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Gary Cole’s Biography – Net Worth, Divorce, Children, Height
• Gary Michael Cole is an American actor and voice actor born on 20 September 1956
• He rose to fame in the drama series "Midnight Caller" from 1988-1991
• He has had roles in many TV series such as "The West Wing", "Veep" and "The Closer"
• He has featured in movies such as "Office Space" and "The Art of Racing in the Rain"
• He has a net worth of over $4 million
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Who is Gary Cole? Wiki Bio
Gary Michael Cole was born in Park Ridge, Illinois USA, on 20 September 1956, so his zodiac sign is Virgo and he holds American nationality. He is an actor and a voice actor, perhaps still best known for having starred in the drama series “Midnight Caller”, which aired from 1988 to 1991, and which also starred Dennis Dun and Arthur Taxier. The series follows a former police officer who is listening to other people’s problems during his radio talk show, and it won two Primetime Emmy Awards while it was nominated for nine other awards.
Early life and education
Gary was raised alongside his older sister, Nancy in Rolling Meadows by their mother Margaret who worked as a school administrative assistant, and their father Robert who was a finance director.
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Gary grew up wanting to become a famous actor, and he repeatedly said while attending elementary school that he was going to appear in movies and series on TV one day. Soon after enrolling at Rolling Meadows High School he joined its drama club, and appeared in the play “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” performed at the school. Upon matriculation in 1974, he enrolled at Illinois State University in Normal, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in theatre in 1978. While there, he was good friends with his classmates John Malkovich and Laurie Metcalf, who are both famous actors today.
Roles in TV series
Gary made his debut TV series appearance when he portrayed the Man with Xmas Tree in the episode “A Matter of Principle” of the anthology series “American Playhouse” in 1984.
After being praised for his performance, he was invited to guest star in single episodes of many series, such as the drama fantasy horror “The Twilight Zone” in 1985, the crime drama “Miami Vice”, and the comedy drama “Jack and Mike” in 1986.
He appeared in two episodes of the comedy drama “Moonlighting” in 1987, before starring in “Midnight Caller” and becoming famous all around the US. After years of starring in movies, he appeared in the horror series “American Gothic” in 1995, portraying the lead character Sheriff Lucas Buck, but the series was canceled after just one season.
The year 1998 saw him guest star in episodes of three series – “Dead Man’s Gun”, “The Outer Limits”, and “From the Earth to the Moon” – before he was invited to play the lead character Captain Matthew Gideon in the action adventure drama series “Crusade” in 1999, which also starred Tracy Scoggins and Daniel Dae Kim, and which follows a team of scientists who have to cure a plague destroying Earth within five years or humans will vanish.
He was cast to play the recurring character Solomon Tager in the legal drama series “The Practice” in 1999, while the year 2000 saw him star in single episodes of five series, with some of his most notable performances being in the sitcom “What About Joan?”, the superhero animated series “Batman Beyond”, and the fantasy drama series “Touched by an Angel”.
In the same year, he voiced the main character Harvey Birdman in the adult animated sitcom “Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law” which won three awards and which aired from 2000 to 2007.
During those years, Gary was simultaneously shooting for other series, appearing in 15 episodes of the comedy “Family Affair” from mid-2002 to late 2003, and starring as Dr. Possible in 40 episodes of the animated action comedy adventure series “Kim Possible”, from 2002 to 2007. In 2003, he guest starred in an episode of the critically acclaimed comedy drama detective mystery series “Monk”, before starring as Vice President Bob Russell in the political drama series “The West Wing” from 2003 to 2006. The following years saw him appear in single episodes of several series, such as the crime drama “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” in 2004, and the animated sitcom “King of the Hill” in 2005.
In 2008, Gary portrayed two recurring characters: Jerry Shakespeare in the show “12 Miles of Bad Road”, and Wayne Davis in the soap opera comedy mystery “Desperate Housewives”. He went on to play the lead character of Andrew Klein in the comedy drama series “Entourage” from 2008 to 2010, and was then invited to star as Kurt McVeigh in the legal political drama “The Good Wife”, which also starred Julianna Margulies and Chris Noth, and which was about a woman who, after her husband who was a state’s attorney ends up in jail, has to support her family all by herself. The series was a huge hit, winning 30 awards including one Golden Globe while it was nominated for 212 other awards – Gary was shooting for it from 2010 to 2016.
Concurrently Gary voiced Mayor Fred Jones Sr. and many other characters in the animated mystery comedy series “Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated” from 2010 to 2013, before guest starring in more single episodes of many series, such as “The Good Guys” and “The Closer” among others. The following years saw him play supporting characters in series such as the legal drama “Suits” and the comedy drama “Hart of Dixie”, and in 2012 he was invited to voice Sergeant Bosco in the animated sitcom “Bob’s Burgers”.
From 2013 to 2019, Gary starred as Kent Davison in the comedy series “Veep”, which co-starred Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tony Hale, and which follows Selina Meyer, a former senator, who finds out that the Vice President of the USA is not even close to what she thought he would be.
The series was a huge success, winning 70 awards and being nominated for 222 others, including seven Golden Globes, while Gary and his colleagues won a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (Gary was also nominated for a Primetime Emmy and a Screen Actors Guild Award).
While shooting for “Veep”, Gary was appearing in many other series, such as the sitcom “Mr. Robinson” and the animated science fiction sitcom “Rick and Morty”, while some of his latest appearances in TV series have been in an episode of the adult animated anthology web series “Love, Death & Robots” and two episodes of the animated sitcom “Big Mouth” both in 2019, and in the single-camera sitcom “Mixed-ish”, in which he is currently portraying the lead character Harrison Jackson III.
Roles in movies
Gary made his debut film appearance (uncredited) in 1985, portraying a man chased by Richard Chance in the action thriller movie “To Live and Die in L.A.”, before he was invited to play supporting characters in movies “Lucas” in 1986, “In the Line of Fire” in 1993, and “The Brady Bunch Movie” in 1995.
He starred in the film “A Very Brady Sequel” in 1996, before he was cast to portray lead characters in the comedy drama “Santa Fe” and the action crime drama “Gang Related” in 1997. The following year saw him play supporting characters in three movies, including the Christmas family comedy “I’ll Be Home for Christmas”, and in 1999, he starred as Bill Lumbergh in the black comedy movie “Office Space”, which also starred Ron Livingston and Jennifer Aniston; the story follows three workers who decide to have their revenge on their greedy boss.
Some of his roles in the following years were in the supernatural thriller “The Gift” in 2000, the psychological thriller movie “One Hour Photo” which starred the late Robin Williams in 2002, and the romantic comedy film “Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!” in 2004.
In 2005, Gary appeared in the critically acclaimed supernatural horror movie “The Ring Two”, followed by roles in the romantic comedy “Mozart and the Whale”, and the slasher film “Cry Wolf”. He played a supporting character in the sports comedy movie “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby” in 2006, which starred Will Ferrell, and then went on to appear in the spy thriller movie “Breach” in 2007.
He played the lead character Coach Larry Gelwix in the sports movie “Forever Strong” in 2008 followed by his roles in the comedy film “Extract” and the family movie “The Joneses” in 2009.
At the start of the next decade, Gary was invited to star as Bill Kunstler in the drama film “The Chicago 8”, which follows the true events that occurred in 1968 when six protesters tried to cause riots in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention.
In 2015, Gary portrayed the lead character Clay Peaks in the critically acclaimed drama film “Cotton”, which also starred Erik Smith and Lusia Sturs, and which follows a faith healer pushed by his mother to use his gifts to help other people. The movie won seven awards, with Gary receiving a Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival Award for Best Actor.
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In the same year, he was cast to star as Reverend Guy Roy Davis in the comedy drama “Divine Access”, and to portray supporting characters in the Christmas comedy film “Christmas Eve” and the sports comedy drama “The Bronze”. He appeared in the crime movie “Small Crimes” in 2017, while he also voiced Rafe in the animated comedy mystery “Scooby-Doo! Shaggy’s Showdown” in the same year.
Gary appeared in four movies in 2018, starring in the comedy “Under the Eiffel Tower” and the Christian drama movie “Unbroken: Path to Redemption”, while some of his latest appearances in movies have been in the comedy drama “The Art of Racing in the Rain” in 2019, the thriller “Darkness Falls” in 2020, and the comedy drama “Married Young”, set for release in late 2020.
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Love life and relationships
Gary and Teddi Siddall were dating for several years before marrying on 8 March 1992, in a ceremony attended by over 100 people. Teddi was an actress best known for her starring roles in the series “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Wings” among others, and her appearances in movies such as the black comedy crime “Prizzi’s Honor” and “Forever Strong”. On 16 March 1993, Teddi gave birth to their daughter Mary Leila Cole who is today pursuing her career as an actress. After over 25 years of being together, on 19 June 2017, Gary announced that he and Teddi were divorcing, but before the divorce was finalized, Teddi died at her home in Studio City, California on 4 February 2018.
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Gary’s daughter Mary was diagnosed with autism when she was two and a half years old, but by the time she turned 14 she was a bit better, and began doing well at school. Autism is not a curable disorder, but is treatable and with the help of her best friend – her dog Tattinger – Mary is leading a somewhat normal life today.
Hobbies and other interests
Gary enjoys playing cold and authoritative characters as he is best at those, but in real life he is a humorous person who enjoys telling jokes and having fun with his friends and family. One of his best friends is Williams Petersen, an actor and a producer best known for having starred in the procedural forensics crime drama series “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”.
Gary also enjoys appearing in stage plays, and has appeared in several during his career – one of his favorites is “If All the Sky Were Paper”, in which he starred alongside Annette Bening and Jim Beaver.
Gary is a philanthropist and a supporter of The Help Group non-profit organization, which is helping children with special needs such as those with autism, Asperger’s disorder, and the attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). He has also worked with and donated money to several other charities and foundations, such as Autism Speaks and Motion Picture and Television Fund Foundation.
Appearance and net worth
Gary is 63 years old. He has short grey hair and blue eyes, is 6ft (1.83m) tall, and weighs around 170lbs (77kgs). As of May 2020, his net worth is estimated at over $4 million.
Actors
Where is Dawn Lyn today? What is she doing now? Biography
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Where is Dawn Lyn today and what is she doing now? Wiki Bio
Dawn Lyn Nervik was born in Los Angeles, California USA, on 11 January 1963 – her zodiac sign is Capricorn and she holds American nationality. Dawn is a former actress who was active between 1967 and 1978, while she is perhaps still best known for her portrayal of Dodie Douglas in the final three seasons of the family comedy series “My Three Sons”, which starred Fred MacMurray, Stanley Livingston and Don Grady, and which is about a widower who is raising his three sons together with his father-in-law and the children’s uncle. The series was a success as it won a Golden Globe Award for Best TV Show in 1962, while it was nominated for nine other awards.
Dawn working a variety of jobs after matriculating from high school, including owning a boutique in San Francisco while she was living there. She is currently involved in the real estate business, and isn’t planning on acting again, but has stated ‘that door is not closed’.
Childhood and education
Dawn was raised alongside her brother Leif Garrett, who has become an actor and a singer, by their father Rik Nervik who was absent during most of the children’s childhood, and their mother Carolyn Stellar, who worked two jobs to financially support herself and the kids.
Dawn attended a local elementary school, and spent all of her spare time practicing acting and appearing in movies and TV series.
Around the time when she was eight, a man who escaped from jail claimed he was Dawn’s father and that he would kidnap her and leave the country, which is why Dawn’s mother got her a German Shepherd dog called Thor to look after her – the convict was eventually caught by the police. Dawn enrolled at a local high school in 1977, and during her second year there stopped acting to rather focus on leading a ‘normal life’. She started playing a variety of sports, and upon matriculation in 1981 didn’t enroll at a college but found a job.
Roles in movies
Dawn made her debut film appearance in 1970 at the age of seven, when she portrayed the Indian Child (uncredited appearance) in the western film “Cry Blood, Apache” which starred Jody McCrea and Marie Gahva, and which is about a group of sadistic cowboys who are searching for gold, however, the movie received rather poor reviews. In the same year, she portrayed Stephanie at five in the comedy movie “I Love My Wife”, which starred Elliott Gould and Brenda Vaccaro, and which follows a successful married surgeon who starts sleeping with several women; the film won Angel Tompkins a nomination for a Golden Globe Award for Most Promising Newcomer – Female.
Dawn played Decky Ortega in the western film “Shoot Out” in 1971, about a bank robber travelling with a six-year old girl, and the year 1973 saw her portray Dwana in the biographical action crime film “Walking Tall”, which starred Joe Don Baker and Elizabeth Hartman and which was a critical success, while she also played Flossie Randall in the 30-minute long comedy film “Daddy’s Girl” directed by Alan Rafkin and written by Dick Chevillat and Jay Sommers. In 1974, Dawn appeared in three films: the short comedy “The Fess Parker Show”, the horror “Devil Times Five”, and the drama “Aloha Means Goodbye”, before she was invited to repeise Dwana Pusser in the biographical action crime film “Walking Tall Part II”, also starring Bo Svenson, Luke Askew and John Davis Chandel, and which is about a man who is fighting a crime syndicate after the death of his wife in late ‘60s Tennessee.
Dawn’s last role in a movie before she retired from acting was again playing Dwana in the action crime drama “Final Chapter: Walking Tall” in 1977, which follows the last days of life and the death of Buford Pusser. Even though retired from acting, Dawn accepted when she was invited to appear in the documentary series “TV Land Confidential” in 2005, and “Biography” in 2008, while she also appeared in two documentary movies “The Actor’s Journey” and “The Actor’s Journey for Kids” in 2011.
Roles in TV series
Dawn made her debut TV series appearance in 1971, as Kathy in the episode “The People vs. Lindsey” of the crime drama series “The D.A.” which ended after airing its first season, but in the same year she portrayed Amy Swanson in the episode “Death Is a Double-Cross” of the action crime drama series “Cannon”.
The following year saw her guest star as Melissa Feinstein in the episode “A Quality of Fear” of the drama series “The Bold Ones: The New Doctors”, which won David Hartman a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best TV Actor – Drama. Dawn went on to appear in a single episode of the drama horror mystery series “Circle of Fear”, and three episodes of the western series “Gunsmoke” in 1973. She was invited to guest star as Tina Reynolds in the episode “Little Girl Lost” of the action crime drama series “Mannix”, as well as Patti in the episode “The Pineapple League” of the comedy series “The Brian Keith Show”, before appearing in two episodes of the comedy crime drama series “Adam-12” in 1974. Some of her following appearances were in series “Harry O”, “Born Free”, and “Marcus Welby, M.D.” before she guest starred in a single episode of the crime drama mystery series “Barnaby Jones”, and the adventure family science fiction series “Ark II” in 1976.
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Some of Dawn’s last roles in TV series were in three episodes of the adventure family series “The Red Hand Gang” in which she portrayed Holly in 1977, a single episode of the comedy series “The Tony Randall Show” in which she played Jill, and the episode “My Teenage Idol Is Missing” of the action adventure drama series “Wonder Woman” both in 1978.
Love life and relationships
Dawn has been married two times. She exchanged vows with Michael Whitby, a British historian, on 14 December 1990 after having dated him for two years – the two divorced on 20 July 2001; they don’t have children together, and a rumor has it that Dawn is either unable to have children or doesn’t want any as she has been focused on her career since she matriculated from high school.
What has contributed to the spread of these rumors is the fact that she has been married to her second husband William John Reese since 8 April 2006, and that the two don’t have any children together either, while her husband has a son from his first marriage.
Dawn and William moved to Hawaii in the second half of the 2000s when William was offered a well-paid job there, but Dawn also spends a lot of her time in Los Angeles.
Hobbies and other interests
Dawn likes to ride her motorcycle, but prefers to ride on her husband’s Harley. One of her main passions is reading, and she likes books based on true historical events such as World War II, and the killing of the Russian ruling family the Romanovs.
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Dawn enjoys spending her free time outdoors and in nature, going hiking, climbing mountains, and camping in woods and near lakes. Summer is her favorite season as she is keen on swimming in the ocean and going snorkeling, but she also likes winter, as she enjoys skiing although she doesn’t do it as often as she used to.
She likes to watch movies late at night with her husband, and some of her favorite actors and actresses are Heath Ledger, Leonardo DiCaprio and Angelina Jolie, while some of her favorite movies are “Brokeback Mountain”, “Shutter Island”, and “Mr. and Mrs Smith”.
Appearance and net worth
Dawn is 57 years old. She has long brown hair and brown eyes, is 4ft 10ins (1.47m) tall, and weighs around 106lbs (48kgs). As of June 2020, Dawn’s net worth has been estimated at over $1 million.
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Sean Edward Hartman’s Wiki: Phil Hartman’s Son & Family
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Introduction
Sean Edward Harman is an actor and artist. He is also the son of the deceased Phil Hartman and Brynn Hartman, actually best known as a result of the tragic death of his parents, whereby his mother Brynn Hartman committed suicide shortly after murdering her husband. Sean was only nine at the time of this occurring, which therefore shaped his life.
Early Life
Sean Edward Hartman was born on the 17th June 1989 (age currently 31) in Sunset, Vancouver, British Colombia in Canada.
His zodiac sign is Gemini, and he now has joint American-Canadian nationality. He was raised in Los Angeles, California as it was close to the television production his father, Phil Hartman was working at and involved with.
Sean’s heritage from his father’s side is English, German and Irish. On his mother’s side it is more of a real mix – English, Scottish, French Canadian, Danish, Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian and Mexican.
Phil Hartmann, Sean’s father, was a well known and loved Canadian screenwriter, graphic designer, actor and comedian, regularly appearing on the NBC comedy show “Saturday Night Live” (SNL), completing his eighth and final season on SNL in February 1998.
He was also a voiceover artist, best known for his work voicing many of “The Simpsons” characters, as well as being the voice for Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo.
Phil was married three times, first to Gretchen Lewis from 1970-1972, then Lisa Strain from 1982-1985, and shortly afterwards met his future third wife and Sean’s mother Brynn, an aspiring model on a blind date; they married in 1987. Sean has one younger sibling, Birgen Anika who was born in February 1992. Both of Sean’s parents suffered from alcohol and substance abuse issues, as the impact of fame apparently effected both parents negatively. As a result of this, the early years of Sean’s childhood were not the most peaceful or stable.
On the 28th May 1998, the infamous suicide murder event took place that changed Sean and his sister’s life forever. After attending a restaurant in Los Angeles, Brynn Hartman shot Phil Hartmann three times whilst he was sleeping in bed. After admitting to a friend what she had done, she locked herself in the bathroom and shot herself in the head. This murder-suicide left Sean and his sister Birgen orphans; Sean was nine at the time, and his younger sister Birgen, six. They were both in the house whilst this happened, which was therefore obviously a deeply traumatic event for them both. Afterwards they were taken to a park by a family friend, who could tell they were in shock. They apparently announced their sadness that their mother ‘wouldn’t be able to take her to do all the fun things she’d promised’.
Much of Hollywood mourned the loss of Phil. In an attempt to remove the children from a media circus, they were sent to live in the Midwest with a maternal aunt, Katherine Wright and her husband Mike; the couple didn’t have children of their own. They took custody of the children, and raised them outside of Los Angeles, apparently with the children using a different last name during their childhood in order to “shield them from the media and allow them to grow up in relative obscurity”. First they lived in Eau Claire, a community in northern Wisconsin, and later in Edina, Minnesota. Later on, the children went to live with a paternal relative, their uncle and Phil’s brother John.
Early education, career, hobbies/interests
Once in school, it became clear that Sean was an artistic character just like his father had been before him.
He attended Edina High faculty for high school. During his time here he took part in artistic endeavours such as creating and illustrating the poster for the short film ‘Kimura’s Vengeance’. Sean had a clear passion for music from a young age, and was a member of several bands, one such being ‘Metamorphic Mexico’, of which there are black and white photos available.
After high school he attended the Minneapolis College of Art and Design which he later graduated from, after which he interned at several artistic companies, pursuing his dream of staying within the artistic world.
Career
Sean is an actor, writer, a graphic art designer, a voice artist, artist and a comedian.
He has used his natural interest and passion with the arts to create a career that has expanded in different directions within the artistic realm. He has had various illustration and graphic design jobs, although none of them are well known to the public realm.
He is the keyboard player in the band ‘Moonstone Continuum’ which perform in the US. He is currently performing Stand Up Comedy with the Cleveland Comedy club as he can be seen promoting on his Instagram account. He is relatively active on Instagram, as @sean_hartman.
Sean currently resides in Oakland, California.
Partner
Sean is currently single, although he is very private about his personal life. He doesn’t comment on this, post about it, or make any public statements that could lead to further indications of his relationship status.
Other relationships
Sean is still close with his sister Birgen, after attending her marriage to Brandon in 2018. Birgen and Branden became engaged in 2015 and were married in 2018 in a beautiful ceremony in Italy. There are photos of this ceremony, which looked like a fairy tale occasion for Birgen. Sean remains a supportive and close brother to his sister and only sibling. Birgen continues to live outside of LA, stating that her love of nature compels her to lead a more rural lifestyle.
Birgen was featured in SNL’s 40th anniversary special show, reuniting with many of her father’s old friends; Sean wasn’t in attendance.
Unlike as children, today both proudly use their real last name ‘Hartman’.
Net Worth
Sean Edward Hartman’s current estimated net worth stands at $1 million. He and his sister were both left with an inheritance from their late parents, who had planned ahead in the event of their death, so left behind an estate of an estimated worth $1.23 million. This was to be awarded to the children in parts – 25% each after they attained a bachelor’s degree, and the other 25% each upon them turning 30.
Furthermore, sources suggest that Sean is currently making $150,000 to $200,000 yearly on an average salary through his various graphic design work and artistic endeavours.
Physical characteristics
Sean Edward Hartman is tall, with brown or black hair, and green eyes.
Actors
Tom Guiry’s Biography 2020 – Net Worth, Wife, Family, Arrested
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Who is Tom Guiry?
Thomas John Guiry was born on 12 October 1981, in Toms River, New Jersey, USA, and is an actor, best known for first finding fame in the film “The Sandlot” in which he portrayed the character, Scott Smalls. Since then, he’s appeared in several high profile films, including “The Revenant”, “Mystic River” and “Black Hawk Down”.
The Wealth of Tom Guiry
As of early-2020, Tom Guiry’s net worth is estimated to be over $100,000, earned through a relatively successful career in the entertainment industry. His consistent acting work has led him to good paydays though he has yet to gain a big day that would help him reach the millions.
He’s worked on a few television projects during his career as well.
Early Life, Education, and Career Beginnings
Tom’s family later moved to Hamilton, Mercer, New Jersey where he would go about his education. He attended Notre Dame Roman Catholic High School in nearby Lawrenceville. During this time, he developed an interest in the acting profession, and took the chance at an opportunity for a professional acting career.
This led him to his first acting role in 1993, “The Sandlot” which would elevate his career significantly. The film stars him alongside Karen Allen, Mike Vitar, James Earl Jones, and Denis Leary, and was very successful, since gaining a cult following.
The film tells the story of a boy who in his effort to make friends, becomes a part of a local baseball team, with the team going on several adventures while in the local sandlot. While critics didn’t look too highly on the film, the same couldn’t be said for the audience, most of whom enjoyed the film.
Continued Acting Projects – Black Hawk Down
Following the success of “The Sandlot”, Guiry continued to take on film roles for the rest of the 1990s, though none of them emulated the same success as his first project. Some of his appearances during this period included “The Four Diamonds”, “Shattered Family”, “Songs in Ordinary Time” and “All I Wanna Do”.
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At the start of the new millennium, he was cast in the film “U-571” playing the role of Seaman Ted “Trigger” Fitzgerald. The film follows the story of the titular submarine during World War II. The film was successful but attracted controversy for its depiction of Britain and the Germans during the war.
The following year, he then landed another big role as he played Sergeant Ed Yurek in the film “Black Hawk Down”. The film starred current and future stars including Eric Bana, Josh Hartnett, Tom Hardy, Sam Shepard and William Fichtner, and was based on the Raid on Mogadishu in 1993, when elite soldiers from the US Army were dispatched to capture two lieutenants of the self-proclaimed president of Somali, Mohamed Farrah Aidid.
The mission turned catastrophic, as a helicopter became a war zone that extended into an overnight standoff.
Mystic River and Television Work
Two years after “Black Hawk Down”, Tom was cast in a notable role in the film “Mystic River” which starred Sean Penn, Kevin Bacon, and Laurence Fishburn, and was based on the Dennis Lehane book of the same name, and directed by Clint Eastwood. The film was nominated for numerous categories during the Academy Awards, leading to a Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress win, the first film to achieve so since “Ben-Hur” in the 1950s.
At around the same time, he began working on television, appearing as a guest in “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”, “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”, and the original “Law & Order”. In 2007, he got his first regular role on television in “The Black Donnellys”. The show aired on NBC, telling the story of four brothers living in Hell’s Kitchen, and all somehow involved in crime, but the show was canceled after a season due to low ratings. He then continued with film work, including “Strangers with Candy” and ‘Bristol Boys”, but also with occasional guest work on television.
Recent Projects – The Revenant
Following the end of “The Black Donnellys”, Guiry was cast in the film “Black Irish” in which he portrayed Terry McKay. The film is about a man from Boston who is trying to keep his family together, especially his father who has become emotionally distant, and also starred Emily VanCamp, Melissa Leo, and Michael Angarano. He then worked on projects such as “Unforgettable”, “CSI: Miami”, and “Yonkers Joe”.
In 2015, he was cast in another high profile film – “The Revenant” – which starred Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy and Will Poulter, and was based on the novel of the same name written by Michael Punke.
The story recounts the experiences of frontiersman Hugh Glass, first documented in the poem “The Song of Hugh Glass” – Glass who is on an expedition to bring pelts acquired by trappers in the Dakotas. During their expedition, many of them are killed by an attack of a Native American war party. With the survivors, he goes scouting when he is attacked by a Grizzly bear, leaving him to a near-death state. With two men left behind to watch over him, one tries to kill him and the other watcher. Glass then makes an effort to let him be left behind half-dead, but his will to survive and take revenge leads him to an adventure across the frontier, with numerous threats around him.
Personal Life
Tom married Janelle in 2009 and they have three children together. Their marriage was held in South Carolina at Crown Reef located in Myrtle Beach. A few years later, he was arrested at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport where it was said that he got into an altercation with a police officer, after he was prevented from boarding a flight due to drunkenness. The incident occurred just a month after the “Sandlot” 20th-anniversary reunion, an event that he didn’t attend.
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