Marshall Bell
Marshall Bell (born September 28, 1942 in Tulsa , Oklahoma ) is an American actor .
Bell starred in the late 1980s and early 1990s with major supporting roles in Nightmare II - Revenge (1985), Stand by Me - The Secret of a Summer (1986), Twins (1988) and Total Recall (1990 ) known.
Life
Bell was born in Tulsa in 1942, where he lived until the age of 13. Then his family moved to Denver . After expelled from St. Paul's School's private boarding school in Concord , New Hampshire, he attended Fountain Valley School in Colorado Springs , Colorado, where he began acting as Elwood P. Dowd in the play My Friend Harvey collected. Discouraged by bad reviews after the performance, he was no longer acting for over 20 years.
Following a recommendation from producer and casting agent Fred Roos , British director Alan Parker offered Bell a small role as Ronsky in Birdy . The following year he took on the role of Gerry Jones in the Fred Roos-produced comedy Seven Minutes in Heaven . Bell then played major supporting roles as the brutal coach Schneider in Nightmare II - The Revenge , grieving father Mr. Lachance in Stand by Me , ice-cold killer Webster in Twins - Twins and Martian George with his mutant Kuato in Paul Verhoeven's Die totale Reminder - Total Recall .
Countless other roles in cinema and television films followed, as well as appearances in series such as Hill Street Police Station , Tales from the Crypt , The X-Files - The FBI's Scary Cases , Deadwood , Dr. House or Stargate Atlantis .
Bell is married to costume designer and multiple Oscar winner Milena Canonero and lives in West Hollywood .
Filmography (selection)
- 1984: Birdy
- 1985: Seven Minutes in Heaven
- 1985: Nightmare II - Die Rache (A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge)
- 1986: You don't kiss public prosecutors (Legal Eagles)
- 1986: Stand by Me - The Secret of a Summer (Stand by Me)
- 1986: Blood Moon (Manhunter)
- 1987: Hill Street Police Station ( Hill Street Blues , TV series, episode 7x20 The Runner Falls on His Kisser )
- 1987: Cherry 2000
- 1988: Johnny Be Good (Johnny Be Good)
- 1988: Twins - Twins (Twins)
- 1990: Total Recall (Total Recall)
- 1990: Dick Tracy
- 1990: Air America
- 1992: Scary - Horror Trip to Madness (The Vagrant)
- 1992: Bloody Marie - A Woman with a Bite (Innocent Blood)
- 1994: Highway Heat (The Chase)
- 1994: Airheads
- 1994: Natural Born Killers
- 1994: Puppet Masters (The Puppet Masters)
- 1995: Hell's Passion (Payback)
- 1995: Operation Dumbo (Operation Dumbo Drop)
- 1997: The Brave
- 1997: The End of Violence (The End of Violence)
- 1997: Denver PD - Die Kriegsteufel (One of Our Own)
- 1997: Starship Troopers
- 1999: Virus - Ship of No Return (Virus)
- 1999: Black & White - Dangerous Suspicion (Black and White)
- 2000: Mercy - The Dark Side of Lust (Mercy)
- 2000: sand
- 2002: Husband to give up because of circumstances or divorce is sweet (Serving Sara)
- 2003: Northfork
- 2003: Identity (Identity)
- 2004: Dandelion - A Love in Idaho (Dandelion)
- 2005: Direct hit - a supercoach takes action (rebound)
- 2005: Capote
- 2006: Rescue Dawn
- 2006: Astronaut Farmer (The Astronaut Farmer)
- 2006: Room 6
- 2007: Sex and Death 101
- 2007: Nancy Drew, Girl Detective (Nancy Drew)
- 2007: The Final Season
- 2008: Hamlet 2
- 2010: Footsteps
- 2011: Puncture
- 2011: The Rum Diary
- 2012: Somebody Up There Likes Me
- 2012: To the Wonder
- 2013: Vertical
- 2013: The Bling Ring
- 2013: Palo Alto
- 2014: A Bit of Bad Luck
- 2014: Home, James
- 2014: Legends (TV series, 6 episodes)
- 2015: 90 Minutes in Heaven
- 2015: Waffle Street
- 2016: Director's Cut
- 2016: Is That a Gun in Your Pocket?
- 2016: The Congressman
- 2016: Rules do not matter (Rules Do not Apply)
- 2016: Thirty Nine
- 2017: Last but not least (The Last Word)
- 2018: Dad, Inc. (TV movie)
Web links
- Official website marshall-bell.com
- Marshall Bell in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d biography on marshall-bell.com , accessed February 27, 2011
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Bell, Marshall |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | US-American actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 28, 1942 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Tulsa , Oklahoma , United States |