Michael Cumpsty
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Acting Credits
Biography
Michael Cumpsty (born February 28, 1960) is a British actor. He made his Broadway debut in the Tom Stoppard play Artist Descending a Staircase (1989). He has acted in plays such as David Hare's Racing Demon (1995), Michael Frayn's Copenhagen (2000), and Democracy (2004), and Sophie Treadwell's Machinal (2014) as well in musicals such as 1776 (1997), 42nd Street (2001), and Sunday in the Park with George (2008). He received a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical nomination for his role...
Known For
Filmography
Severance
2022
as Doug Graner
The Gilded Age
2022
as Lord Mildmay
The Enemy Within
2019
as Dennis Gordon
Barry
2018
as Movie Gene Cousineau
The Blacklist: Redemption
2017
as Robert Wilmont
Collateral Beauty
2016
as Chairman of the Board
The OA
2016
as Dr. Leon Citro
Burning Blue
2014
as Admiral Stephensen
Seduction Theory
2014
as The Father
Red Oaks
2014
as Priest
Madam Secretary
2014
as Max Quinn
Downtown Express
2012
as Vadim
Elementary
2012
as Arlen Schrader
Lafayette: The Lost Hero
2010
as Self - George Washington (voice)
Eat Pray Love
2010
as Swami Dhavalachandra
Boardwalk Empire
2010
as Ed Brennan
Mercy
2009
The Good Wife
2009
as Eric Napier
Nurse Jackie
2009
as Lou Babiak
The Visitor
2008
as Charles
The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer
2008
Starting Out in the Evening
2007
as Victor
Flags of Our Fathers
2006
as Secretary Forrestal
The Ex
2006
as Jack Connor
Law & Order: Criminal Intent
2001
as Bing Cullman
Law & Order: Criminal Intent
2001
as Mark Schaeffer
The Lady in Question
1999
as Klaus Gruber
The 24 Hour Woman
1999
as Suzanne Pincus' Publicist
The Ice Storm
1997
as Philip Edwards
Night Sins
1997
as Garrett Wright
Night Sins
1997
as Garrett Wright
Mistrial
1996
as Terry Lynch
Star Trek: Voyager
1995
as Lord Burleigh
Fatal Instinct
1993
as Laura's Husband
Bob
1992
as Mr. Terhorst (voice)
State of Grace
1990
as Frankie's Man #3
William Shakespeare's Hamlet
1990
as Laertes
Law & Order
1990
as Tom Willis
American Experience
1988
as James Callender
Matlock
1986
as Cameron Ivers
Great Performances
1971
as Laertes
Tony Awards
1956
as Self - Nominee