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Lanky, light-haired and appealing, Norman Reedus went from small parts in the sci-fi thriller "Mimic" (1997) and the panned John Hughes comedy "Reach the Rock" (1998) to indie ubiquity with a series of parts in festival favorites. Featured in a series of Prada print ads, Reedus proved he was more than a pretty face with powerful performances in diverse roles that showcased his range and reinforced his place in the future of film. "Floating" (shown on the festival circuit in 1997) featured Reedus as an aimless young man facing a crossroads in his life....
Full Bio & Milestones

Filmography

Bear Lake Run - ( / / Announced / )
Pandorum - ( Shepard / / Announced / )
A Crime - ( Vincent Harris / / In-Production / )
Cadillac Records - ( - Cast / / Lensing/Awaiting Release / )
Hero Wanted - ( Swain / / Lensing/Awaiting Release / )
Red Canyon - ( Mac / / Lensing/Awaiting Release / )
The BeatNicks - ( Nick Nero / / Lensing/Awaiting Release / )
American Gangster - ( Detective in Morgue / 2007 / Released / )
The Notorious Bettie Page - ( Billy Neal / 2006 / Released / )
Un Crime - ( Vincent / 2006 / Released / )
Until the Night - ( / 2005 / Released / )
Luster - ( Sextools Delivery Boy / 2003 / Released / )
Pulse - ( / 2003 / Released / )
Tough Luck - ( Archie / 2003 / Released / )
Blade II - ( Scud / 2002 / Released / )
Deuces Wild - ( Marco / 2002 / Released / )
Bad Seed - ( Jonathan / 2000 / Released / )
Beat - ( Lucien Carr / 2000 / Released / )
Gossip - ( Travis / 2000 / Released / )
The Boondock Saints - ( Murphy MacManus / 2000 / Released / )
8mm - ( Warren Anderson / 1999 / Released / )
Davis Is Dead - ( / 1999 / Released / )
Floating - ( Van / 1999 / Released / )
Let the Devil Wear Black - ( Carl / 1999 / Released / )
Six Ways to Sunday - ( Harry / 1999 / Released / )
Dark Harbor - ( Young Man / 1998 / Released / )
Reach the Rock - ( Danny / 1998 / Released / )
Sand - ( / 1998 / Released / )
Mimic - ( Jeremy / 1997 / Released / REP Distribution )
Moscow Chill - ( / / Released / )
TV Credits
Masters of Horror ( 2005 / Released ): Actor
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ( 1999 / Released ): Actor
Charmed ( 1998 / Released ): Actor
Necromancing the Stone ( 2003 )
TV Episode Nate Harper

Sense and Sense Ability ( 2003 )
TV Episode Nate Harper

Full Biography (Back to top)

Lanky, light-haired and appealing, Norman Reedus went from small parts in the sci-fi thriller "Mimic" (1997) and the panned John Hughes comedy "Reach the Rock" (1998) to indie ubiquity with a series of parts in festival favorites. Featured in a series of Prada print ads, Reedus proved he was more than a pretty face with powerful performances in diverse roles that showcased his range and reinforced his place in the future of film. "Floating" (shown on the festival circuit in 1997) featured Reedus as an aimless young man facing a crossroads in his life. With a hungry, edgy look matched with a gentle manner, the actor proved to be a dynamic onscreen presence. 1998's psychological drama "Dark Harbor" saw Reedus make the most of his stray dog look as a injured mystery man taken in by a wealthy couple (Alan Rickman and Polly Walker). The actor gave a particularly strong performance in "Six Ways to Sunday" (1999), an adaptation of the novel "Portrait of a Young Man Drowning", as Harry Odum, an eighteen-year-old mild-mannered gentile who discovers his penchant for violence while accompanying his friend (Adrien Brody) on an errand for the Jewish mob. Harry's fiery outburst lands him a job as an enforcer with the crime organization, and the film traces the instability of Harry's cohorts and gives some insight into his own unbalance by exploring his relationship with his wildly overprotective mother (a memorable Deborah Harry). Other independent features followed, including the Hamlet-themed "Let the Devil Wear Black" and Troy Duffy's vigilante actioner "The Boondock Saints" (both 1999). The busy actor also supported Nicolas Cage and Joaquin Phoenix in Joel Schumacher's thriller "8mm" (1999) and joined an ensemble of fellow up-and-comers in the college campus psychological drama "Gossip" (2000).

Profession(s):
Actor, model
Sometimes Credited As:
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Family
son:Mingus Lucien Reedus (born on October 13, 1999 in Copenhagen, Denmark; mother, Helena Christensen)
Companion(s)
Bridget Hall , Companion , ```..no longer together
Helena Christensen , Companion , ```..dating from c. 1998

Milestones (Back to top)
2006 Co-starred in Asia Argento's "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things," based on JT Leroy's critically acclaimed novel of the same name
2006 Cast as Page's abusive husband in the HBO original film, "The Notorious Bettie Page" starring Gretchen Mol as the 1950's pin-up model
2002 Appeared in "Blade II," opposite Wesley Snipes
2000 Featured in the college drama "Gossip"
1999 Played the troubled son of Deborah Harry in "Six Ways to Sunday", an adaptation of the novel "Portrait of a Young Man Drowning"
1999 Had supporting role in Joel Schumacher's thriller "8mm" starring Nicolas Cage and Joaquin Phoenix
1998 Co-starred alongside Alan Rickman and Polly Walker in the suspense thriller "Dark Harbor"; screened at film festivals; released on video in 2000
1997 First feature released theatrically, "Mimic"
1996 Landed first film role in "Reach the Rock"; film not released until 1998
Appeared in print advertisments for Prada clothing

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