Thomas Haden Church stars in "Easy A," opposite Emma Stone, as Mr. Griffith. Thomas Haden Church also recently starred as "Flint Marko/Sandman" in Columbia Pictures' "Spider-Man 3." He was seen opposite Eddie Murphy in the family comedy "Imagine That," and also starred with Elisabeth Shue and Melissa Leo in "Don McKay," which premiered at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival. In addition, Thomas Haden Church was seen in 20th Century Fox's dark comedy "All About Steve," opposite Sandra Bullock and Bradley Cooper.
Thomas Haden Church received an Academy Award nomination for his role as Jack, starring opposite Paul Giamatti, in Alexander Payne's critically acclaimed film "Sideways." The Fox Searchlight Pictures release premiered at the 29th Toronto Film Festival and went on to win numerous awards in 2004 and 2005, including a Golden Globe for Best Comedy Picture, the Broadcast Film Critics Award for Best Picture, a Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Ensemble Cast, and six Independent Spirit Awards. Thomas Haden Church was also honored as Best Supporting Actor by the Broadcast Film Critics and the Independent Spirit Awards.
Thomas Haden Church recently starred opposite Robert Duvall in American Movie Classics' Western epic telefilm "Broken Trail," directed by Walter Hill, and earned Golden Globe and SAG nominations for his performance. Thomas Haden Church lent his unique voice in two voiceover roles—as Dwayne in DreamWorks' "Over the Hedge" and as Brooks the crow in Paramount's "Charlotte's Web." Thomas Haden Church made his feature film debut in 1993 in "Tombstone," directed by George P. Cosmatos. Thomas Haden Church's other feature films include the box-office blockbuster "George of the Jungle" opposite Brendan Fraser, and the film "Free Money" opposite Marlon Brando. In addition, Thomas Haden Church is the co-screenwriter and director of the film "Rolling Kansas," which premiered as an official selection to the Sundance Film Festival in 2003.
For television, Thomas Haden Church starred as the mechanic Lowell Mather on the long-running NBC comedy "Wings." Thomas Haden Church also starred as the self-righteous Ned Dorsey opposite Debra Messing in the Fox series "Ned and Stacey." In 1997, Time Magazine proclaimed that "Ned Dorsey is one of the six reasons to watch television." That same year, and for the same performance, Thomas Haden Church was declared "unfit to live with dogs" by National Public Radio.
Thomas Haden Church resides on his ranch in Texas.
Thomas Haden Church received an Academy Award nomination for his role as Jack, starring opposite Paul Giamatti, in Alexander Payne's critically acclaimed film "Sideways." The Fox Searchlight Pictures release premiered at the 29th Toronto Film Festival and went on to win numerous awards in 2004 and 2005, including a Golden Globe for Best Comedy Picture, the Broadcast Film Critics Award for Best Picture, a Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Ensemble Cast, and six Independent Spirit Awards. Thomas Haden Church was also honored as Best Supporting Actor by the Broadcast Film Critics and the Independent Spirit Awards.
Thomas Haden Church recently starred opposite Robert Duvall in American Movie Classics' Western epic telefilm "Broken Trail," directed by Walter Hill, and earned Golden Globe and SAG nominations for his performance. Thomas Haden Church lent his unique voice in two voiceover roles—as Dwayne in DreamWorks' "Over the Hedge" and as Brooks the crow in Paramount's "Charlotte's Web." Thomas Haden Church made his feature film debut in 1993 in "Tombstone," directed by George P. Cosmatos. Thomas Haden Church's other feature films include the box-office blockbuster "George of the Jungle" opposite Brendan Fraser, and the film "Free Money" opposite Marlon Brando. In addition, Thomas Haden Church is the co-screenwriter and director of the film "Rolling Kansas," which premiered as an official selection to the Sundance Film Festival in 2003.
For television, Thomas Haden Church starred as the mechanic Lowell Mather on the long-running NBC comedy "Wings." Thomas Haden Church also starred as the self-righteous Ned Dorsey opposite Debra Messing in the Fox series "Ned and Stacey." In 1997, Time Magazine proclaimed that "Ned Dorsey is one of the six reasons to watch television." That same year, and for the same performance, Thomas Haden Church was declared "unfit to live with dogs" by National Public Radio.
Thomas Haden Church resides on his ranch in Texas.
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