Biography
Engaging comic actor, tall and freckle-faced with a neighborly air, whose strong suit has been enacting a naif's befuddlement and a slapstick-style physical elasticity. After starting out in regional theater, he made his mark as the blundering senior in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (1982). Reinhold is best known as the ineffectual detective Billy Rosewood, opposite Eddie Murphy in the blockbuster "Beverly Hills Cop" (1984) and its sequels.
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Career Milestones
2006 | Reprised role opposite Tim Allen in "The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause" | |
2005 | Cast in the TNT miniseries, "Into The West" | |
2002 | Reprised role as Neal in "The Santa Claus 2" | |
2001 | Returned for sequel "Beethoven's 4th" | |
2000 | Assumed role as Newton family patriarch in video sequel "Beethoven's 3rd" | |
2000 | Voiced The Honorable Judge Reinhold in epsiodes of the animated TV spin-off of Kevin Smith's film "Clerks" | |
1998 | Small role as policeman in the comedy "Homegrown" | |
1995 | Cast as the lead in the short-lived TV series "Raising Caines" | |
1995 | Starred in the telepic "As Good as Dead" with Crystal Bernard and Tracy Lords | |
1994 | Cast as Dr. Neal Miller in "The Santa Claus" | |
1994 | Again portrayed Billy for "Beverly Hills Cop III" | |
1992 | Starred in the TV-movie thriller "Black Magic" | |
1990 | Cast as Harmony in comedy "Daddy's Dyin'...Who's Got the Will?" | |
1990 | Had a notable guest appearence as Neal the Close-Talker on an episode of "Seinfeld" | |
1988 | Cast as "The Yank" in "A Soldier's Tale" | |
1987 | Produced and starred in TV-movie, "Judge Reinhold and Demi Moore in The New Homeowner's Guide to Happiness" | |
1987 | Reprised role as Billy in "Beverly Hills Cops II" | |
1986 | Cast as hapless stero-dealer-turned-kidnapper in "Ruthless People" | |
1984 | Played Detective Billy Rosewood in the first of three "Beverly Hills Cop" films starring Eddie Murphy | |
1982 | First starring film role, "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" | |
1979 | TV acting debut, "Survival of Dana" | |
1979 | Film acting debut in "Running Scared" | |
| Acted in regional theater | ||
Awards
1994 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor In a Comedy Series in Seinfeld |