Biography
Possessing a long face, clear eyes and handsome if slightly uneven features, he has most typically played intense, aggressive character roles. Szarabajka made his feature debut in "Simon" (1980) but made more of an impression alongside Sissy Spacek and Jack Lemmon in Costa-Gavras' potent political drama, "Missing" (1982). Several years later, he made his first filmic impression as Spacek's sympathetic friend in the government corruption …
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Career Milestones
2002 | Played supporting role in "We Were Soldiers" | |
| Had recurring role as the villainous Holtz, a vampire killer, on "Angel" (The WB) | ||
1998 | Played Ethan Embry's dad in "Dancer, Texas" | |
1996 | Played Chaz Gracen on the short-lived Fox-TV drama series, "Profit" | |
1991 | Played the leading role of Harlan Williams on the short-lived CBS sci-fi serial drama, "Stephen King's 'Golden Years'" | |
1989 | First TV miniseries, the NBC drama, "Cross of Fire" | |
1985 | Played recurring role of Mickey Kostmayer on the CBS action series, "The Equalizer"; his role expanded each season to the point where he became a series regular on almost every episode of the show's last season | |
1983 | TV-movie debut, "The Face of Rage" | |
1980 | Film debut, as Alan Arkin's assistant in "Simon" | |
1978 | Off-Broadway debut in "Bleacher Bums", a play Szarabajka performed in and co-wrote with other members of the Organic Theater Company (including Joe Mantegna) | |
1972 | Decided to become a professional actor at age 19 while a student at the University of Chicago; joined the Organic Theater Company in Chicago that same year | |
| Raised in Summitt, Illinois | ||