Biography
Wholly unprepared for the responsibility of the position, Itzin's Logan went on to defame the office by participating in a variety of cover-ups that nearly toppled the United States' international standing. His performance fleshed out the character beyond a simple straw man and into a fully realized tragic figure, earning both two Emmy nominations and the ire and pity of the show's millions of fans. A theater veteran and television staple for …
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Career Milestones
2011 | Cast in "The Ides of March" with George Clooney, who also directed, co-wrote and produced |
2011 | Featured in the body-switching comedy feature "The Change-Up" |
2011 | Guest starred on ABC's "Desperate Housewives" |
2011 | Joined the cast of the HBO drama series "Big Love" during its final season |
2010 | Reprised the role of former president Charles Logan for several episodes for Fox's final season of "24"; earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series |
2009 | Appeared opposite Jamie Foxx and Gerard Butler in "Law Abiding Citizen" |
2008 | Cast as Virgil Minelli on the CBS drama "The Mentalist" |
2007 | Co-starred in the thriller "I Know Who Killed Me" |
2005 | Joined the cast of "24" (Fox) in a recurring role as Vice President Charles Logan; became a regular cast member when he assumed the role of the President in season 5; earned an Emmy nomination in 2006 as a Supporting Actor |
2005 | Portrayed Admiral Black on an episode of "Star Trek: Enterprise" (UPN) |
2002 | Appeared in a recurring role on "Friends" (NBC) as Phoebe's (Lisa Kudrow) boyfriend's father |
2002 | Landed a bit part in Spike Jonze's "Adaptation," which starred Nicolas Cage |
2000 | Once again guest starred on "Star Trek: Voyager" (UPN) |
2000 | Had a recurring role on the "Profiler" (NBC) as FBI Agent Joel Marks |
1998 | Cast in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," starring Johnny Depp |
1995 | Had a recurring role on "Murder One" (ABC) as Roger Garfield |
1994 | Earned a Tony nomination as Best Actor for his performance in the Pulitzer Prize winning play "The Kentucky Cycle" |
1993 | Made his first "Star Trek" appearance in the "Dax" episode of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (syndicated) |
1991 | Cast as The Mayor on the short-lived NBC series "Eerie, Indiana" |
1989 | Had a bit part in "The Fabulous Baker Boys," which starred Jeff Bridges and Michelle Pfeiffer |
1987 | Guest starred as different characters on the ABC series "Matlock" |
1980 | Feature debut as a 'religious zealot' in "Airplane!" |
1979 | Made TV debut on an episode of "Mork and Mindy" (ABC) |
Awards
2010 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor In a Drama Series in 24 |
2007 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series in 24 |
2006 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 24 |