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Alec Baldwin
as Robert S. McNamara |
Alec Baldwin's Broadway stage credits include "A Streetcar Named Desire", directed by Gregory Mosher, (Tony Nomination); Joe Orton's "Loot", directed by John Tillinger, (Theatre World Award) and Caryl Churchill's "Serious Money". His other theater credits include: "Prelude to a Kiss" at Circle Rep, directed by Norman Rene, (Obie Award); David Mamet's "A Life in the Theatre" at the Hartman, directed by A.J. Antoon and the title role of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth" at the New York Shakespeare Festival, directed by George C. Wolfe. He is currently rehearsing for his upcoming stage production of "Gross Points" at the Bay Street Theater in the Hamptons. Alec portrays a veteran star who exploits a young writer who works for him.
Baldwin most recently portrayed real-life war hero Jimmy Doolittle in Disney's "Pearl Harbor," produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Michael Bay. Baldwin has also recently completed production on "The Devil and Daniel Webster" about a man who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for a successful literary career. The film which also stars Anthony Hopkins and Jennifer Love Hewitt, marks Baldwin's directorial debut.
Last year, Baldwin was seen in David Mamet's "State & Main" for Fine Line Pictures opposite William H. Macy, Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Sarah Jessica Parker. Baldwin also executive produced and starred in the TNT Original Film "Nuremberg: Infamy on Trial." He was nominated for a Golden Globe and a SAG Award for his performance as Justice Robert Jackson. The four-hour miniseries documented the true story of the trial of 21 members of the Nazi high command for the horrific war crimes committed under their leadership during World War II. The miniseries garnered four Emmy® nominations.
Baldwin also starred opposite Peter Fonda and Mara Wilson in Destination Films and Gulane Pictures' live-action "Thomas and the Magic Railroad." Baldwin portrayed "Mr. Conductor" in the children's story of a young girl who leaves the city to visit her grandfather in the countryside.
On film, Alec Baldwin has appeared in: "Outside Providence"; "The Edge" with Anthony Hopkins; "Mercury Rising"; "Ghosts of Mississippi"; "The Juror"; "Heaven's Prisoners"; "The Shadow"; "The Getaway"; "Malice"; "Glengarry Glen Ross"; "Prelude to a Kiss"; "The Hunt for Red October"; "Great Balls of Fire"; "Alice"; "Miami Blues"; "Working Girl"; "Talk Radio"; "Married to the Mob"; "Beetlejuice"; "She's Having a Baby."
Baldwin began his career in daytime television on the NBC series "The Doctors." He went on to numerous television roles including "Knot's Landing" on CBS and the NBC miniseries, "Dress Grey."
Baldwin is involved in several causes related to public policy. He is a board member of People for the American Way, and Standing For Truth About Radiation (STAR) Foundation, of East Hampton, Long Island. He is also a past president of The Creative Coalition.
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CAST:
Michael Gambon
Alec Baldwin
Donald Sutherland
DIRECTOR/EXECUTIVE:
John Frankenheimer
WRITER:
Daniel Giat
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