The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) (filming) .... David Hernandez
Directed by David Fincher
Writing credits
-F. Scott Fitzgerald (story)
-Eric Roth (screenplay)
Plot Outline: An odd romance sparks between a woman of 30 and a man who, at 50, begins aging backwards.
Cast includes Cate Blanchett, Julia Ormond, Brad Pitt, and Tilda Swinton.
Zodiac (2007) .... Inspector Kracke
Directed by David Fincher
Writing credits (WGA)
-James Vanderbilt (screenplay)
-Robert Graysmith (book)
Tagline: There's more than one way to lose your life to a killer.
Plot Outline: Based on the Robert Graysmith books about the real life notorious Zodiac, a serial killer who terrorized San Francisco with a string of seemingly random murders during the 1960s and 1970s.
Stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo, Anthony Edwards, and Robert Downey Jr.
Standoff .... Baron Lent (1 episode, 2006)
- Accidental Negotiator (2006) TV Episode .... Baron Lent
Without
a Trace
... aka W.A.T (USA: short title)
- Expectations (2006) TV Episode .... Justin Pomeroy
Alias
- Out of the Box (2005) TV Episode .... Keach
- Mockingbird (2005) TV Episode .... Keach
The Heir Apparent (2005) .... Mark
The Inside
- Loneliest Number (2005) TV Episode .... Amos
Break
a Leg (2005) - Not-so-happy Actor
Written by: Frank Cassini & John Cassini
Directed by: Monika Mitchell
Synopsis: A talented, but struggling actor is willing
to go to any length to get a job - including "break a leg"...
especially those of other actors.
Cast: John Cassini (Max Matteo), Molly Parker (I)
(Kate), Rene Rivera (Detective Sanchez), Jennifer Beals (Juliet),
Kevin Corrigan (I) (J.D.), Frank Cassini (Tony Felice), Sandra
Oh (Young Turk), J.J. Johnston (Detective Coyle), Danny Nucci
(EJ Inglewood), Eric Roberts (Michael Richard Lange), Freddy Andreiuci
(Freddy), Tony Armatrading (Scruples Producer 2), Nadege Auguste
(Actress (at Class)), Alice Barrett Mitchell (Lisa (Tony's Girlfriend)),
Paul Bates (I) (Loud Customer), Elizabeth Berridge (NY Girl),
Joel Bissonnette (Not-so-happy Actor), Kevin Breznahan (Photo
Shop Employee), Dayton Callie (Saul Reuben), John Colella (Detective
Grattola), Ryan Cutrona (Marty Lebowski), Michael DeLorenzo (Man
on cell phone), Joey Diaz (Large Producer), James DiStefano (I)
(Danny), Scott Forrest (2nd A.D.), Rick Foster (Disgruntled Moviegoer),
Ellen Gerstein (Scruples Casting Director), Cathy Giannone (Casting
Director at Precinct), Joanna Houghton (Girl in Acting Class),
Kim Marie Johnson (Sexy Woman), Wendy Johnson (I) (Party Girl),
Susan Johnston (Combustion Assistant), Beverly Leech (Badge Casting
Director), Lara Lyon (III) (Rights Casting Assistant), Ali MacLean
(Party Crasher), Carol Mansell (Phillip's Way Casting Director),
Paula Marshall (Alice on cell phone), Andre Mayers (Cop #1), Eric
McCormack (Dark Haired Actor), Jeffrey Meek (Barry Daniels), Laura
Meshell (Actress at Bar), Denise Moses (TV Host/Announcer), Christopher
Mur (Cop #3), Race Owen (Combustion Director), Susan Peretz (Acting
Teacher), Robert Peters (I) (Detective Pasternak), Tony Pierce
(I) (Bartender), Aric Porro (Ira's New Guy), Barry Primus (Ira
Goldstein), Bruce Ramsay (Other Actor at Bar), Audrey Rapoport
(Woman Fan), Charles Robinson (I) (Captain Stevens), Olivia Rosewood
(Granola Girl), Steve Ruge, George Russo (George 'Bitter Actor'),
Jamieson Stern (James 'Naive Actor'), David Sutcliffe (I) (Happy
Actor), Paul Taegel (Fiorentino), Eileen T'Kaye (Rights Casting
Director), Lori Ann Triolo (Cathy (as Lori Triolo)), Karina Valdez
(High Girl), Harry Van Gorkum (Scruples Producer 1), William Vogt
(Scruples Director), Joshua Welsh (Movie Director), Phil Wilcox
(Cop #2), Trey Wilkins (Tyrone)
Veronica Mars
- Like a Virgin (2004) TV Episode .... Jeremy
NYPD Blue
- Dress for Success (2004) TV Episode .... Eric Praegitzer
CSI:
Crime Scene Investigation (2004) playing "Bobby Jones"
in episode: "Suckers" (episode # 4.13) 5 February 2004
Synopsis: from IMDB.com
- This show follows the nights of the detectives working at the
Las Vegas Police Department Crime Scene Investigations bureau.
Being the second busiest crime lab in America, CSI officers use
the best scientific and technical methods to solve puzzles and
catch criminals.
Dual plotlines - one team works to solve a robbery at a casino - The other team finds a murdered girl who had been into vampirism and was into an underground scene. The team has to figure out exactly who punctured the girl's jugular and killed her. Guess who it was!
Cold
Case (2003) playing "Carl" in episode: "Our
Boy Is Back" (episode # 1.3) 12 October 2003
Synopsis: from IMDB.com
- The Philadelphia homicide squad's lone female detective finds
her calling when she's assigned "cold cases" -- older
crimes that have never been solved.
from TV
Tome - Lilly gets a mysterious letter that points to the return
of a multiple rapist who stopped, leaving no trace in 1998. The
letter mentions that the predator plans to return, and Lilly must
find a way to stop him before he attacks another woman.
Joel's character is the rapist.
Miracles
- Battle at Shadow Ridge (2003) TV Episode .... John
The
Shield (2003) playing Adam in episode: "Breakdown"
Synopsis: Male teens are disappearing, and the search for
a perverted killer leads to an unlikely murderer. Joel plays a
gay, young-guy-liking murder suspect.
"Push, Nevada" .... The Artist (2 episodes, 2002)
- The Color of... (2002) TV Episode .... The Tatoo Artist (Michael)
- The Black Box (2002) TV Episode .... The Tatoo Artist (Michael)
Looking
for Leonard (2002) - Luka
The
Sum of All Fears (2002) (2001 Paramount film, shooting in Montreal,
Canada) - Jared Mason
Written by: Tom Clancy (novel), Paul Attanasio &
Daniel Pyne (screenplay)
Directed by: Phil Alden Robinson
Synopsis: CIA analyst Jack Ryan hunts down a group
of terrorists who plan to detonate a nuclear device at the Superbowl.
Cast: Ben Affleck (Jack Ryan), Morgan Freeman (DCI
William Cabot), James Cromwell (President Fowler), Liev Schreiber
(John Clark), Bridget Moynahan (Dr. Cathy Muller), Alan Bates
(Dressler), Ciarán Hinds (President Nemerov), Philip Baker
Hall (Defense Secretary Becker), Ron Rifkin (Secretary of State
Owens), Bruce McGill (National Security Advisor Revell), Colm
Feore (Olson), Josef Sommer (Senator Jessup), Russell Bobbitt
(Israeli Pilot), Ken Jenkins (I) (Admiral Pollack), John Beasley
(General Lasseter, Chairman Joint Chiefs)
Century
Hotel (2000)
Written by: David Weaver and Bridget Newson
Directed by: David Weaver
Synopsis: A hotel room tracks the eras of the 20th
century through the lives of the people that stayed there.
Cast: Eugene Lipinski (George), Lindy Booth (Sylvia/Super
Girl), Colm Feore (Sebastian), Tom McCamus (Nicholas), Earl Pastko
(The Hotel Detective), Mia Kirshner (Dominique), Noam Jenkins
(The Thief), Michelle Nolden (Eloise), Janet Kidder (Beth), Joel
Bissonnette (Danny), Sandrine Holt (Jin), Raine Maida (Damon Riley),
David Hewlett (Michael), Albert Chung (Cheung), Chantal Kreviazuk
(Mary)
Heart of Stone (2001) - Detective Jones
Invisible
Man, The (2000) - Arnaud de Thiel/Arnaud de Fohn - multiple episodes - see link
Cast: Vincent Ventresca, Paul Ben-Victor, Eddie
Jones, Mike McCafferty, Shannon Kenney - Pilot episode, Reunion, Diseased, Money for Nothing: Parts I and II,
The Importance of Being Eberts, Brother's Keeper
Suspicious
River (2000) - Rick Schmidt
Written by: Laura Kasischke (novel), Lynne Stopkewich
Directed by: Lynne Stopkewich
Synopsis: A young married woman (Parker) sells her
body, not just for money, to guests at the motel where she works
as a receptionist.
Cast: Molly Parker (I) (Leila Murray), Callum Keith
Rennie (Gary Jensen), Mary Kate Welsh (Young girl), Joel Bissonnette
(Rick Schmidt), Deanna Milligan (Millie), Sarah-Jane Redmond (Bonnie,
the mother), Norman Armour (Jack, the father), Byron Lucas (Uncle
Andy), Michael Shanks (Ball cap man), Paul Jarrett (Rob), Don
S. Davis (Golf shirt man), Jay Brazeau (Suitcase man), Bruno Verdoni
(Ralph), Ingrid Tesch (Gary's wife), John R. Taylor (I) (Old man)
Fight
Club (1999) - Food Court Maitre'd
Written by: Chuck Palahniuk (novel)
Directed by: David Fincher
Synopsis: With no family or close friends, the main
character frequents cancer and disease support groups as a way
to bond with others, pretending to be terminally ill or feigning
various other infirmities to fit in. Sick of his dead end career,
and disgusted with the empty consumer culture that his generation
has been doomed to inherit, he and a friend named Tyler Durden
create a new club where young men come to relieve their frustrations
by beating each other to a pulp. The popularity of this club grows
exponentially, and takes on cult status with new fight clubs are
popping up everywhere across the nation. Tyler Durden, the fight
club's founder, quickly becomes a cult hero of epic proportions,
a new messiah for a dead generation. While all this is happening,
the nameless, narrating main character manages to get involved
in a love triangle with Tyler and a girl named Marla who seems
to be as screwed up as he is.
Cast: Edward Norton (The Narrator), Brad Pitt (Tyler Durden),
Helena Bonham Carter (Marla Singer), Meat Loaf (Robert 'Bob' Paulson),
Zach Grenier (Richard Chesler), Richmond Arquette (Intern), David
Andrews (I) (Thomas), George Maguire (Group Leader),
Eugenie Bondurant (Weeping Woman), Christina Cabot (Group Leader),
Sydney 'Big Dawg' Colston (Speaker), Rachel Singer (Chloe), Christie
Cronenweth (Airline Attendant), Tim De Zarn (Inspector Bird),
Ezra Buzzington (Inspector Dent), Joel Bissonnette (Food Court
Maitre'd)
"Cracker" .... Ron Miller (1 episode, 1999)
... aka Fitz (UK)
- The Club (1999) TV Episode .... Ron Miller
Psi
Factor: Chronicles of
the Paranormal (1998) playing "Murphy Pomerance"
in episode: "Edge, The" (episode # 2.12) 2/2/1998
Synopsis: Exotic toads are linked to a series of psychotic
episodes.
Nightmare
Come True, A (1997) (TV) - Paul
Written by: Nevin Schreiner & Gerald Di Pego
Directed by: Christopher Leitch
Cast: Gerald McRaney, Shelley Fabares, Katy Boyer,
Joel Bissonnette, Jeremy Renner, DannFlorek
Synopsis: A husband has been mistreating his wife,
and their daughter's been encouraging her to leave him, but she
can't or won't do it. One day the wife doesn't come home, and
the husband tells everyone that she has left. However, the daughter
doesn't believe this, and has dreams that her mother is dead.
She sets out to try and find out what happened to her mother.
F/X:
The Series (1997) playing "Carl" in episode:
"House of Horrors" (episode # 2.6) Ep: 27 Production
#205 Airdate: 10/20/97
Special Guest Stars: Frederique Van Der Wal (Danielle
Vandenglas), James Gallanders (), Joel Bissonnette (Carl)
Featuring: Cameron Mathison (Masked Man), D. Garnet
Harding (1st A.D.), Andrew Akman (Bailiff), Kenny Robinson (Eldon)
Written by: Avrum Jocobson
Directed by: Mario Azzopardi
"Arli$$" .... Glen Dapensil (1 episode, 1997)
- Truth and Responsibility (1997) TV Episode .... Glen Dapensil
Darkman
III: Die Darkman Die (1996) - Mayo
Written by: Michael Colleary & Mike Werb
Directed by: Bradford May
Cast: Jeff Fahey (Peter Rooker, Chairman Rooker
Inc.), Arnold Vosloo (Darkman/Dr. Peyton Westlake), Darlanne Fluegel
(Dr. Bridget Thorne), Roxann Dawson (Angela Rooker), Nigel Bennett
(Nico, Rooker's #1 Henchman), Alicia Panetta (Jenny Rooker, Daughter),
Ronn Sarosiak (Mack), Peter Graham (II) (Joey, Rooker Henchman),
Shawn Doyle (I) (Adam, Rooker Henchman), Vieslav Krystyan (Ivan),
Chris Adams (II) (Whit), Rick Parker (E.K., Rooker Henchman),
Joel Bissonnette (Mayo), John Novak (Ryan Mitchell, District Attorney),
Christopher Bondy (Gibson)
Synopsis: Darkman, needing money to continue his
experiments on synthetic skin, steals a crate of cash from drug
lord Peter Rooker, attracting the gangster's attention. Rooker
is determined to find the source of Darkman's super strength,
and uses his beautiful but evil doctor to lure Darkman into a
trap. Thinking that the doctor will restore feeling to his tortured
body, he discovers too late that they have taken a sample of his
adrenaline, which they will market as a super steroid. As Darkman
plans his revenge on Rooker's gang, he slowly begins to care about
Rooker's neglected wife and daughter. He must now find a way to
help them, and destroy Rooker before he uses the adrenaline to
plunge the city into chaos.
Silk
Stalkings (1996) playing "Alex Thorne" in
episode #5.19 "Playing Doctor" (February 11, 1996)
Written by: Hilary J. Bader
Directed by: Carl Weathers
Cast: Sara Aldrich, Judie Aronson, Joel Bissonnette,
Charlie Brill, Shae Marks, Sara Mornell, Sandra Phillips, Richard
Tanner, David Whalen
Synopsis:
Cast: Sara Aldrich, Judie Aronson, Joel Bissonnette, Charlie
Brill, Shae Marks, Sara Mornell, Sandra Phillips, Richard Tanner,
David Whalen - Holly goes undercover as a drug addict, and Michael
as her concerned brother, when Marla Hess, a counselor for Safe
Haven is found strangled to death in a patient's room. The main
suspect is Alex Throne, the guitarist and lead singer of Head-On
Collision, in whose room the body was found. But the suspect soon
becomes Dr. Peter Vanguard, the man in charge of the clinic, when
Holly discovers his rather unethical medical practices.
"Nancy Drew" .... Billy Feral (1 episode, 1995)
... aka Alice et les Hardy Boys (France)
- The Death & Life of Billy Feral (1995) TV Episode .... Billy Feral
Prince
for a Day aka Prince and the Pizza Boy, The (1995)
(TV) - Sal
Directed by: Corey Blechman
Written by: Corey Blechman
Synopsis: A modern adaptation of Mark Twain's the
Prince and the Pauper. Joey Lawrence plays a dual role as a rock
star and a pizza delivery boy. When they both meet, they exchange
places.
Cast: Joey Lawrence (Ralph Bitondo/Ricky Prince), Richard
Belzer (Bernie Silver), Khrystyne Haje (Nora Flynn), Michelle
Blakely (Elaine), Barry Flatman (Lenny Hollister), Lainie Kazan
(Rose), Tony De Santis (Pascal), Andrew Lawrence (Timmy), Bruno
Gerussi (Guido Bitando), Katie Griffin (Gina), Rod Wilson (I)
(Vinny), Nicole Oliver (Marianne), Joel Bissonnette (Sal), John
Wildman (I) (Frankie), Barry Moyle (Trucker)
Drive - Short film 1996
Written by: David Weaer &
Directed by: David Weaver
X-Rated:
Liberty Street (1994/1995) TV Series - Mack Fischer
Directed by:: Alex Chapple (multiple episodes),
Nicholas Kendall, Bruce McDonald (I)
Written by: Andrea Moodie
Cast: Pat Mastroianni (Frank), Henriette Ivanans
(Tina), Kimberly Huie (Chris' Mom), Melissa Daniel (Chris), Billy
Merasty (Nathan), Marcia Laskowski (Marcia), Joel Bissonnette
(Mac), Richard Zeppieri (Ernie), Katherine Ashby (Lucille), Reiner
Schwarz (Drive Home Dave), Nahanni Johnstone (Cynthia), Jim Codrington
(James), Hamish McEwan (Ben), Keith Knight (II) (Lionel)
Boulevard (1994) J-Rod
Cast: Kari Wuhrer, Rae Dawn Chong, Lou Diamond Phillips
PCU (1994) Sanskrit Major
Written by: Adam Leff & Zak Penn
Directed by: Hart Bochner
Cast: Jeremy Piven (James 'Droz' Andrews),
Chris Young (I) (Tom Lawrence), Megan Ward (Katy), Jon Favreau
(Gutter), Alex Désert (Mullaney), Gale Mayron (Cecilia),
Jake Beecham (Dave #1), Darin Heames (Dave #2), Matt Ross (I)
(Raji), Stivi Paskoski (Deege), Jody Racicot (Pigman), Sarah Trigger
(I) (Samantha), Viveka Davis (Womynist #1), Maddie Corman (Womynist
#2), David Spade (Rand McPherson), George Clinton & Parliament
(Themselves), Thomas Mitchell (II) (Bantam Draper), Kevin Jubinville
(Carter rescott), Jake Busey (Mersh), Ted Kozma (Kosmo), Theo
Caldwell (The Giggler), Jessica Walter (President Garcia-Thompson),
Colin Fox (I) (Trustee #1), Larry Reynolds (II) (Trustee #2),
Becky Thyre (Moonbeam), Kevin Thigpen (Afrocentrist), Rob Gfroerer
(Computer Geek), Jonathan Wilson (Gay Activist), Joel Bissonnette
(Sanskrit Major)
TekWar:
TekLab (1994) (TV) - Tristan/Mark Stewart
Written by: Westbrook Claridge (story), Chris Haddock,
from the novel by William Shatner
Directed by: Timothy Bond
Cast: Greg Evigan, Eugene Clark, Michael York, Joel
Bissonnette, Laurie Holden, William Shatner, Richard Curnock,
Maurice Dean Wint, Catherine N. Blythe
Synopsis: The actual sword of Excalibur has
been stolen in London, and futuristic detectives Jake Cardigan
and Sid Gomez are assigned to track it down and to find out who
is trying to block the British reign from its rightful heir. .
dir: Timothy Bond. 93 min. (video)
Picture
Windows: Language of the Heart - 1993 (Picture Windows
1995)
Synopsis: Famous paintings come to life to tell
stories by renowned authors.
Cast for Language of the Heart: Tamara Gorski, Joel
Bissonnette
Sirens (1994) playing "Richard" in episode: "Needle And
The Damage Done, The" (episode # 2.6) 11/3/1994
Synopsis: The personal and professional life
of three female Pittsburgh police officers.
Writing credits: Sean Clark (IV), Todd Trotter
Cast: Actor (Character) - Jayne Brook (Sarah Berkezchuk),
Ellen David (Amy Shapiro), Claude Genest (Dan Kelly), Jayne Heitmeyer
(Jessie Jaworski), Adrienne-Joi Johnson (Lynn Stanton), D. Christopher
Judge(Richie Stiles), Deirdre O'Connell (Heidi Schiller), Bryan
A. Robinson (Robert), Robert Rothwell (Lt. Lyle Springer), Liza
Snyder (Molly Whelan), John Speredakos (Cary Berkezchuk), John
Terlesky (Dan Kelly), Tim Thomerson (James 'Buddy' Zunder), Joel
Wyner aka J.H. Wyman (Lt. Lyle Springer)
April
One (1993) O.P Sniper
Written by: Murray Battle
Directed by: Murray Battle
Synopsis: Ottawa police surround a government office
seized by an ex-con holding a bomb, a gun and a hostage.
Cast: Stephen Shellen (David Maltby), Djanet Sears
(Jane Briscoe), David Strathairn (John McCowan), Gordon Clapp
(I) (Gordon Davies), Wayne Robson (Wayne Brock), Pierre Curzi
(Jean Leduc), Martin Julien (II) (Tom Ennis), Jain Dickson (Justine
Duckworth), Shannon Lawson (Sally Conway), Lyne Tremblay (Lucie
Rivette), Thomas Hauff (Jerry Brownstein), Elizabeth Harpur (Gina
Tyrell),
Géza Kovács (RCMP Interrogator), Steve Mousseau
(RCMP Interrogator), Ed Clements (Audio Cop),
Beyond
Reality (1991) playing John Woodbridge in episode:
"Keepsake" (episode # 2.21) 2/27/1993
Synopsis: Two university parapsychologists
investigate reports of ghosts, out-of-body experiences, telekinesis
and other unexplained phenomena that occur in ordinary people's
lives.
Cast: Shari Belafonte (Professor Laura Wingate),
Carl Marotte (J.J. Stillman), Nicole de Boer (Celia Powell)
Directed by:: Allan Kroeker, Bruce Pittman
Writing credits: Alan Fine (episode "Intimate
Shadows"), Durnford King (writer)
Produced by: Hans Beimler (II) (producer), Jon Slan
(executive producer)
Street Legal - (1991) tv series - 1 episode - playing Waiter
episode: "Sing for Me, Olivia"
