Len Cariou

Nominated for the 2009 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie

Portrayed Franklin D. Roosevelt in the HBO film "Into the Storm"; earned an Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Television Movie

Appeared as John Cusack's father in the film "1408"

Played power broker Judd Fitzgerald on the Showtime series "Brotherhood"

Featured in the "About Schmidt" opposite Jack Nicholson; directed by Alexander Payne

Joined Anne Heche and Neil Patrick Harris as the replacement cast in the award-winning drama "Proof"

Headlined the national tour of the award-winning play "Copenhagen"

Starred in a production of Neil Simon's "The Dinner Party" at the Music Box Theatre

Played the U.S. President in Showtime's "In the Company of Spies"

Portrayed Walt Disney in the CBS TV-movie "A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes: The Annette Funicello Story"

Starred in the Broadway production of "The Speed of Darkness"

Starred in "Teddy & Alice" on Broadway

Had a recurring role as spy Michael Haggerty on "Murder, She Wrote" (CBS); re-teamed with Lansbury

Starred in Arthur Miller's sole musical, "Up from Paradise"

Featured in Alan Alda's directorial debut, "The Four Seasons"

Played the lead role of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street" on Broadway; co-starred opposite Angela Lansbury

Recreated stage role for the film adaptation of "A Little Night Music"

Garnered second Tony nomination for his role in "A Little Night Music"

Made stage directorial debut with "Of Mice and Men" at the Guthrie Theatre

Landed first starring role on Broadway in "Applause"; earned first Tony Award nomination

Made his Broadway debut in "The House of Atreus"

Acted in numerous roles at the Manitoba Theatre Centre and later at the Stratford in Ontario

Made stage debut as chorus member in "Damn Yankees" at the Rainbow Theatre in Winnipeg

Was the associate director of the Guthrie Theatre