Biography
His chiseled good looks, thick dark hair and soulful brown eyes made him a natural to play charming cads, and Hart Bochner began honing that screen persona as the preppie nemesis to Dennis Christopher in the Oscar-nominated sleeper "Breaking Away" (1979). Along those same lines, he went on to portray Doc, the sinister and scheming medical student in the Canadian thriller "Terror Train" (1980) before "Rich and Famous" (1981), George Cukor's …
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Career Milestones
| Acting debut in a TV commercial for Kool-Aid | ||
1976 | Film debut in "Islands in the Stream", playing the eldest son of a sculptor (George C Scott) | |
1979 | Played the preppie nemesis to Dennis Christopher in "Breaking Away" | |
1980 | Appeared as a younger man involved with Jacqueline Bisset in "Rich and Famous" | |
1980 | TV-movie debut in "Haywire" (CBS), playing Bill Hayward | |
1981 | Initial TV collaboration with Jane Seymour, played her adult son Aron Trask in the ABC miniseries "John Steinbeck's 'East of Eden'" | |
1982 | Grew a beard to play Dyan Cannon's young husband in the ABC TV-movie about a female bigamist "Having It All" | |
1982 | Made stage debut in Los Angeles production of "The Wager" | |
1984 | Reteamed with Seymour for the NBC miniseries "Ernest Hemingway's 'The Sun Also Rises'", this time playing Jake Barnes to her Lady Brett Ashley | |
1988 | Cast as Byron Henry opposite Seymour as his wife Natalie in the epic ABC miniseries "War and Remembrance"; Jan-Michael Vincent and Ali MacGraw had created roles in "The Winds of War" | |
1988 | Had small role as a smarmy businessman in "Die Hard" | |
1988 | Played first leading role in features in "Apartment Zero", directed by Martin Donovan | |
1990 | First screen collaboration with Jon Lovitz, "Mr. Destiny" | |
1991 | Co-starred in the murder mystery "And the Sea Will Tell" (CBS) | |
1992 | Reteamed with Martin Donovan for "Mad at the Moon" | |
1992 | Wrote, produced and directed the short "The Buzz", featuring Jon Lovitz | |
1993 | Portrayed a cop investigating a series of rapes at an apartment complex in the CBS movie "Complex of Fear" | |
1994 | Feature directorial debut, "PCU" | |
1995 | Cast as member of the Ku Klux Klan in the period drama "Children of the Dust" (CBS) | |
1996 | Helmed second feature "High School High", starring Lovitz | |
1999 | Enjoyed a one-night stand with Susan Sarandon (who read much more into it) in Wayne Wang's "Anywhere But Here" | |
1999 | Returned to features as Bridget Fonda's boyfriend in "The Break Up"; aired on Cinemax in lieu of a theatrical release | |
2000 | Portrayed Professor Solomon in John Ottman's feature directing debut, "Urban Legends: Final Cut" | |
2001 | Had featured role in "Investigating Sex" | |