CLARK GREGG recently starred as the pre-op transsexual, Hank/Henrietta, in The Adventures of Sebastian Cole, a role that earned him an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. On stage, Gregg most recently starred as Bernard in a reprise of David Mamet's 'Sexual Perversity in Chicago' at Mamet's Atlantic Theater Company. Numerous television appearances include a special guest stint in the final two episodes of ABC's 'Sports Night' and a recent episode of 'Sex and the City'.
Other film credits include Magnolia, I Love Trouble, Mamet's Things Change, Clear and Present Danger, The Usual Suspects, Fat Man and Little Boy, Six Ways to Sunday, Lana in Love, The Mailman, as well as HBO films 'Tyson' and 'Above Suspicion.' As a founding member and former artistic director of Mamet's Atlantic Theater Company, Gregg starred in 'Mojo', 'Three Sisters', 'Women and Water', 'Reckless', 'Nothing Sacred' and 'Boys' Life'. Other theater credits include 'A Few Good Men' on Broadway, 'The Old Boy' and 'Unidentified Human Remains'. Gregg directed a revival of Mamet's 'Edmond' for Atlantic and the New York and Los Angeles premieres of Kevin Heelan's award-winning 'Distant Fires'.
Gregg's feature screenwriting debut is What Lies Beneath, starring Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer and directed by Robert Zemeckis.
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