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Doug Hutchison (1)
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| Mostly Credited As: | Doug Hutchison (1) |
| Date Of Birth: | May 26, 1960 (Age 49) |
| Country Of Birth: |  USA |
| Birth Place: | Dover, Delaware |
Doug Hutchison was born on May 26th, 1960, on an airforce base in Dover, Delaware. He grew up in the streets of Detroit, Michigan, and then lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota, before moving to New York City where he attended the Juilliard School for a brief stint. Afterward, Hutchison studied with renowned acting teacher, Sanford Meisner, for two years and worked a plethora of odd jobs to pay the rent as well as landing roles in regional and off-broadway plays. He was cast in his first feature film, "Fresh Horses" in 1987.
After relocating to Los Angeles, Hutchison played cameos and small but pivotal parts in such films as "The Chocolate War", "The Lawn Mower Man", "A Time to Kill", "Batman and Robin", and "Love Always". The actor also appeared in memorable television guest starring roles on "Millennium", "Space: Above and Beyond", "CSI", "Boomtown", and "Law and Order: SVU". His portrayal of Eugene Victor Tooms in two episodes of "The X-Files" is a cult favorite.
In 1999, Hutchison played the unforgettable role of Percy Wetmore in the Oscar nominated "The Green Mile". After that, he starred in "Bait" (w/Jamie Fox), "I Am Sam" (w/Sean Penn), "The Salton Sea" (w/Val Kilmer), and "No Good Deed" (w/Sam Jackson).
A prolific writer and determined filmmaker, Hutchison plans on directing his original screenplay, "The Thirteenth" -- A horror genre ghost story in the vein of "The Shining" and "Scream" -- under the umbrella of his production company, "Dark Water Films".
He resides in Los Angeles and New York City.
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Doug Hutchison was born on May 26th, 1960, on an airforce base in Dover, Delaware. He grew up in the streets of Detroit, Michigan, and then lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota, before moving to New York City where he attended the Juilliard School for a brief stint. Afterward, Hutchison studied with renowned acting teacher, Sanford Meisner, for two years and worked a plethora of odd jobs to pay the rent as well as landing roles in regional and off-broadway plays. He was cast in his first feature film, "Fresh Horses" in 1987.
After relocating to Los Angeles, Hutchison played cameos and small but pivotal parts in such films as "The Chocolate War", "The Lawn Mower Man", "A Time to Kill", "Batman and Robin", and "Love Always". The actor also appeared in memorable television guest starring roles on "Millennium", "Space: Above and Beyond", "CSI", "Boomtown", and "Law and Order: SVU". His portrayal of Eugene Victor Tooms in two episodes of "The X-Files" is a cult favorite.
In 1999, Hutchison
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Doug Hutchison (on if he considered himself a character actor): In my opinion, all actors are 'character actors' because we all play characters.
| Doug conducts acting workshops and classes entitled, "The Art of Stillness."
| Doug once had a Yorkshire terrier dog called Hopper.
| Doug is approximately 5' 6" (1.68 m) tall.
| Doug has been married, to Amanda Sellers. They married in March 2003, and divorced in 2005. Amanda is currently touring with the band Paperboy Jack.
| Doug is best known for his portrayal of Eugene Victor Tooms in two episodes of The X-Files, and his role as Percy Wetmore in the Stephen King film - The Green Mile.
| Doug says that the best part of being an actor is "getting paid to play."
| Doug has stated that the hardest part of his job is trying to "find new, fresh, original ways to play bad guys."
| Doug says that if he had decided not to pursue a career in acting, he would have became a teacher.
| Doug says that the one person he would like to meet one day is Eddie Vedder (of the band Pearl Jam).
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