JASON PATRIC (Col. James Bowie) most recently starred in Joe Carnahan’s widely-hailed police drama, “Narc.” Patric collected some of the best reviews of his impressive career as Det. Sgt. Nick Tellis, a narcotics cop who investigates the death of a fellow officer in the independent, low-budget thriller that debuted at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival.
Patric made his feature film debut in 1987 as a brooding bloodsucker in Joel Schumacher’s cult comedy-thriller “The Lost Boys.” He next starred in Kevin Reynolds’ critically-acclaimed war drama “The Beast” before earning further acclaim for his performances in the erotic noir thriller “After Dark, My Sweet” and the drama “Rush.” The latter two roles led respected film critic David Denby to label him “the best young actor in American movies.”
Patric next starred in Walter Hill’s retelling of the historical epic, “Geronimo: An American Legend” and in the title role of John Duigan’s period drama, “The Journey of August King.” He starred opposite Kevin Bacon, Brad Pitt, Robert DeNiro and Dustin Hoffman in Barry Levinson’s drama “Sleepers,” essaying the real-life role of Lorenzo Carcaterra, who turned his own tragic story into the bestselling book. He followed with a co-starring role in Neil LaBute’s biting satire, “Your Friends & Neighbors,” which was the first feature Patric produced for his production company, Fleece. His performance earned praise and honors from the Las Vegas Film Critics Association and a Golden Satellite nomination.
In November, Patric made his Broadway debut as Brick in the critically-acclaimed revival of Tennessee Williams’ classic, “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.” The production, one of Broadway’s great successes this year, recently completed its extended run.
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