Biography
He joined the famed Steppenwolf Theatre Company in 1988, working alongside such actors as John C Reilly and company founder Gary Sinise. When Steppenwolf's production of "The Grapes of Wrath" made it to Broadway, Sudduth relocated to Manhattan, where he was subsequently featured in the short-lived Broadway adaptation of "On the Waterfront" (1995). With TV credits including the movie presentations "Lethal Innocence" (PBS, 1991) "The Secret" …
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Career Milestones
1999 | Had a regular role on the NBC drama "Third Watch", as veteran police officer John 'Sully' Sullivan | |
1999 | Reteamed with De Niro, playing the security guard pal of his unhappy invalid Walt in "Flawless" | |
1999 | Played Chuck Morello, a bartender planning to marry a prostitute in the Broadway revival of Eugene O'Neill's "The Iceman Cometh", starring Kevin Spacey | |
1999 | Make second guest appearance on an episode of "Law & Order" (NBC) | |
1998 | Played Larry, one of a group of five espionage experts, in John Frankenheimer's action film "Ronin", starring Robert De Niro | |
1998 | Guest starred on episodes of "Mad About You" and "Trinity" | |
1998 | Had a featured role as Fabian in the Broadway revival of "Twelfth Night" | |
1998 | Played the demanding father of Ryan Phillippe's Shane O'Shea in the drama "54" | |
1997 | Acted in the TNT biopic miniseries "George Wallace", alongside Gary Sinise | |
1996 | Appeared in the Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle "Eraser" | |
1996 | Acted in episodes of "Swift Justice" (UPN) and "Kindred: The Embraced" (Fox) | |
1995 | Guest starred on "Law & Order" (NBC) and "New York News" (CBS) | |
1995 | Had supporting role in the action film "Money Train" | |
1995 | Made feature debut, playing a narcotics officer in Spike Lee's "Clockers" | |
1995 | Featured in the short-lived Broadway production of "On the Waterfront" | |
1994 | Appeared in "Same Difference", a "CBS Schoolbreak Special" about a romance between teens from different cultural backgrounds | |
1993 | Acted in the pay cable presentations "Daybreak" (HBO) and "Scam" (Showtime) | |
1992 | Featured in the dyslexia-themed CBS TV-movie "The Secret" | |
1991 | Acted in the PBS presentation "Lethal Innocence", a fact-based story about a small town in Vermont that sponsors a Cambodian refugee family | |
1990 | Relocated to NYC, where he made Broadway debut in a production of "The Grapes of Wrath" by Steppenwolf (aired on PBS in 1991) | |
1988 | Joined the Steppenwolf Theatre Company | |
| Moved to Chicago following graduate school to pursue a stage acting career | ||
| Grew up in Danville, Virginia | ||
| Was an Air Force brat until age ten, living in various US cities | ||