David Thornton (actor)
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| David Thornton | |
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| Born | June 12, 1953 Cheraw, South Carolina, USA |
| Years active | 1983-present |
| Spouse | Cyndi Lauper (1991-present; 1 child) |
David Thornton (born June 12, 1953) is an American actor. He is the husband of Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Cyndi Lauper, whom he married in 1991. Their son, Declyn Wallace Thornton Lauper, was born on November 19, 1997.[1]
[edit] Filmography
- Sessions (1983) (TV) .... Marc
- Miami Vice : Rites of Passage (1985) TV Episode .... Lile
- Tales from the Darkside : The Circus (1986) TV Episode .... Werewolf
- Crime Story : Femme Fatale (1988) TV Episode .... Thalberg
- Java Burn (1988) .... Lomax
- Ask Me Again (1989) (TV) .... Nelson's Pal
- Off and Running (1991) .... Reese
- Men of Respect (1991) .... Philly Como
- Blind Spot (1993/I) (TV) .... Frank
- The Cosby Mysteries : The Lottery Winner Murders (1994) TV Episode
- Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994) .... George S. Kaufman
- New York News : New York News (1995) TV Episode
- Jeffrey (1995) .... Man #3
- Search and Destroy (1995) .... Rob
- New York Undercover : The Shooter (1995) TV Episode .... Alan Warwick
- Breathing Room (1996) .... Brian
- Unhook the Stars (1996) .... Frankie Warren
- If Lucy Fell (1996) .... Ted
- Ripper (1996) (VG) .... Twig
- Law & Order :
- "Family Business" (1996) TV Episode .... Paul Medici
- "Untitled" (2000) TV Episode .... Paul Radford
- "True Crime" (2002) TV Episode .... Jeremy Cook
- "Sects" (2005) TV Episode .... Lionel Granger
- Home Alone 3 (1997) .... Earl Unger First film to appear as a villain
- The Real Blonde (1997) .... Alex
- Office Killer (1997) .... Gary Michaels
- She's So Lovely (1997) .... Saul Sunday
- A Civil Action (1998) .... Richard Aufiero
- The Last Days of Disco (1998) .... Berrie Rafferty
- Illuminata (1998) .... Orlandini
- Hush (1998) .... Gavin
- High Art (1998) .... Harry
- Too Tired to Die (1998) .... Lulu
- The $treet: "Closet Cases" (2000) TV Episode .... Carl Kettner
- Blessed Art Thou (2000) .... Elmo
- Blue Moon (2000) .... Frank's Father
- Dead Dog (2000) .... Stevenson Nagel
- The Girl Under the Waves (2001)
- Swept Away (2002) .... Michael
- Law & Order: Criminal Intent: "Maledictus" (2002) TV Episode .... Kenny Strick
- Garmento (2002) .... Ronnie Grossman
- John Q (2002) .... Jimmy Palumbo
- XX/XY (2002) .... Miles
- For Earth Below (2002) .... Ron
- Private Property (2002) .... Sam
- 100 Mile Rule (2002) .... Jerry
- Prologue (2003)
- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit:
- "Loss" (2003) TV Episode .... Lionel Granger
- "Control" (2003) TV Episode .... Lionel Granger
- "Mean" (2004) TV Episode .... Lionel Granger
- "Night" (2005) TV Episode .... Lionel Granger
- "Infected" (2006) TV Episode .... Lionel Granger
- "Lead" (2009) TV Episode .... Lionel Granger
- The Notebook (2004) .... John Hamilton
- Noise (2004) .... Elliot
- The Warrior Class (2004) .... Sancerre
- Life on the Ledge (2005) .... Mr. Eddy
- Romance & Cigarettes (2005) .... The Urologist/Additional Voices
- Alpha Dog (2006) .... Butch Mazursky
- Here and There (Tamo i ovde) Serbian movie (2009) .... Robert
- My Sister's Keeper (2009) .... Doctor Chance
- Zenith (2010) .... Rudolf Berger
[edit] References
- ^ Cyndi Lauper AKA Cynthia Anne Stephanie Lauper. Notable Names Database (NNDB), retrieved February 24, 2011
[edit] External links
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