Biography
Greenblatt. He made his feature debut playing a sympathetic stockade guard in family friend Martin Sheen's military prison drama "Cadence" (1990), and later as an amateur boxer in the film "Gladiator" (1992). That same year he appeared as a slow-witted Marine who is put on trial in Rob Reiner's blockbuster, "A Few Good Men".
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Career Milestones
| Guest-starred on two episodes of "China Beach" | ||
| Moved with family to Los Angeles at age 15 | ||
| Raised in Bergen County, New Jersey | ||
1984 | First TV appearance in a one-line part on "Murder, She Wrote" (CBS) | |
1988 | First leading role as a date rapist on TV in CBS Schoolbreak Special, "No Means No" (produced by father) | |
1989 | Played James Hurley on TV series, "Twin Peaks" | |
1990 | Feature acting debut, "Cadence" | |
1992 | Cast as US Marine Private Downey put on trial for murder in "A Few Good Men"; Gooding also in cast | |
1992 | Reprised role of James Hurley in the feature "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me" | |
1992 | Starred with Cuba Gooding Jr in the boxing-themed "Gladiator" | |
1995 | Appeared in the ABC movie "She Stood Alone: The Tailhook Scandal", as a witness to the assault on a female navy lieutenant | |
1995 | Played an abusive husband opposite Lea Thompson in the NBC movie "The Unspoken Truth" | |
1996 | Portrayed the supportive husband of a bipolar woman who decides to have a child in "All She Ever Wanted" (ABC) | |
1997 | Starred opposite Shannen Doherty in the USA Network movie "The Ticket", as a couple who hold the winning numbers in a state lottery | |
1998 | Acted in "Criminal Affairs" | |
2001 | Had leading role in the thriller "Down"; released theatrically in Europe | |