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2011
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Nicholas Brody
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2011
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2011
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A career criminal seeks redemption for himself, his family, and his friends by busting out of a penitentiary in this...
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Rizza
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2009
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Professional hit man Milo (Damian Lewis) flees the city after failing to carry out a contract, and gets mistaken for a baker...
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Producer, Milo
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2008
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Charlie Crews
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2008
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The war in Iraq provides the backdrop for this story of personal and political chaos from British filmmaker Philip Haas. Anna...
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Dan
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2007
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Charlie Crews
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2007
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An outwardly ordinary teenager finds himself suddenly thrust into extraordinary circumstances upon discovering that his...
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Yassen Gregorovich
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2006
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American independent filmmaker Lodge Kerrigan returned after a six-year hiatus with this formally challenging tale of a...
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William Keane
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2005
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Two generations of a damaged family are brought together in this emotional drama. Einar Gilkyson (Robert Redford) was a once...
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2005
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Paul
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2005
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A courageous group of soldiers plot their escape from the well-fortified Colditz compound in this World War II adventure...
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Nick McGrade
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2005
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2005
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2004
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Four men are changed forever by an act of mercy -- changes which have a profound impact many years later -- in this blend of...
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Jonesy
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2003
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John Galsworthy's epic tale of love, conflict, and dark secrets continues in this made-for-television adaptation of To Let,...
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Soames Forsyte
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2003
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The scene is a parking garage, where a defiant Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) takes a stand -- and blocks traffic -- when he feels...
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Motorist #3
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2002
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The Forsyte Saga was a remake of the classic 1960s British miniseries which put the PBS anthology Masterpiece Theatre on the...
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Soames Forsyte
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2002
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Executive produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks for HBO, Band of Brothers is a ten-part miniseries based on the book...
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Maj. Richard Winters
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2001
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The ambitious two-part British miniseries Warriors (aka Peacekeepers) managed to put a human face on the war in Bosnia, and...
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Lt. Neil Loughery
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1999
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