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Alan Arkin

Alan Arkin

Alan Arkin

is 74 years old
Actor

Real name: Alan Wolf Arkin
Born: Monday, March 26, 1934
  (New York, New York, USA)
Height: 5' 9"

Rating
100% (2 votes)

Star Sign:
Aries
Other Aries celebrities
CreditsPhotos (9) 

Alan Arkin in Little Miss Sunshine (2006)

ALAN ARKIN has long been recognized as an actor of great talent and versatility on stage, screen and television. Born in New York, Alan launched his career with Chicago's Second City improvisational revue. This led to his first part on Broadway, the lead in Carl Reiner's play “Enter Laughing,” for which he won a Tony Award. After becoming a successful actor and director on Broadway, Arkin received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor for his first feature film, Norman Jewison’s THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING, THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING. He received a second Oscar nomination and the New York Critic's Award for his performance in THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER. Some of his many other films have included WAIT UNTIL DARK, CATCH-22, the original version of THE IN-LAWS, EDWARD SCISSORHANDS, GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS, MOTHER NIGHT, and THIRTEEN CONVERSATIONS ABOUT ONE THING. He has written and directed two short films, T.G.I.F. and PEOPLE SOUP. The first opened the 1967 New York Film Festival, and the latter received an Oscar nomination.

Arkin starred in the highly acclaimed A&E television series “100 Centre Street” written and directed by Sidney Lumet. Other television appearances include his Emmy-nominated performances in PENTAGON PAPERS for the FX network and ESCAPE FROM SOBIBOR. He guest starred as the father of his real-life son, Adam Arkin, on “Chicago Hope,” which earned him yet another Emmy nomination. He was seen in HBO’s AND STARRING PANCHO VILLA AS HIMSELF with Antonio Banderas for director Bruce Beresford, as well as in Steven Soderbergh’s episode of the anthology film EROS. Arkin most recently starred in FIREWALL with Harrison Ford, and voiced a character in Jerry Seinfeld’s upcoming animated BEE MOVIE. He will also be seen in the forthcoming SANTA CLAUSE 3 with Tim Allen

When not occupied as an actor or director, Arkin is likely to devote his time to music or writing. He has written six books, all published by Harper/Collins, the latest a children’s book entitled Cassie Loves Beethoven, published by Hyperion. An earlier work, The Lemming Condition, has sold steadily for twenty years, and was honored by The Book Sellers of America by being placed in the White House Library.

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Alan Arkin

 appeared in following movies:
Private Lives of Pippa Lee, The (2009) [Filming] Herb
Get Smart (2008) [Post-production] The Chief
Sunshine Cleaning (2008) 80% (1 votes) Joe
80th Annual Academy Awards, The (2008) 79% (6 votes) Himself - Presenter: Best
Raising Flagg (2007) Flagg Purdy
79th Annual Academy Awards, The (2007) 80% (7 votes) Himself - Winner: Best Actor in
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, The (2006) 40% (26 votes) Bud Newman
Little Miss Sunshine (2006) 89% (551 votes) Grandpa
Firewall (2006) 70% (129 votes) Arlin Forester
Eros (2004) 60% (7 votes) Dr. Pearl/Hal
Noel (2004) 55% (8 votes) Artie Venzuela
Novice, The (2004) Father Benkhe
Pentagon Papers, The (2003) dvd62% (3 votes) Harry Rowen
And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003) dvd70% (5 votes) Sam Drebben
Varian's War (2001) dvd58% (2 votes) Freier
America's Sweethearts (2001) dvd51% (139 votes) Wellness Guide
Magicians (2000) Milo
Jakob the Liar (1999) dvd51% (34 votes) Max Frankfurter
Slums of Beverly Hills (1998) dvd66% (32 votes) Murray Abromowitz
Gattaca (1997) dvd72% (280 votes) Det. Hugo
Grosse Pointe Blank (1997) dvd72% (228 votes) Dr. Oatman
Four Days in September (1997) dvd68% (11 votes) Charles Burke Elbrick
Mother Night (1996) dvd72% (13 votes) George Kraft
Jerky Boys, The (1995) 50% (10 votes) Ernie Lazarro
Steal Big Steal Little (1995) 50% (2 votes) Lou Perilli, Ruben's Partner
Picture Windows (1994) Tully (Episode: "Soir Bleu")
Doomsday Gun (1994) dvd70% (3 votes) Col. Yossi
Indian Summer (1993) dvd62% (13 votes) Unca Lou Handler
Taking the Heat (1993) Tommy Canard
Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) dvd80% (123 votes) George Aaronow
Rocketeer, The (1991) dvd52% (67 votes) A. 'Peevy' Peabody
Havana (1990) dvd48% (11 votes) Joe Volpi
Coupe de Ville (1990) 58% (4 votes) Fred Libner
Edward Scissorhands (1990) dvd80% (282 votes) Bill Boggs
Escape from Sobibor (1987) dvd80% (7 votes) Leon Feldhendler
    • Nominated for Golden Globe - Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV 1988
    • Nominated for Emmy - Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Special 1987
Big Trouble (1986) dvd46% (1 votes) Leonard Hoffman
Joshua Then and Now (1985) 56% (1 votes) Reuben Shapiro
Bad Medicine (1985) 36% (2 votes) Dr. Ramón Madera
Fourth Wise Man, The (1985) Orontes
Terror in the Aisles (1984) 60% (6 votes) Roak (Wait Until Dark) (archive
Last Unicorn, The (1982) dvd61% (35 votes) Schmendrick (voice)
Chu Chu and the Philly Flash (1981) 68% (1 votes) Flash
Full Moon High (1981) 50% (1 votes) Dr. Brand
Simon (1980) 48% (1 votes) Prof. Simon Mendelssohn
In-Laws, The (1979) dvd72% (14 votes) Sheldon S. Kornpett, D.D.S.
Seven-Per-Cent Solution, The (1976) 70% (5 votes) Dr. Sigmund Freud
Hearts of the West (1975) 74% (1 votes) Burt Kessler
Freebie and the Bean (1974) 60% (2 votes) Bean
Little Murders (1971) dvd54% (3 votes) Lt. Practice
Catch-22 (1970) dvd66% (30 votes) Captain John Yossarian,
Inspector Clouseau (1968) 42% (1 votes) Insp. Jacques Clouseau
Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, The (1968) 80% (4 votes) John Singer
    • Nominated for Academy Award - Best Actor in a Leading Role 1969
    • Nominated for Golden Globe - Best Motion Picture Actor - Drama 1969
Wait Until Dark (1967) dvd80% (30 votes) Roat/Harry Roat Jr/Roat Sr
Woman Times Seven (1967) 60% (1 votes) Fred - segment 'The Suicides'
Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming, The (1966) dvd70% (11 votes) Lt. Rozanov
    • Won Golden Globe - Best Motion Picture Actor - Musical/Comedy 1967
    • Nominated for Golden Globe - Most Promising Newcomer - Male 1967
    • Nominated for BAFTA Award - Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles 1967

 
 Directing - 

Alan Arkin

 worked as director on following movies:
Little Murders (1971) dvd54% (3 votes)
 
 Production - 

Alan Arkin

 worked as producer on following movies:
In-Laws, The (1979) dvd72% (14 votes) executive producer

 Appeared as Himself
Live from the Red Carpet: The 2007 Academy Awards (2007) Himself
12th Annual Critics' Choice Awards, The (2007) Himself - Presenter




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