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David Paymer ... Dan Enright: Hank Azaria ... Albert Freedman: Christopher McDonald ... Jack Barry: Johann Carlo ... Toby Stempel: Elizabeth Wilson ... Dorothy Van Doren: Allan Rich ... Robert Kintner: Mira Sorvino ... Sandra Goodwin: George Martin ... Chairman: Paul Guilfoyle
Feb 19, 2015 · In Robert Redford’s superb Quiz Show, Paymer plays Enright as a corporate snake. Enright, along with his partner in crime, Albert Freedman (Hank Azaria), are so good at convincing people to cheat, that you actually grow to appreciate the skill of their verbal deception.
David Emmanuel Paymer (born August 30, 1954) is an American actor and television director. He has been in films such as Mr. Saturday Night , Quiz Show , Searching for Bobby Fischer , City Slickers , Crazy People , State and Main , Payback , Get Shorty , Carpool , The American President , The Hurricane , Ocean's Thirteen , and Drag Me to Hell .
The film stars John Turturro as Stempel, Rob Morrow as Goodwin, and Ralph Fiennes as Charles Van Doren. Paul Scofield, David Paymer, Hank Azaria, Martin Scorsese, Mira Sorvino, and Christopher McDonald play supporting roles. [5] [7] [8] The real Goodwin and Stempel served as technical advisors to the production.
- $31 million
- Mark Isham
- September 14, 1994 (New York City)
Accident Man (2018) 29 Videos. 83 Photos. One of modern TV and moviedom's most sturdy and reliable character actors, David Paymer dreamed of being an actor from early childhood. Although he came from a traditional middle-class Jewish family that urged him to become a doctor or lawyer, Paymer felt more at home in the world of the thespian.
Enright : Yeah, you're damn right he's not Charlie Van Doren. You know, you got these crackpots coming out of the woodwork, you're snooping around asking questions. You don't have a shred of concrete evidence. Dick Goodwin : Dan, let me tell you something.
Sep 16, 1994 · It depicts TV producer Dan Enright ( David Paymer) and game show host Jack Barry ( Christopher McDonald) and there is a certain fascination in the fact that the movie, to use a 1950s catch phrase, "names names."
