Biography
The son of noted American landscape artist Neil Welliver, Titus Welliver won fans as Officer Jake Lowery, a cop who became enmeshed in an interracial love affair with his female partner on the Steven Bochco-produced "Brooklyn South" (CBS, 1997-98). Tall and lanky, with a rather long face dominated by heavy brows and piercing eyes, the actor received his training at NYU and quickly found work in low-budget, direct-to-video fare and on the New …
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Career Milestones
| Appeared in NYU student productions of "Hamlet," "Oedipus" and "Semmelweiss" | ||
| Appeared in off-Broadway productions of "American Buffalo," "Class Enemy" and "The Rising of the Moon" | ||
| Appeared in several releases produced by Ruckus Films including "Soldiers Home" and "Flamingo Love" | ||
| Raised in Philadelphia, PA | ||
1980 | Moved to NYC | |
1990 | Made TV debut as Ralph Capone in the TNT movie "The Lost Capone" | |
1990 | Made first appearance in a mainstream feature, played bit role of a redneck in a bar in "Navy SEALs" | |
1991 | Landed first major screen role as Al Capone in "Mobsters" | |
1992 | Guest starred on "L.A. Law" (NBC); first time working for Steven Bochco | |
1995 | Co-starred with Laurence Fishburne and Heavy D in the off-Broadway play "Riff Raff," written by Fishburne | |
1996 | Had recurring role as a police sergeant on the ABC drama "High Incident" | |
1997 | Made TV series debut as regular as Officer Jake Lowery in Bochco's "Brooklyn South" (CBS) | |
1997 | Played recurring role on the Bochco-produced legal drama "Murder One" (ABC) | |
1997 | Portrayed B. F. Goodrich in the TNT movie "Rough Riders" | |
1998 | Had featured role as Lewis Paine, the man who attempted to murder the U.S. Secretary of State in 1865, in the TNT movie "The Day Lincoln Was Shot" | |
2000 | Co-starred as a mobster in the CBS drama "Falcone" | |
2000 | Reprised his stage role opposite Laurence Fishburne in "Once in the Life," Fishburne's film adaptation of his play "Riff Raff" | |
2001 | Joined the cast of the CBS series "That's Life" | |
2001 | Landed regular role on the CBS police drama "Big Apple" | |
2004 | Had a recurring role as debt collector Silas Adams in the HBO drama "Deadwood"; became a series regular in the second season | |
2007 | Appeared in the drama "Gone Baby Gone," written and directed by Ben Affleck | |
2009 | Landed a featured role on CBS' "The Good Wife" | |
2009 | Played the mysterious Man in Black on ABC's "Lost" | |
2010 | Cast in the ensemble crime drama "The Town"; second film with writer and director Affleck | |
2012 | Acted in the crime thriller "Man on a Ledge" opposite Sam Worthington | |
2012 | Cast in political thriller "Argo," directed by Ben Affleck | |
2012 | Featured in "Promised Land," directed by Gus van Sant; film co-written by Damon and John Krasinski | |
Awards
2007 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series in Deadwood |