

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The Lot 1999 -Harry Sylver

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Sports Night 1998 -Chuck Kimmel

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The Cut Man Cometh (2000) -Chuck Kimmel

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Michael Hayes 1997 -Donald Morris

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Obsession 1997 -Simon Frischmuth

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Get a Job 1997

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Crime of the Century 1996 -Lieutenant James Finn

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Diabolique 1996 -Leo Kaztman

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Wild Side 1996 -Dan Rackman

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Destiny Turns on the Radio 1995 -Vinnie Verdici

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Stuart Saves His Family 1995 -Maitre d'

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Jack and His Friends 1993 -Jack

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Family Prayers 1993 -Cantor

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Citizen Cohn 1992 -Abe Feller

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Miracle Beach 1992

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Until the End of the World 1991 -Bernie

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Law & Order 1990 -Carl Berg

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Vengeance (1992) -Carl Berg

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Dick Tracy 1990 -Reporter

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Club Fed 1990 -Harrison Farnsworth IV

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Let It Ride 1989 -Bernie Greenberg

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Night Visitor 1989 -Zachary Willard

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Chief Zabu 1988 -Ben Sydney

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Growing Pains: Number One 1987 -The Principal

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Beverly Hills Cop II 1987 -Harold Lutz

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You Ruined My Life 1987 -Uncle Howie

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Desert Bloom 1986 -Mr Mosol

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Killer in the Mirror 1986 -District Attorney Randall Hale

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Sins 1986 -Adam Gore

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The Cotton Club 1984 -Abbadabba Berman

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Never Again 1984 -Mitchell Franklin

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Teachers 1984 -Rosenberg

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Irreconcilable Differences 1984 -Phil Hanner

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Get Crazy 1983 -Max Wolfe

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Deadhead Miles 1982 -Juicy Brucey

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Der Stand der Dinge 1982 -Gordon

Actor, Song, Song Performer

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Continental Divide 1981 -Howard McDermotte

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The Stunt Man 1980 -Sam

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The Brink's Job 1978 -Vinnie Costa

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Taxi 1978 -Ben Rutledge

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Ring of Passion 1978 -Damon Runyon

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Nowhere to Run 1978 -Herbie Stoltz

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Skateboard 1977 -Manny Bloom

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The Million Dollar Rip-Off 1976 -Lieutenant Ralph Fogherty

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Serpico: The Deadly Game 1976 -Professor

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The Commitment 1976

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Gable and Lombard 1976 -Louis B Mayer

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Nashville 1975 -Barnett

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The Front Page 1974 -Kruger

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The Virginia Hill Story 1974 -Leo Ritchie

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Sonny Boy 1974 -Sonny Waller

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Busting 1974 -Rizzo

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The Conversation 1974 -Bernie Moran

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The Marcus-Nelson Murders 1973 -Mario Portello

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Slither 1973

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Footsteps 1972 -Brewster

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Get to Know Your Rabbit 1972 -Vic

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Cry Uncle 1971 -Detective Master

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Bananas 1971 -Man on Cross

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Believe in Me 1971 -Stutter

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Taking Off 1971

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Hi, Mom! 1970 -Joe Banner

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The Owl and the Pussycat 1970 -Dress Shop Proprietor

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Putney Swope 1969 -Elias Jr

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Greetings 1968 -Smut Peddler

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Roommates -Martin Axborough

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Patriots -Eagleman

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One From the Heart -Restaurant Owner

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One-Trick Pony -Cal Van Damp

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Men Named Milo, Women Named Greta

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Mother Jugs and Speed -Harry Fishbine

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Cyborg II: Glass Shadows -Martin Dunn

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Thunder Alley -Dr Shapiro

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Jack's Place -Tommy

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Dharma & Greg -Stan Gottlieb

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Chicago Hope -Dr Raymond Kadalski

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The Boys -Arnie

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You've Got to Walk It Like You Talk It or You'll Lose That Beat -Herby Moss

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Top Of The Heap -Taxi Driver

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Film

The Organization -Benjy

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The Candidate -Klein

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Film

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Highlights

1992 Portrayed UN chief counsel Abe Feller, a political victim of the red-baiting Roy Cohn (James Woods), in the well-received HBO biopic "Citizen Cohn"

1989 Made TV series debut as a regular on "The Boys", a limited Showtime sitcom series, as "Sir" Arnie, the baker and founder of Arnie's Cookies

1986 TV miniseries debut, "Sins", a CBS drama set in the fashion industry

1975 Played the protective husband of a fragile C&W recording star (Ronee Blakely) in Robert Altman's "Nashville"

1974 Played major supporting role in Francis Ford Coppola's "The Conversation" as a rival of Gene Hackman's surveillance expert; first collaboration with producer-writer-director Coppola

1974 Starred as 35-year-old mama's boy Sonny Waller on "Sonny Boy", a busted CBS sitcom pilot

1972 TV-movie acting debut, "Footsteps", a CBS crime drama

1971 TV acting debut, a guest shot on "Mod Squad"

1970 Broadway acting debut, "Inquest", a play by Donald Freed about the trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

1970 First feature starring role, "Cry Uncle/Super Dick", an X-rated comedy feature

1970 Played Joe Banner, a philosophical porno producer who guides aspiring dirty filmmaker Robert De Niro, in De Palma's "Hi, Mom!", a sequel (of sorts) to "Greetings"

1968 Film acting debut, played Smut Peddler in Brian De Palma's "Greetings", a draft evasion comedy; first collaboration with the writer-director

Became a copy boy for the NEWARK STAR LEDGER

Competed as an undefeated Golden Gloves boxer

Became a sports reporter for the NEWARK STAR LEDGER

Served as managing editor of the LINDEN LEADER in Linden, New Jersey

Worked as a staff writer for Australia's SUNDAY MORNING HERALD

Played the recurring role of psychiatrist Dr. Ray Kadalski on the CBS medical drama "Chicago Hope"

Staged the NYC and Los Angeles productions of his own play "Four in the Family: Five If You Include the Dog"

Received a Filmmakers Grant from the American Film Institute for his original dramatic screenplay "Allegiance", a political thriller; planned to direct and act in the project