
Acting
Michael Cumpsty
Acting · Born 1960-02-26 · Wakefield, Yorkshire, England, UK
Michael Cumpsty (born February 28, 1960) is a British actor. He made his Broadway debut in the Tom Stoppard play Artist Descending a Staircase (1989). He has acted in plays such as David Hare's Racing Demon (1995), Michael Frayn's Copenhagen (2000), and Democracy (2004), and Sophie Treadwell's Machinal (2014) as well in musicals such as 1776 (1997), 42nd Street (2001), and Sunday in the Park with George (2008). He received a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical nomination for his role in End of the Rainbow (2012).
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Severance
2022 · Doug Graner

The Gilded Age
2022 · Lord Mildmay

The Enemy Within
2019 · Dennis Gordon

Barry
2018 · Movie Gene Cousineau

The Blacklist: Redemption
2017 · Robert Wilmont

The OA
2016 · Dr. Leon Citro
FilmCollateral Beauty
2016 · Chairman of the Board

Madam Secretary
2014 · Max Quinn

Red Oaks
2014 · Priest
FilmBurning Blue
2014 · Admiral Stephensen
FilmSeduction Theory
2014 · The Father

Elementary
2012 · Arlen Schrader

Boardwalk Empire
2010 · Ed Brennan
FilmLafayette: The Lost Hero
2010 · Self - George Washington (voice)
FilmEat Pray Love
2010 · Swami Dhavalachandra

Mercy
2009

The Good Wife
2009 · Eric Napier

Nurse Jackie
2009 · Lou Babiak
FilmThe Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer
2008
FilmThe Visitor
2008 · Charles
FilmStarting Out in the Evening
2007 · Victor
FilmThe Ex
2006 · Jack Connor
FilmFlags of Our Fathers
2006 · Secretary Forrestal

Law & Order: Criminal Intent
2001 · Bing Cullman
FilmThe Lady in Question
1999 · Klaus Gruber
FilmThe 24 Hour Woman
1999 · Suzanne Pincus' Publicist
FilmThe Ice Storm
1997 · Philip Edwards
FilmNight Sins
1997 · Garrett Wright
Night Sins
Night Sins
1997 · Garrett Wright
FilmMistrial
1996 · Terry Lynch

Star Trek: Voyager
1995 · Lord Burleigh
FilmFatal Instinct
1993 · Laura's Husband

Bob
1992 · Mr. Terhorst (voice)
FilmState of Grace
1990 · Frankie's Man #3

Law & Order
1990 · Tom Willis

American Experience
1988 · James Callender

Matlock
1986 · Cameron Ivers

Great Performances
1971 · Laertes

Tony Awards
1956 · Self - Nominee