ALFRED MOLINA plays the Comte de Reynaud, the nobleman who takes it upon himself to drive out the chocolate shop that threatens the town's status quo. A renowned star of stage and screen. Molina most recently appeared in Paul Thomas Anderson's acclaimed ensemble dreama "Magnolia." He will next be seen in Steve Miner's classic Western "Texas Rangers," and in "Pete's Meteor" with Brenda Fricker.
Molina previously won raves with a cameo role in Anderson's "Boogie Nights," part of a cast that garnered a special Screen Actors Guild Award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a theatrical motion picture. His extensive film credits include the recent "Dudley Do-Right." "The Impostors." "Anna Karenina," "Species." "The Perez Family," "Hideaway." "Maverick." "Enchanted April," "Prick Up Your Ears," "Dead Man," "Not Without My Daughter." "Before and After," "Celebrity." "Miracle Man" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" to name a few.
Molina made his Broadway' debut in 1998 in the Tony winning play "Art" with Alan Alda and Victor Garber. taking a Tony nomination and a Drama Desk Award for his performance. Other theatre credits include his award-winning appearance in "Molly Sweeney" at New York's Roundabout Theater: "Night of the Iguana". David Mamet's "Speed the Plow"; "Serious Money" and "Oklahoma." On television. Molina opened the 1999 fall season with the series "Ladies Man." starring as furniture maker Jimmy Stiles.
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