Bruce McGill

Appeared opposite Jamie Foxx and Gerard Butler in "Law Abiding Citizen"

Played Mac Stipanovich in the HBO TV film "Recount"

Portrayed the Director of Central Intelligence George Tenet in Oliver Stone's controversial film "W."

Cast in the crime thriller, "The Lookout"

Cast opposite Russell Crowe in the depression era drama "Cinderella Man," directed by Ron Howard

Reunited with director Michael Mann to star in "Collateral"

Cast opposite Reese Witherspoon in the comedy "Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde"

Played a Judge in the John Grisham adaptation "Runaway Jury"

Portrayed Peter Arnett in the HBO movie "Live From Baghdad"

Cast in the role of the family patriarch in the ABC biopic "The Osmonds"

Essayed the role of New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk in the HBO original "61*"

Featured in the Michael Mann-directed biopic "Ali"

Had regular role on the CBS mystery series "Wolf Lake"

Co-starred with Tom Selleck in the TNT original "Running Mates"

Portrayed golf legend Walter Hagen in "The Legend of Bagger Vance"

Had brief but memorable role as a district attorney in "The Insider"

Cast as a racist in John Singleton's unjustly overlooked "Rosewood"

Appeared in "Courage Under Fire"

Returned to series TV as a veteran news producer in the short-lived UPN series "Live Shot"

Was featured in the Jean-Claude Van Damme vehicle "Timecop"

Played recurring role on "Black Tie Affair" (NBC)

Portrayed the sheriff in "My Cousin Vinny"

Appeared in "The Last Boy Scout"

Acted in the pallid remake "Three Fugitives"

Had rare lead as Ernest Hemingway in "Waiting For the Moon"

Co-starred in the comedy "Wildcats" with Goldie Hawn

Played the recurring role of Jack Dalton on the popular ABC series "MacGyver"

Appeared in the Broadway musical "My One and Only" co-starring Tommy Tune and Twiggy

Cast in a supporting role in the Mike Nichols directed "Silkwood"

Co-starred as Billy Clyde Puckett (the role created by Burt Reynolds) in the short-lived ABC sitcom "Semi-Tough"

Reprised his role as Daniel 'D-Day' Simpson Day for the TV spinoff "Delta House" (ABC)

Appeared as Daniel Simpson 'D-Day' Day in "National Lampoon's Animal House"

Feature acting debut, "Citizen's Band/Handle With Care"

Made NYC stage debut playing two roles in "Hamlet"

Began acting on the stage with the National Shakespeare Company in Washington, DC

Spent two seasons with Trinity Square Repertory Company in Providence, RI