The Departed
2006
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Actor: True Romance. A native of the Bronx, New York, Kevin Corrigan has been acting and writing since the age of 15. He made his film debut in Lost Angels (1989) and around that time, when he was just 17, his original play "The Boiler Room" was produced by the Young Playwrights Festival of New York. He has gone on to star in countless ...
Nov 14, 2023 · in Columns. on Nov 14, 2023. Acting, actor, Back to One, Kevin Corrigan. The SAG strike is over and Back To One returns in the most fitting way—with The Sixth Annual Kevin Corrigan Episode. The living patron saint of the indie actor fills us in on what’s been going on in his world over the past year, talks about playing off of Tim Blake ...
Kevin Fitzgerald Corrigan is an American actor. He has appeared mostly in independent films and television since the 1990s, including the role of Uncle Eddie on the sitcom Grounded for Life. His film appearances have included a supporting role in The Departed and co-starring roles in Big Fan and Results.
Listen to the podcast here. When asked about his decision to become an actor for life, with all the attendant ups and downs, Corrigan replies: “I always felt like, you know, MEAN STREETS was my favorite movie for a long time, and it still is. It’s still in the hall of fame in my mind of the best movies. And it often comes back to me.
One of the most prolific and reliably excellent actors on the independent film circuit, Kevin Corrigan has made a name for himself portraying a painfully memorable array of geeks, stoners, and generally pathetic losers. Consistently good at playing bad, he has elevated the expression of basic freakishness into something of an underrated art form.
Dec 27, 2022 · by Peter Rinaldi. in Columns. on Dec 27, 2022. Acting, actor, Back to One, Kevin Corrigan, Podcast. If the Back To One podcast has one tradition, it is the yearly visit from its very first guest, the living patron saint of the working actor, Kevin Corrigan.
Kevin Corrigan. By his mid-20s, Kevin Corrigan had appeared in over 20 films, in roles ranging from bit parts to leads. He also snagged the supporting role of Frankie Spivak, college classmate to Rhea Perlman's "Pearl" (CBS, 1996-97). The dark-haired, thick-browed Corrigan harbored show business aspirations early.
