DERMOT MULRONEY (Randall Hertzel) starred opposite Julia Roberts and Cameron Diaz in My Best Friend’s Wedding. Since then he starred in Roland Joffe’s comedy Goodbye Lover, co-starring Patricia Arquette and Ellen DeGeneres; in Alan Rudolph’s Trixie, along with Emily Watson and Nick Nolte; and in Where the Money Is, opposite Paul Newman and Linda Fiorentino. He will star again for director Alan Rudolph in the recently completed feature Investigating Sex, shot in Berlin.
Other credits include The Trigger Effect with Elisabeth Shue; Kansas City with Jennifer Jason Leigh; Copycat opposite Holly Hunter and Sigourney Weaver; and Tom DiCillo’s satirical look at the world of independent filmmaking, Living In Oblivion, opposite Steve Buscemi and Catherine Keener. Mulroney co-produced the film, which won awards at both the Sundance and Berlin Film Festivals.
Mulroney has also appeared in How to Make an American Quilt, Bastard Out of Carolina, Longtime Companion, Where the Day Takes You, Samantha, Staying Together, Silent Tongue, Bad Girls, The Thing Called Love, Point of No Return, Where the Day Takes You, Career Opportunities, Bright Angel and Young Guns.
Mulroney earned an ACE nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his work in the HBO film Long Gone. Other credits for television include ABC’s Family Picture with Anjelica Huston, the TNT feature The Heart of Justice, ABC’s Daddy, CBS’ Unconquered and Sin of Innocence.
His band, "The Low and Sweet Orchestra," released its first album through Interscope Records.
Movie Database
In Theaters
(5 votes)
(14 votes)
(880 votes)
(1 votes)
(45 votes)
(6 votes)
(6 votes)