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His most memorable and critically acclaimed role was that of Lou in Sam Raimi 's A Simple Plan (1998), also a project involving Thornton. Other highlights include roles in U Turn (1997) , The Green Mile (1999) , The Majestic (2001) , Mulholland Drive (2001) , Driven (2001) , Madison (2001), and Spider-Man 2 (2004).
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Brent Briscoe ... Bill Dodge: Bill McKinney ... Jack Van Hay: Gary Sinise ... Burt Hammersmith: Rachel Singer ... Cynthia Hammersmith: Scotty Leavenworth ... Hammersmith's Son: Katelyn Leavenworth ... Hammersmith's Daughter: Bill Gratton ... Earl the Plumber: Dee Croxton ...
The Green Mile: Bill Dodge: Man on the Moon: Heavyset Technician: 2000: Beautiful: Lurdy: 2001: Double Take: Junior Barnes: Madison: Tony Steinhardt: Driven 'Crusher' Say It Isn't So: Detective Vic Vetter: Mulholland Drive: Detective Neal Domgaard: The Majestic: Sheriff Cecil Coleman: 2002: It's All About You: Bathroom Patron: Waking up in Reno ...
YearTitleRole2017Matthew Langdon2017Detective Dave Macklay2016Officer Murphy2015Luther KentSummaries. A tale set on death row, where gentle giant John Coffey possesses the mysterious power to heal people's ailments. When the lead guard, Paul Edgecombe, recognizes John's gift, he tries to help stave off the condemned man's execution. Based on Stephen King's 1996 novel of the same name.
Eve Brent as Elaine Connelly; William Sadler as Klaus Detterick; Paula Malcomson as Marjorie Detterick; Brent Briscoe as Bill Dodge; Bill McKinney as Jack Van Hay; Gary Sinise as Burt Hammersmith
Oct 20, 2017 · NBC. Brent Briscoe, known for appearances on “ Parks and Recreation ” and “ Twin Peaks ,” died on Wednesday after a short hospital stay due to a serious fall that resulted in internal bleeding...
Oct 20, 2017 · His body of work also includes film roles in The Green Mile, The Dark Knight Rises, Spider-Man 2, National Treasure: Book of Secrets, and Man on the Moon. Other television appearances besides...
