Biography
A frequent collaborator with playwright-filmmaker David Mamet, Gregg's early film appearances included such Mamet efforts as "Things Change" (1988) and "The Spanish Prisoner" (1997). He later garnered substantial praise for his turn as a pre-operative transsexual opposite Adrian Grenier in "The Adventures of Sebastian Cole" (1998). Gregg made his debut as a feature film screenwriter with the paranormal mystery, "What Lies Beneath" (2000), …
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Career Milestones
2012 | Reprised Agent Coulson role in the Marvel superhero ensemble feature "The Avengers" |
2011 | Made a cameo as Agent Coulson in "Thor," directed by Kenneth Branagh |
2010 | Returned as Agent Coulson in Jon Favreau's "Iron Man 2" |
2008 | Directed the film adaptation of "Choke," based on Chuck Palahniuk's novel and starring Sam Rockwell |
2008 | Appeared in the Marvel Comics film adaptation of "Iron Man" as Agent Phil Coulson |
2007 | Played Meg Ryan's husband in Jonathan Kasdan's directorial debut "In the Land of Women" |
2006 | Cast as Julia Louis-Dreyfus' ex-husband on the CBS sitcom "The New Adventures of Old Christine" |
2006 | Starred in the remake of the 1979 thriller "When a Stranger Calls" |
2004 | Co-starred opposite Topher Grace and Scarlett Johansson in the comedy "In Good Company" |
2003 | Acted opposite Anthony Hopkins in "The Human Stain" |
2002 | Cast in the HBO movie "Live From Baghdad" |
2002 | Landed featured role in "We Were Soldiers" |
2001 | Cast in a recurring role on "The West Wing" (NBC) as FBI Special Agent Michael Casper |
2000 | Re-teamed with Mamet for the ensemble feature "State and Main" |
2000 | Screenwriting debut, "What Lies Beneath"; directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer |
2000 | Featured in the off-Broadway revival of Mamet's "Sexual Perversity in Chicago" |
1999 | Appeared in Paul Thomas Anderson's "Magnolia" |
1999 | Won praise for his turn as a transsexual in "The Adventures of Sebastian Cole" |
1997 | Cast in the Atlantic Theater presentation of Jez Butterworth's comedy "Mojo" |
1997 | Re-teamed with Mamet for "The Spanish Prisoner" |
1996 | Staged the Atlantic Theater Company revival of Mamet's "Edmond" |
1995 | Re-teamed with Macy for the HBO film "Above Suspicion" |
1995 | Portrayed fight trainer Kevin Rooney in the HBO film "Tyson" |
1995 | Played Dr. Walters in Bryan Singer's "The Usual Suspects" |
1994 | Appeared in Charles Shyer's "I Love Trouble" |
1992 | First film with Bashar Shbib, "Lana in Love" |
1991 | Directed NYC premiere of Kevin Heelan's "Distant Fires" at Atlantic Theater Company; also helmed the 1993 Los Angeles premiere |
1991 | TV debut, an episode of "Law & Order" (NBC) |
1990 | Made Broadway debut in Aaron Sorkin's "A Few Good Men" |
1989 | Cast in a supporting role in Roland Joffe's "Fat Man and Little Boy" |
1988 | Once again directed by Macy in the HBO production "Lip Service" |
1988 | Appeared in the Lincoln Center production of Howard Korder's "A Boy's Life," directed by William H. Macy |
1988 | Feature acting debut in David Mamet's "Things Change" |
1987 | Made off-Broadway acting debut in "Fun" |
1984 | Co-founded the Atlantic Theater Company in NYC |
Awards
2000 | Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Male in The Adventures of Sebastian Cole |