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DAVID DARLOW Height: 5’10” Hair: Silver AEA, SAG AFTRA THEATRE Andre The Father Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. The Elder Indecent Victory Gardens Theatre Morten Kill Enemy of the People GoodmanTheatre Serebryakov Uncle Vanya GoodmanTheatre Alfred Doolittle Pygmalion Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. Julius Caesar Julius Caesar Chicago Shakespeare Camino Real Casanova Goodman Theatre The Importance of Being Earnest Lady Bracknell Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. The Seagull Sorin Goodman Theatre Heroes Gustave Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. Othello Brabantio Chicago Shakespeare Theatre The Best Man Russell Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. Power* Fouquet Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. A Life in the Theatre Robert Goodman Theatre Nathan the Wise Nathan Chicago Festival of the Arts A Delicate Balance Tobias Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. Major Barabara+ Undershaft Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. Hapgood Kerner Remy Bumppo Theatre Co. End Game*** Clov American Theatre Co. Timon of Athens Apemantus Chicago Shakespeare Theatre As You Like It Jacques Chicago Shakespeare/Goodman Theatre Three Hotels Kenneth Apple Tree/Ivanhoe Lost in Yonkers Eddie Royal George The Misanthrope** Alceste Goodman Theatre A Midsummer Night’s Dream Oberon/Theseus Goodman Theatre The Real Thing* Henry Northlight/Briar St. The Philanthropist* Phillip Court Theatre The Merchant of Venice Shylock Oak Park Festival AWARDS ****Chicago International Film Festival +After Dark Award*** Joseph Jefferson Award – Best Supporting Actor* Jeff Nominations – Best Actor ** San Diego Critics Circle Nomination – Best Actor TELEVISION Empire Fox d/ Sanaa Hamri Chicago Fire NBC d/ Jann Turner Prison Break Fox d/ Matt Beesely Early Edition CBS d/ Gary Nelson Missing Persons ABC/ Pilot d/ Gary Sherman Kung Fu: The Next Generation CBS/ Pilot d/ Tony Wharmby Two Fathers’ Justice NBC/ MOW d/ Rod Holcomb Charley Hanna ABC/ Pilot d/ Peter H. Hunt Legacy of Lies USA Cable Network d/ Bradford May The Untouchables Paramount/Recurring p/ Christopher Crowe FILM True Nature Fat Cat Pictures d/ Patrick Steele Let’s Go To Prison Prison Pictures d/ Bob Odenkirk The Weatherman Paramount Pictures d/ Gore Verbinski Road to Perdition Dreamworks d/ Sam Mendes Unconditional Love Avery Pix d/P.J Hogan Ride with the Devil Good Machine d/ Ang Lee High Fidelity Top Five Productions d/ Stephen Frears Hoodlum U/A d/ Bill Duke The Fugitive Warner Brothers d/ Andrew Davis Miller’s Crossing Circle Films d/ Joel &Ethan Coen .

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