Tom Sizemore
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Tom Sizemore | |
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Born | Thomas Edward Sizemore Jr. November 29, 1961 Detroit, Michigan, U.S. |
Died | March 3, 2023 Burbank, California, U.S. | (aged 61)
Cause of death | Intracranial aneurysm |
Education | Wayne State University Temple University |
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1989–2023 |
Known for | Saving Private Ryan Natural Born Killers Black Hawk Down Heat |
Spouse | |
Partner | Janelle McIntire |
Children | 2 |
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Thomas Edward Sizemore Jr. (/ˈsaɪzmɔːr/; November 29, 1961 – March 3, 2023) was an American actor. He is known for his supporting roles in Born on the Fourth of July (1989), Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991), Passenger 57 (1992), True Romance (1993), Natural Born Killers (1994), Strange Days (1995), Heat (1995), Saving Private Ryan (1998), Red Planet (2000), Black Hawk Down (2001), Pearl Harbor (2001), and the revival television series Twin Peaks (2017), and for voicing Sonny Forelli in the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (2002).
Early life and education
Sizemore was born on November 29, 1961,[1] in Detroit, Michigan. His mother, Judith (née Schannault), was a member of the city of Detroit ombudsman staff, and his father, Thomas Edward Sizemore Sr., was a lawyer and philosophy professor. He was raised Roman Catholic.[2][3]
Sizemore stated that his maternal grandfather was of French and Native American ancestry, and also that his grandfather was African-American.[4][5]
Career
One of Sizemore's earliest film appearances was in Oliver Stone's Born on the Fourth of July (1989). Other early roles included Lock Up (1989), Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991), Point Break (1991), True Romance (1993), Natural Born Killers (1994) and Strange Days (1995). Sizemore starred in the independent drama film Love Is Like That (1993) with actress and model Pamela Gidley and had a supporting role in Kevin Costner's Wyatt Earp (1994) as Bat Masterson. For his performance in Heart and Souls (1993), he was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor.[6]
A succession of well-received supporting parts followed, beginning with his portrayal of Michael Cheritto in the heist film Heat (1995). Sizemore's first major leading role was as Vincent D'Agosta in The Relic (1997). Sizemore had a recurring role on the television series China Beach (1988–1991) as an enlisted man named Vinnie who was in love with Dana Delany's character. Sizemore continued to play leading and character parts in Devil in a Blue Dress (1995), Bringing Out the Dead (1999) and Witness Protection (1999). Saving Private Ryan (1998) has proven to be his most commercially successful project, bringing in $217,000,000 at the box office.[7]
In the early 2000s, Sizemore appeared in the action films Pearl Harbor (2001), starring Ben Affleck, and Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down (2001). He had a voice role as Sonny Forelli in the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Sizemore starred in Ticker (2001), an action film directed by Albert Pyun, with Steven Seagal and Dennis Hopper. He also starred in the well-reviewed but short-lived television drama series Robbery Homicide Division (2001); it was canceled midway through its first season. He appeared in the Mel Gibson-produced Paparazzi (2004) and played an undercover cop in Swindle (2006), opposite Sherilyn Fenn.
That same year, he starred in The Genius Club (2006), playing a terrorist who taunts seven geniuses into solving the world's problems in one night. He went on to a leading role in the action/thriller film Splinter (2006) with Edward James Olmos. The next year, television network VH1 aired a six-episode reality TV series called Shooting Sizemore (2007), depicting the actor's life as he struggled to regain his career in the midst of battling long-standing addictions to methamphetamine and heroin.[8] The series also covered an ongoing legal appeal of his conviction for an assault of former Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss.[9] In the same year, the actor starred in the indie drama film Oranges (2007) with Tom Arnold and Jill Hennessy, which was directed by Syrian director and producer Joseph Merhi.
Sizemore performed in two films that screened at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival, Red (2008) and American Son (2008). He was highly prolific that year, starring in The Last Lullaby (2008), The Flyboys (2008) with Stephen Baldwin, action film Stiletto (2008) with Tom Berenger and Michael Biehn, drama film Toxic (2008) with Costas Mandylor, and the Canadian drama A Broken Life (2008) with Ving Rhames.
He went on to appear in five episodes of the television series Crash (2008–2009) with Dennis Hopper and the comedy film Super Capers (2009). Sizemore starred in the indie horror film Murder 101 (2014) and co-starred with Kyra Sedgwick and Vincent D'Onofrio in the comedy-drama film Chlorine (2013).[10] Sizemore starred alongside martial arts actor Mark Dacascos in the action film Shadows in Paradise (2010), followed by an appearance as a trucker in an episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Sizemore appeared alongside the Insane Clown Posse in the comedy film Big Money Rustlas (2010) and the drama 513 with Michael Madsen. Sizemore has roles in the films Suing the Devil (2011) and White Knight (2011), as well as the adventure film The Age of Reason (2014). He saw a career resurgence when he was cast as a series regular in the USA Network action program Shooter (2016), starring Ryan Phillippe. He went on to receive positive notices for the drama thriller Calico Skies (2016).[11][12] In 2017, he appeared as insurance agent Anthony Sinclair in David Lynch's revival miniseries Twin Peaks,[13] and portrayed FBI Agent Bill Sullivan in the drama film Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House.[14]
In 2020, Sizemore appeared in C.L.E.A.N., a thriller/horror indie film and won a Vegas Movie Award[15] and in 2021 won another Vegas Movie Award for his supporting role in indie film The Electric Man with Vernon Wells and Eric Roberts.[16][17] In 2022 Sizemore won also an IndieFEST Film Award and Accolade Competition Award for his supporting role in The Electric Man.[18]
In January, 2022, Sizemore joined the cast of The Legend of Jack and Diane, a feature film described as a female-fronted revenge thriller, directed and written by Bruce Bellocchi.[19][20] The same year he was the lead star of the comedy series Barbee Rehab, alongside Bai Ling and Janice Dickinson.[21]
Music
Sizemore fronted the Hollywood rock band Day 8. Formed in 2002, the band recorded a four-song EP produced and recorded by Bradley Dujmovic and former Snot/Soulfly guitarist Mike Doling. Originally called "The Bystanders", the group included guitarist and co-writer Rod Castro, Alan Muffterson, Tyrone Tomke and Michael Taylor.[citation needed]
Personal life
Sizemore married actress Maeve Quinlan in 1996 but divorced in 1999 because of issues associated with his drug problems. In 2010, Sizemore appeared as a patient/castmember on VH1's third season of Celebrity Rehab.[22]
In July 2005, Sizemore became a father when Janelle McIntire gave birth to twins.[23] On October 19, 2005, Vivid Entertainment released The Tom Sizemore Sex Scandal, a sex tape featuring Sizemore and multiple women.[24] In the video, Sizemore claimed to have had sex with Paris Hilton, an allegation that she later denied, claiming it was a ploy by Sizemore to increase sales.[25]
Substance abuse and legal problems
Sizemore, who battled drug addiction from age 15,[26] was convicted in 2003 of domestic violence against his girlfriend, the former "Hollywood Madam" Heidi Fleiss.[27] Sizemore was sentenced to seven months in jail and four months in drug treatment for repeatedly failing drug tests while on probation on March 25, 2005.[28] Sizemore was caught attempting to fake the urine test using a Whizzinator.[29][30][31] Fleiss's restraining order against him had lapsed by the time they appeared together in the third season of Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew in 2010.[32]
On May 8, 2007, while still on probation for a previous drug conviction, Sizemore was arrested outside the Four Points Sheraton hotel in Bakersfield, California, for possession of methamphetamine.[33]
In 2013, Sizemore appeared on an episode of the talk show Dr. Phil, titled "Explosive Relationships", where he discussed his rise to stardom and the subsequent fallout after his years of struggling with substance abuse and run-ins with law enforcement, as well as his relationship with Heidi Fleiss. Season 11 Episode 138 aired on April 18, 2013.
In early 2014, a recording emerged of Sizemore alleging that former girlfriend Elizabeth Hurley had an affair with Bill Clinton in 1998.[34] Under threat of legal action, Sizemore admitted that the allegation was false. He elaborated that the recording was made without his knowledge during a time when he was battling substance abuse.[35]
Sizemore had been approached to appear in the first season of the reality television series Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew but declined. He met with Drew Pinsky about appearing in the second season, sitting in Pinsky's office for two hours, as Pinsky recounted, "sweating and completely high on drugs, talking a million miles an hour, acting like he was going to do it then deciding he didn't want to." Sizemore ultimately decided to appear in the show's third season but did not appear in the season premiere. Because Heidi Fleiss was also in treatment on the show that season, both she and Sizemore had to consent to appear together. The season premiered in January 2010, with Sizemore's arrival at the clinic chronicled in the third episode, and his reunion with Fleiss was amicable.[32] By the season's end, Fleiss lashed out at Sizemore at their graduation ceremony, taunting him that "the thought of being with [him] would turn women gay."
In February 2017, Sizemore pleaded no contest to two charges of domestic abuse for assaulting his girlfriend, for which he was sentenced to 36 months of summary probation, 30 days of community service, and a year-long domestic violence program; he was also subject to two protective orders associated with the charges, and ordered to pay various fees. The deal was made by Sizemore to avoid spending 210 days in jail.[36]
In a 2013 interview, Sizemore claimed that he began to achieve sobriety after a stern interrogation from fellow actor Robert De Niro.[37] De Niro personally checked Sizemore into rehabilitation.[38]
On January 5, 2019, Sizemore was arrested for misdemeanor drug possession of "various illegal narcotics" in Burbank, California.[39]
Sexual abuse allegations
In November 2017, it was revealed by The Hollywood Reporter that Sizemore had been kicked off the set of the film Born Killers (then known as Piggy Banks) in 2003 for allegedly sexually molesting an 11-year-old actress when the film was in production near Salt Lake City, Utah.[40] Sizemore denied any wrongdoing and was allowed back on the film set after the Salt Lake County prosecutor's office decided against going forward with the case "due to witness and evidence problems."[41]
In May 2018, the actress, by then 26 years old, filed a lawsuit against Sizemore, claiming that his alleged abuse caused longstanding emotional problems and seeking at least $3 million. A statement from Sizemore's publicist again denied the abuse, noting that nothing amiss was reported by a Born Killers staff member whose duty was supervising child actors on set.[42]
On August 27, 2020, USA Today reported that a Utah judge had dismissed the lawsuit. Sizemore again denied her claims, stating: "Beyond the loss of work and the pain and humiliation this has caused me and my family, the thought that an 11-year old girl would think I violated her, whether it be because she misconstrued some inadvertent touching when the director placed her upon my lap for the photo shoot or someone else instilled this idea in her head for whatever malicious, self-serving reasons, is what devastates me most."[43]
Death
On February 18, 2023, Sizemore suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm at his Los Angeles home and was hospitalized at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in critical condition.[44][45][46] Charles Lago, his representative, issued a statement on February 27 that doctors had determined there was "no further hope and have recommended end-of-life decision" to Sizemore's family.[47][48][49] Sizemore died on March 3, 2023.[46]
Filmography
Film
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1989 | Lock Up | Dallas | |
Rude Awakening | Ian | ||
Penn & Teller Get Killed | 2nd Mugger | ||
Born on the Fourth of July | Vet #1 | ||
1990 | A Matter of Degrees | Zeno Stefanos | |
Blue Steel | Wool Cap | ||
1991 | Flight of the Intruder | "Boxman" | |
Guilty by Suspicion | Ray Karlin | ||
Point Break | DEA Agent Deets | Uncredited | |
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man | Chance Wilder | ||
Where Sleeping Dogs Lie | Eddie Hale | ||
1992 | Love Is Like That | Lenny | |
Passenger 57 | Sly Delvecchio | ||
1993 | Watch It | Danny | |
Heart and Souls | Milo Peck | ||
True Romance | Detective Cody Nicholson | ||
Striking Distance | Danny Detillo | ||
1994 | Wyatt Earp | Bat Masterson | |
Natural Born Killers | Detective Jack Scagnetti | ||
1995 | Strange Days | Max Peltier | |
Devil in a Blue Dress | DeWitt Albright | ||
Heat | Michael Cheritto | ||
1997 | The Relic | Lieutenant Vincent D'Agosta | |
1998 | Saving Private Ryan | Sergeant First Class Mike Horvath | |
Enemy of the State | Paulie Pintero, Mob Kingpin | Uncredited | |
1999 | The Florentine | Teddy | |
The Match | "Buffalo" | ||
Bringing Out the Dead | Tom Wolls | ||
Play It to the Bone | Joe Domino | ||
2000 | Get Carter | Les Fletcher | Voice |
Red Planet | Dr. Quinn Burchenal | ||
2001 | Pearl Harbor | Sergeant Earl Sistern | |
Ticker | Detective Ray Nettles | ||
Black Hawk Down | Colonel Danny McKnight | ||
2002 | Big Trouble | "Snake" Dupree | |
Swindle | Seth George | ||
Welcome to America | Zach | ||
2003 | Pauly Shore Is Dead | Himself | |
Dreamcatcher | Lieutenant Owen Underhill | ||
2004 | Paparazzi | Rex Harper | |
2005 | The Nickel Children | Freedo | |
Born Killers | Dad | ||
No Rules | Kain Diamond | ||
2006 | Zyzzyx Road | Joey | |
Ring Around the Rosie | Pierce | Video | |
Shut Up and Shoot! | Himself | ||
Splinter | Detective Cunningham | ||
The Genius Club | Armand | ||
2007 | White Air | Steve | |
Bottom Feeder | Vince Stoker | ||
Oranges | Burt | ||
Protecting the King | Ronnie | ||
Furnace | Frank Miller | ||
A Broken Life | Max | ||
2008 | American Son | Dale | |
The Flyboys | Angelo Esposito | ||
Red | Michael McCormack | ||
The Acquirer | Arthur | ||
The Last Lullaby | Price | ||
Stiletto | "Large" Bills | ||
Toxic | Van Sant | ||
2009 | Commute | God | |
Super Capers | Roger Cheatem | ||
The Grind | Chuck | ||
Angels and Fire | Mack Fogg | Short | |
21 and a Wake-Up | Jack Breedlau | ||
Double Duty | Craig | ||
2010 | Big Money Rustlas | Himself | |
Shadows in Paradise | Colonel Bunker | ||
The Auctioneers | Abel | ||
Corrado | Paolo Spinello | ||
2011 | Good God Bad Dog | Ezra Mann | Short |
Black Gold | Detective Brandano | ||
Cellmates | Leroy Lowe | ||
Cross | Detective Nitti | Video | |
Contractor's Routine | Art Professor | ||
Suing the Devil | Tony "The Hip" Anzaldo | ||
The Speak | Doyle | ||
El Cartel de los Sapos | DEA Agent Sam Mathews | ||
The Saints of Mt. Christopher | Richard Satler | ||
2012 | Slumber Party Slaughter | Tom Kingsford | |
El bosc | Pickett | ||
Visible Scars | Mike Gillis | ||
Pieces | Jim | Short | |
2013 | Madoff: Made Off with America | Vito | |
Company of Heroes | Lieutenant Dean Ransom | Video | |
Five Hour Friends | Timothy Bonner | ||
Meth Head | Sonny | ||
Chlorine | Ernie | ||
Paranormal Movie | Himself | ||
Before I Sleep | Randy | ||
Crosshairs | Jimmy Marcos | ||
Remnants | General Vincent Tate | ||
The Charlatan | Cop | Short | |
Five Thirteen | Glen | ||
Fake Dog Shit | The Bum | Short | |
2014 | Auteur | Himself | |
SEAL Team 8: Behind Enemy Lines | Ricks | Video | |
The Drunk | Bruce Frye | ||
Flashes | Detective Mark Hume | ||
Through the Eye | Frank Rossi | ||
Murder 101 | FBI Agent Ridley | ||
Private Number | Jeff | ||
Bordering on Bad Behavior | Bob | ||
Where I Come From | Tom | Short | |
Reach Me | Frank | ||
The Age of Reason | Robert | ||
2015 | 24 Hours | Damian White | |
The Intruders | Howard Markby | ||
Laugh Killer Laugh | Orphanage Headmaster | ||
Terms & Conditions | "El Viejo" | ||
6 Ways to Die | Mike Jones | ||
Night of the Living Dead: Darkest Dawn | Chief McClelland | Voice | |
If I Tell You I Have to Kill You | Dr. Richard Baum | ||
Collar | Chief Hamilton Markham | ||
2016 | Clandestine | Assemblyman Dean Bada | |
Durant's Never Closes | Jack Durant | ||
Swap | Kyle Norris | ||
Halloweed | Vincent Modine | ||
Crossing Point | Pedro | ||
Wolf Mother | Jon | ||
Hunting Season | Nick | ||
Traded | Lew Crawford / Lavoie | ||
The Bronx Bull | Tony | ||
Beyond Valkyrie: Dawn of the 4th Reich | Master Sergeant O'Malley | ||
USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage | Chief Petty Officer McWhorter | ||
Better Criminal | Sergeant Mike Martin | ||
Calico Skies | Phoenix | ||
2017 | Secrets of Deception | Eddie Green | |
Cross Wars | Detective Frank Nitti | ||
Joe's War | Captain Vickers | ||
Atomica | Darius Zek | ||
Misirlou | Colonel Rich "Big Rich" | ||
The Immortal Wars | "Bloodshed" | ||
The Assault | Detective Gary Broza | ||
Bad Frank | Mickey Duro | ||
College Ball | - | ||
Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House | FBI Agent Bill Sullivan | ||
The Slider | Nurse | ||
A Chance in the World | John Sykes | ||
I Believe | Don Carlo | ||
Blood Circus | Detective Jake Dawson | ||
Radical | CIA Agent McKitrick | ||
Beautiful Flowers | High Priest | Short | |
2018 | The Second Coming of Christ | Larry | |
The Litch | Giovanni Moretti | ||
Unkillable | Mr. Gilliam | ||
The Martyr Maker | CIA Agent Terry Davis | ||
Black Wake | Detective Michaels | ||
Speed Kills | Dwayne Franklin | ||
Dead Ringer | Boyd Dennison | ||
Prepper's Grove | - | ||
Nazi Overlord | Colonel Forrester | ||
Exit 14 | Roy | ||
The Debt | Richie | Short | |
Ole Bryce | Dr. Bryce | ||
2019 | Wish Man | Sergeant Mason | |
Myra | "Coco" Lewandowski | ||
Hell to Pay | Sabbath | Short | |
Hell Girl | Jebidiha | ||
The Pining | Father William | ||
Killing Me | - | Short | |
7 Deadly Sins | Richard Gates | ||
I Am Not for Sale: The Fight to End Human Trafficking | Doctor | ||
John Wynn's Mirror Mirror | Callahan Wilson | ||
Abstruse | Max London | ||
Cross 3 | Detective Frank Nitti | ||
2020 | Adam | "Lucky" | |
The Runners | Pastor Dave Twiss | ||
Monster Hunters | Colonel Mayweather | ||
Nowheresville | Preacher | ||
Apocalypse of Ice | Reggie | ||
C.L.E.A.N. | Mr. Wilkens, The Manager | ||
Hell Hole | Roscoe | ||
2021 | When Devils Play | Don Gennaro | Short |
Narco Sub | DEA Agent-In-Charge Craig Ford | ||
Central Park Dark | Thomas Winters | ||
Alien Conquest | General Reed | ||
Monstrous: Interview with a Killer | Gabriel Light | ||
The Trouble | Bob Carter | ||
Megalodon Rising | Commander Moore | ||
Hustle Down | Cully | ||
2022 | Vampfather | Dr. Oomious | |
Damon's Revenge | Sheriff Walsh | ||
The Electric Man | Jace | ||
Impuratus | Detective Clayton Douglas | ||
Project Skyquake | Hank | ||
Bullet Train Down | Scott Madison | ||
Night of the Tommyknockers | Marshal Steed | ||
Battle for Pandora | Commander Hank Lewis | ||
Amber Road | Pluto | ||
Dine n' Dashians 3 | Shh "Hitman" | Short | |
An Hedonia, The Fallen | Bossman Roy | Short | |
The Legend of Jack and Diane | Detective Parker | [50] | |
2023 | The Getter | Moe "Cadillac" | |
Breakout | Chaz Coleman | ||
Made Vicious | Victor |
Television
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1989 | Gideon Oliver | Paul Slocum | Episode: "Sleep Well, Professor Oliver" |
1989–90 | China Beach | Sergeant Vinnie Ventresca | Recurring cast: Season 3 |
1990 | Against the Law | Rainey Fults | Episode: "Contempt" |
1992 | An American Story | Jesse Meadows | Television film |
1998 | Witness to the Mob | John Gotti | Television film |
1999 | Witness Protection | Bobby "Bats" Batton | Television film |
2001 | The Directors | Himself | Episode: "The Films of Michael Mann" |
2002 | Reel Comedy | Himself | Episode: "Big Trouble" |
Justice League | Metamorpho | Voice, episode: "Metamorphosis" | |
Sins of the Father | Tom Cherry | Television film | |
2002–03 | Robbery Homicide Division | Lieutenant Sam Cole | Main cast |
2004 | Hustle | Pete Rose | Television film |
2004–06 | Dr. Vegas | Vic Moore | Main cast |
2007 | Shooting Sizemore | Himself | Main cast |
Head Case | Himself | 2 episodes | |
Superstorm | Katzenberg | Main cast | |
2008 | CSI: Miami | Kurt Rossi | Episode: "Down to the Wire" |
2008–09 | Crash | Detective Adrian Cooper | Main cast: Season 1 |
2009 | Southland | Timmy Davis | Episode: "See the Woman" |
2010 | Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew | Himself | Main cast: Season 3 |
Celebrity Rehab Presents Sober House | Himself | Main cast: Season 2 | |
Entourage | Himself | Episode: "Tequila Sunrise" | |
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia | Byron the Trucker | Episode: "The Gang Gets Stranded in the Woods" | |
P Lo's House | Himself | Television film | |
2011–12 | Hawaii Five-0 | Captain Vince Fryer | Recurring cast: Season 2 |
2012 | Perception | Bobby Lonergan | Episode: "Nemesis" |
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit | Lewis Hoda | Episode: "Manhattan Vigil" | |
2013 | Dr. Phil | Himself | Episode: "Explosive Relationships" |
2014 | Dark Haul | Knicks | Television film |
2014–15 | The Red Road | Jack Kopus | Recurring cast |
2015 | Law & Order: Special Victims Unit | Lewis Hoda | Episode: "Depravity Standard" |
Exit Strategy | Jonathan Marks | Television film | |
2016 | Lucifer | Hank Cutter | Episode: "Favorite Son" |
Undercover | Captain Rogers | Episode: "Is It Really What It Appears to Be?" | |
2016–17 | Shooter | Hugh Meachum | Recurring cast: Season 1 |
2017 | Twin Peaks | Anthony Sinclair | Recurring cast |
2022 | Barbee Rehab | Dr. Tom | Main cast |
Video games
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
2002 | Grand Theft Auto: Vice City | Sonny Forelli | |
2006 | 24: The Game | Sid Wilson | |
2021 | Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition | Sonny Forelli | Archival recordings Remaster of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City only. |
Awards and nominations
Year | Award | Category | Nominated work | Result |
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1994 | Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films | Best Supporting Actor | Nominated | |
1998 | Blockbuster Entertainment Awards | Saturn Award for Favorite Actor - Horror | Nominated | |
1998 | Golden Satellite Award | Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture | Nominated | |
1999 | Screen Actors Guild Awards | Outstanding Performance by a Cast | Nominated | |
2000 | Golden Globe Awards | Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television | Nominated | |
2002 | Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards | Best Ensemble Cast (shared with Eric Bana, Ewen Bremner, William Fichtner, Josh Hartnett, Jason Isaacs and Ewan McGregor) | Nominated | |
2006 | XRCO Award | Best New Stud | Triple-X Tom
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Nominated |
2008 | New York International Independent Film & Video Festival | Best Actor | Good God Bad Dog
|
Won |
2011 | Action on Film International Film Festival | Best Supporting Actor | Through the Eye
|
Won |
2011 | Action on Film International Film Festival | Best Supporting Actor - Feature | Through the Eye
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Won |
2012 | ShockerFest International Film Festival | Best Actor | Visible Scars
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Nominated |
2014 | Independent Filmmakers Showcase IFS Film Festival | Best Supporting Actor | The Age of Reason
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Won |
2016 | International Filmmaker Festival of World Cinema | Best Supporting Actor | Won | |
2017 | World Music & Independent Film Festival | Best Supporting Actor - Feature film | Won | |
2018 | Independent Horror Movie Awards | Best Actor | Black Wake
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Nominated |
2018 | Sofia Independent Film Festival | Best Film | Abstruse
|
Nominated |
2018 | Warsaw Independent Film Festival | Best Feature Film | Abstruse
|
Nominated |
2021 | Vegas Movie Awards | Best Supporting Actor | Won | |
2021 | Vegas Movie Awards | Best Supporting Actor | The Electric Man
|
Won |
2021 | IndieFEST Film Awards | Best Supporting Actor | The Electric Man
|
Won |
2022 | Accolade Competition | Best Supporting Actor | The Electric Man
|
Won |
2022 | Vegas Movie Awards | Best Supporting Actor | Project Skyquake
|
Won |
2022 | Vegas Movie Awards | Best Ensemble Cast (shared with Laura Ellen Wilson, Laura Saxon, Robert LaSardo, Simon Bamford, Jon Vangdal Aamaas, Shawn Michael Clankie, Gergö Elekes, József Gallai, Pál Marton, Péter Krenács, Bálint Szántó) | Project Skyquake
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Won |
2022 | Accolade Competition | Best Ensemble Cast (shared with Rachel Riley, Elissa Dowling, William McNamara, Janet Wang, Robert LaSardo,Vernon Wells, Vincent M. Ward, BJ Mezek, Mike Ferguson, Hans Hernke, Dave Shecter, Lisa Hinds, Gregory Blair, Tasha Tacosa, Jed Rowen, Ames Tiedeman, Crystal J. Huang, Paul Bradford, Ana Harrison) | Amber Road
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Won |
2022 | Vegas Movie Awards | Best Ensemble Cast (shared with Rachel Riley, Elissa Dowling, William McNamara, Janet Wang, Robert LaSardo,Vernon Wells, Vincent M. Ward, BJ Mezek, Mike Ferguson, Hans Hernke, Dave Shecter, Lisa Hinds, Gregory Blair, Tasha Tacosa, Jed Rowen, Ames Tiedeman, Crystal J. Huang, Paul Bradford, Ana Harrison) | Amber Road
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Won |
2022 | Hollywood Blood Horror Festival | Best Ensemble Cast (shared with Rachel Riley, Elissa Dowling, William McNamara, Janet Wang, Robert LaSardo,Vernon Wells, Vincent M. Ward, BJ Mezek, Mike Ferguson, Hans Hernke, Dave Shecter, Lisa Hinds, Gregory Blair, Tasha Tacosa, Jed Rowen, Ames Tiedeman, Crystal J. Huang, Paul Bradford, Ana Harrison) | Amber Road
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Won |
2022 | Hollywood Blood Horror Festival | Best Supporting Actor | Amber Road
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Won |
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