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An American singer and actor born and raised on the coast of New England where he spent his most of childhood in, on, and around the water. At the age of 14, he built his own sailboat using anything he could find. Aided by an unpredicted squall and a sail that was too big for the boat, the maiden voyage... See full bio »

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Filmography

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2014 Clear History (TV movie) (post-production)
The Construction Worker
 
2013 R.I.P.D. (completed)
Cemetery Worker in Utility Vehicle (uncredited)
 
2011 Slip & Fall
Bailiff
 
2011 Whaling City
Driscoll
 
2010 Edge of Darkness
Watch Sergeant
 
2006 Brotherhood (TV series)
Capt. Miller
Ecclesiastes 7:2 (2006) … Capt. Miller
 
2006 Damrell's Fire (TV movie)
Nathaniel Bradlee, Alderman Wooley, Captain Jacobs, Zenas Smith (voice)
 
2003 Mystic River
Neighbor at Barricade
 
1997 Leaving Scars
Jake
 
1996 The Darien Gap
Personnel Director
 
1994 Blown Away
Drunk Singer in Bar (uncredited)
 
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2000 ESPN SportsCentury (TV series documentary)
Himself
Jim Thorpe (2000) … Himself
 

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Youngest grandson of Brig. General Elliott R. Thorpe, who was chief of counter-intelligence in the Pacific for General Douglas MacArthur and chief of civil intelligence in Japan where he oversaw the custody of Emperor Hirohito following the Japanese surrender. See more »