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| − | '''Richard Dreyfus''' is one of the most talented actors of his generation and an outspoken critic of [[censorship]] in [[Hollywood]] and its mandated diversity and inclusion requirements. | + | '''Richard Dreyfuss''' is one of the most talented actors of his generation and an outspoken critic of [[censorship]] in [[Hollywood]] and its mandated diversity and inclusion requirements. |
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| | + | Dreyfuss was the then-youngest to win an [[Academy Award]] for best actor, which he won at age 30 for his performance in ''The Goodbye Girl'' (1977). By then he had already starred in megahit movies including ''[[American Graffiti]]'' and ''Jaws''. He also had an uncredited cameo performance years earlier in ''The Graduate''. |
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| | + | === Filmography === |
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| | + | '''Film''' |
| | + | * The Graduate (1967) – College Student |
| | + | * American Graffiti (1973) – Curt Henderson |
| | + | * The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (1974) – Duddy Kravitz |
| | + | * Jaws (1975) – Matt Hooper |
| | + | * Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) – Roy Neary |
| | + | * The Goodbye Girl (1977) – Elliot Garfield |
| | + | * The Big Fix (1978) – Moses Wine |
| | + | * The Competition (1980) – Paul Dietrich |
| | + | * Whose Life Is It Anyway? (1981) – Ken Harrison |
| | + | * Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986) – Dave Whiteman |
| | + | * Stakeout (1987) – Detective Chris Lecce |
| | + | * Moon Over Parador (1988) – Jack Noah / Simms |
| | + | * Always (1989) – Pete Sandich |
| | + | * Postcards from the Edge (1990) – Doctor Frankenthal |
| | + | * Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (1990) – The Player |
| | + | * What About Bob? (1991) – Dr. Leo Marvin |
| | + | * Once Around (1991) – Sam Sharpe |
| | + | * Mr. Holland's Opus (1995) – Glenn Holland |
| | + | * Night Falls on Manhattan (1996) – Elihu Harrison |
| | + | * Krippendorf's Tribe (1998) – Professor James Krippendorf |
| | + | * The Crew (2000) – Bobby Bartellemeo |
| | + | * The Old Man Who Read Love Stories (2001) – Antonio Bolívar |
| | + | * Silver City (2004) – Chuck Raven |
| | + | * Poseidon (2006) – Richard Nelson |
| | + | * W. (2008) – Dick Cheney |
| | + | * My Life in Ruins (2009) – Irv Gideon |
| | + | * Piranha 3D (2010) – Matt Boyd |
| | + | * RED (2010) – Alexander Dunning |
| | + | * Killer Elite (2011) – David |
| | + | * Cas & Dylan (2013) – Dr. Cas Pepper |
| | + | * Paranoia (2013) – Frank Cassidy |
| | + | * Zipper (2015) – George Hiller |
| | + | * Daughter of the Wolf (2019) – Louis |
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| | + | '''Television''' |
| | + | * Gunsmoke (1970) – Episode: "This Golden Land" – Character |
| | + | * The Young Runaways (1972) – David Johnson |
| | + | * The Senator (1971) – Episode: "Incident in Baltimore" – Character |
| | + | * Victory at Entebbe (1976) – Lt. Colonel Yonatan 'Yoni' Netanyahu (TV Movie) |
| | + | * The Education of Max Bickford (2001-2002) – Max Bickford |
| | + | * Taken (2002) – Dr. Chet Wakeman |
| | + | * Weeds (2010) – Warren Schiff (3 episodes) |
| | + | * Madoff (2016) – Bernie Madoff |
| | + | * Shots Fired (2017) – Arlen Cox (7 episodes) |
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| − | Dreyfus was the then-youngest to win an [[Academy Award]] for best actor, which he won at age 30 for his performance in ''The Goodbye Girl'' (1977). By then he had already starred in megahit movies including ''[[American Graffiti]]'' and ''Jaws''. He also had an uncredited cameo performance years earlier in ''The Graduate''.
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