Garret Dillahunt

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Biography

Garret grew up in Washington State, and attended the University of Washington where he studied journalism. He went on to study acting at New…more

Born

11/24/1964, Alameda, California, USA

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    • Theatrical Credits: • Mad Forest (1992) as Ianos and painter • The Triumph of Love (1992) as Agis • Inherit the Wind (1996) as Bertram Cates • The Glass Menagerie (1997) as Tom • The Father (1995/1998) as Nojd • The Beginning of August (2000) as Jackie • Outward Bound (2002) as Henry • A Perfect Ganesh, Omeota and Streets of Gold, Careless Love, The Invention of Love, Angels in America, Side men, Sweet Bird of Youth, Present Laughter, Therese Raquin, Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore, and Eye of God.
    • Other Film and TV Movie Credits: • Remembering Sex (1998) as Chris Goodman • Last Call (1999) as Curtis • Mr. Ed (2004) as Jim Hendry • The Line-Up (2007) as Theo Harrison • Pretty Bird (2008) as Carson Thrash
    • Garret's professional acting debut was in Mad Forest (1991), a play by Caryl Churchill. He performed alongside Jake Weber, Calista Flockhart, and Tim Blake Nelson.
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    • Garret: I remember one of my earliest jobs was a sitcom and it was my first one when I started doing television, and I remember people saying 'he's not a serious actor,' and then I had trouble getting in for those. And then after Deadwood it's like, 'oh, he can't be funny.
    • Garret: (on getting more projects after "Deadwood") I guess I shouldn't say it's all because of Deadwood. I should say that it's because of me, but I feel like it's all because of Deadwood. That showcase really opened up a lot of doors for me.
    • Garret: I've been very lucky and while I do play a lot of bad guys, they've been very wide and varied. I feel like if I have a reputation it's as someone who is a chameleon, which I like. I don't know if it's the best business move because people don't know who you are. But I like it and it makes me feel good.
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