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| Appeared in regional theater productions | |
| Grew up on Long Island | |
| Member, Actors Theatre of Louisville | |
| Member, Hartford Stage Company | |
| Member, Milwaukee Repertory Company | |
| Returned to Hartford Stage Company | |
| Returned to Milwaukee Repertory Company | |
| 1968 - 1969 | Began career as a company member of the Asola State Theatre in Sarasota, Florida |
| 1980 | Off-Broadway debut, as Tom in "The Glass Menagerie" |
| 1982 | Broadway debut in Beth Henley's "The Wake of Jamey Foster", co-starring Holly Hunter |
| 1983 | Film debut, in bit part as a doctor in "Silkwood", directed by Mike Nichols |
| 1986 | TV miniseries debut, "Fresno" (CBS) |
| 1989 | Played Stephen in New York production of "The Lisbon Traviata"; first stage collaboration with Terrence McNally |
| 1990 | Played featured role in Mike Nichols' "Postcards From the Edge" |
| 1991 | Breakthrough film role, Dr. Chilton, "The Silence of the Lambs" |
| 1991 | Co-starred off-Broadway in Terrence McNally's "Lips Together, Teeth Apart", as Christine Baranski's husband |
| 1993 | Played supporting role in "The Pelican Brief", based on a John Grisham novel |
| 1994 | Cast by Joel Schumacher in the film adapation of John Grisham's "The Client" |
| 1994 | Replaced Stephen Spinella when Terrence McNally's play "Love! Valour! Compassion!" transferred to Broadway |
| 1996 | Featured in "A Time to Kill", directed by Schumacher and adapted from a Grisham best-seller |
| 1996 | Played the reporter in Broadway revival of "Inherit the Wind" |
| 2000 - 0 | Co-starred as the vice-principal in the Fox fall drama series "Boston Public", written and produced by Kelley |
| 2000 | Had recurring role as a judge on the ABC drama "The Practice" in episodes written by David E Kelley |
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