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M. Emmet Walsh

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American actor (1935–2024)

M. Emmet Walsh
Walsh in 2007
Born
Michael Emmet Walsh

(1935-03-22)March 22, 1935
DiedMarch 19, 2024(2024-03-19) (aged 88)
Resting placeHoly Cross Cemetery, Saint Albans, Vermont, US
Alma materClarkson University, B.A. 1958
Occupation(s)Actor, comedian
Years active1968–2024

Michael Emmet Walsh (March 22, 1935 – March 19, 2024) was an American actor who appeared in over 200 films and television series, including supporting roles as Earl Frank inStraight Time (1978), the Madman inThe Jerk (1979), Captain Bryant inBlade Runner (1982), Harv inCritters (1986), and Walt Scheel inChristmas with the Kranks (2004). He starred as private detective Loren Visser inBlood Simple (1984), theCoen brothers' first film, for which he won theIndependent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead.

Walsh's other numerous film appearances includeLittle Big Man (1970),What's Up, Doc? (1972),Serpico (1973),The Gambler (1974),Bound for Glory (1976),Slap Shot (1977),Airport '77 (1977),Brubaker (1980),Ordinary People (1980),Reds (1981),Silkwood (1983),Missing in Action (1984),Fletch (1985),Back to School (1986),Raising Arizona (1987),Romeo + Juliet (1996),My Best Friend's Wedding (1997),The Iron Giant (1999),Calvary (2014), andKnives Out (2019). Over five decades as acharacter actor, he credited roles in more than 220 films and television shows.[1]

Early life, family and education

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Michael Emmet Walsh was born on March 22, 1935, inOgdensburg, New York,[2] the son of Agnes Katharine (née Sullivan) and Harry Maurice Walsh Sr., who was acustoms agent, as were his grandfather and brother.[3] He was ofIrish descent, and was raised in ruralSwanton, Vermont, where he underwent amastoid operation at age 3, which left Walsh deaf in his left ear.[4]

Walsh graduated fromClarkson University in 1958 (B.A., Business Administration), where he dabbled in stage productions.[5] Encouraged by a faculty advisor, he moved to New York City to study at theAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts.

Career

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Walsh performed in regional theater in the 1960s, first as a prop man.[5] He made hisBroadway debut in 1969, withAl Pacino, inDoes a Tiger Wear a Necktie?.[4] Many years later, in 2004, Walsh appeared in the London production ofSam Shepard'sBuried Child.[4]

According to his manager, Sandy Joseph, "Walsh's tremendous body of work includes 119 feature films and more than 250 television productions."[6] Being partially deaf in one ear and with an accent harkening from Vermont made it clear to Walsh: "I wasn't going to doShaw andShakespeare andMolière — my speech was simply too bad."[4] His persona was a "mesmerising everyman and an indelible gargoyle" who featured "poached-egg eyes."[1]

Walsh specialized in playing villains who were blissfully oblivious to their villainy.[7] He brought a "delightfully menacing presence" to his characters.[8] He was a no-nonsense worker bee in the film industry. Walsh characterized himself as approaching "each job thinking it might be my last, so it better be the best work possible. I want to be remembered as a working actor. I'm being paid for what I'd do for nothing."[2]

Walsh spent years honing his craft in movie bit parts and on stage. His first appearance in films was uncredited inMidnight Cowboy (1969),[5][1] followed byAlice's Restaurant (1969),[1][2]Little Big Man (1970),Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971),They Might Be Giants (1971),[2]What's Up, Doc? (1972),[2]Serpico (1973),[2]The Gambler (1974),Bound for Glory (1976), andAirport '77 (1977),[7] Walsh came to prominence in the iconic 1977 hockey comedy filmSlap Shot, in which he played the cynical small town sportswriter Dickie Dunn,[1][2][9] and the 1978 crime filmStraight Time, in which he played a vicious parole officer opposite Dustin Hoffman.[1][2]USA Today film critic Mike Clark wrote that the film character who was "a cesspool in a flowered shirt" was typically Walsh.[10][11] He also had a small but memorable role as a crazed sniper in theSteve Martin comedyThe Jerk (1979),[1][2] followed by roles in the drama filmsBrubaker (1980),[2]Ordinary People (1980),[2] andReds (1981).[12][13]

Bigger roles

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One of his best-known roles was Captain Harry Bryant inRidley Scott'sscience fictioncult filmBlade Runner (1982).[1][14] He characterizedBlade Runner as being especially difficult and tiresome to make, given directorRidley Scott's insistence on perfection. As a hard-bitten police commander, Walsh's character brings Deckard (Harrison Ford) out of retirement to "retire" cyborgs,[15] telling Deckard, "I need your magic."[7] Walsh allowed that he was completely confused asBlade Runner was filmed, and did not have any idea where it was going.[14][7]

In 1983, Walsh appeared inMike Nichols' biographical filmSilkwood. In 1984, he was cast as a crooked Texas private eye in thefilm noirBlood Simple, which was theCoen brothers' first film[1] and resulted in Walsh winning the firstIndependent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead.[16]Pauline Kael praised Walsh's performance: "his broad buffoonery helps to ground the picture, to keep it jaundiced and low-down."[17] He then reteamed with the Coen brothers forRaising Arizona as a memorable "yakking machine shop worker".[7]

Other film roles include a prostate examining doctor in theChevy Chase filmFletch (1985),[1][16] a college diving coach in theRodney Dangerfield filmBack to School (1986), a police chief in the horror filmCritters (1986),John Lithgow’s father in theBigfoot comedyHarry and the Hendersons (1987),[1] theapothecary inBaz Luhrmann'sRomeo + Juliet (1996),[1] father of the groom in the romantic comedyMy Best Friend's Wedding (1997),[1] the voice of Earl Stutz in animated filmThe Iron Giant (1999),[1] the adventure filmSnow Dogs (2002), and the Christmas comedy filmChristmas with the Kranks (2004), where he played one of the Kranks' neighbors.[1] In 1992, he appeared as a US senator inDavid Winning's Canadian filmKiller Image. He later appeared as a writer in the Irish comedy-drama filmCalvary (2014),[1][18] and a security guard in the mystery filmKnives Out (2019).[1][6]

Television

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Walsh (top left) as Alex Lembeck onThe Sandy Duncan Show in 1972

On television, in September 1971, Walsh appeared in Season 2, Episode 1 ofAll in the Family and also appeared as Alex Lembeck, a motorcycle cop who appointed himself as Sandy Stockton's chaperone and protector onThe Sandy Duncan Show in 1972.[19] He appeared in an episode of theNBC drama seriesGibbsville in 1976 andLittle House on the Prairie in 1981.[18] Walsh also made occasional guest appearances onHome Improvement as Tim Taylor's father-in-law in 1994. Other appearances includedEarly Edition,The X-Files,Ed, andFrasier.[1] He also appeared as Dr. Joseph Krofft, a medical examiner with a grudge against Andy Sipowicz, on an episode ofNYPD Blue.[20] Later appearances included the seriesSneaky Pete[21] andThe Righteous Gemstones.[3]

He was a member of theScreen Actors Guild,Actors Equity, theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, andThe Television Academy.[5]

Legacy and accolades

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In 1998, theClarkson Alumni Association presented Walsh with its Golden Knight Award.[5]

Critic Nicolas Rapold called Walsh "a consummate old pro of the second-banana business", while movie criticRoger Ebert hailed him as "the poet of sleaze".[4] Ebert also fabricated his "Stanton-Walsh Rule": "No movie featuring eitherHarry Dean Stanton or M. Emmet Walsh in a supporting role can be altogether bad."[1] Walsh was "ham-faced, heavyset" and "often played good old boys with bad intentions".[22]

In 2018, Walsh was inducted into theCharacter Actor Hall of Fame by hisBlade Runner co-starHarrison Ford. Later in the same ceremony, he received the Chairman's Lifetime Achievement Award.[4]

Walsh established the Blarney Fund Education Trust in 1979 to provide scholarships for college to needy high school graduates in the Swanton, Vermont, area.[2]

Personal life and death

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Walsh had a reputation for generosity and wry wit. He habitually distributedtwo-dollar bills to the set's crew, with some advice: "Don't spend it, and you'll never be broke."[11]

Walsh died of cardiac arrest atNorthwestern Medical Center inSt. Albans, Vermont, on March 19, 2024, three days before his 89th birthday.[2][6][7]

Filmography

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Film

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YearTitleRoleNotesReferences
1969Alice's RestaurantGroup W Sergeant[1][23][2]
Midnight CowboyBus PassengerUncredited[1]
StilettoUnknown[24]
1970End of the RoadCrab Man / Tutu Man[18]
The Traveling ExecutionerWarden Brodski[18]
Little Big ManShotgun Guard[25][2]
1971Cold TurkeyArt[26]
Escape from the Planet of the ApesAide to General Winthrop[18][2]
They Might Be Giants1st Sanitation Man[1][2]
1972What's Up, Doc?Arresting Officer[2][18]
Get to Know Your RabbitMr. Wendel[21]
1973Kid BlueBarber[21]
SerpicoChief Gallagher[18][2]
1974The GamblerLas Vegas Gambler[18]
1975At Long Last LoveHarold[18]
Crime ClubLieutenant Jack Doyle[18]
The Prisoner of Second AvenueJoe[27]
1976Bound for GloryHusband[28]
NickelodeonFather Logan[18]
The Invasion of Johnson CountyIrvine[18]
Mikey and NickyBus Driver[29]
1977Slap ShotDickie Dunn[1][2][9][18]
Airport '77Dr. Williams[18]
1978Straight TimeEarl Frank[1][2][18]
1979The Fish That Saved PittsburghWally Cantrell[30][31]
The JerkMadman[1][2][18]
1980BrubakerC.P. "Woody" Woodward[32]
Raise the TitanicMaster Chief Walker[18]
Ordinary PeopleCoach Salan[18][2]
1981Back RoadsArthur[18]
RedsSpeaker At Liberal Club[12][13]
1982Cannery RowMack[18]
The Escape ArtistFritz[18]
Blade RunnerCaptain Bryant[1][14][18]
Fast-WalkingSergeant Sanger[33]
1983SilkwoodWalt Yarborough[18]
1984Raw CourageColonel Crouse[18][34]
Missing in ActionJack "Tuck" Tucker[18]
Grandview, U.S.A.Mr. Clark[35]
Blood SimpleLoren Visser, PI[1][18]
The Pope of Greenwich VillageBurns[18]
ScandalousSimon Reynolds[18]
1985FletchDr. Joseph Dolan[1][18]
1986WildcatsWalt Coes[18]
CrittersHarvey "Harv"[1][18]
The Best of TimesCharlie[18]
Back to SchoolCoach Turnbull[36]
1987Harry and the HendersonsGeorge Henderson Sr.[1]
No Man's LandCaptain Haun[18]
Raising ArizonaMachine Shop Ear-Bender[1][18]
1988The Milagro Beanfield WarGovernor[18]
Clean and SoberRichard Dirk[1][18]
SunsetChief Marvin Dibner[18]
War PartyColin Ditwelier[18]
Red ScorpionDewey Ferguson[18]
1989The Mighty QuinnCIA Agent Fred Miller[18]
Catch Me If You CanJohnny Phatmun[18]
ChattahoocheeMorris[18]
Sundown: The Vampire in RetreatMort[18]
ThundergroundWedge[37]
1990Narrow MarginSergeant Dominick Benti[18]
1992The Naked TruthGarcia/Gesundheim[38]
Killer ImageJohn Kane[18]
White SandsBert Gibson[18][39]
EquinoxPete Petosa[18]
Four Eyes and Six GunsMayor Thornbush[40]
1993Bitter HarvestSheriff Bob[18]
The Music of ChanceCalvin Murks[18]
Wilder NapalmFire Chief[18]
1994Dead BadgeSergeant Miller Hoskins[18]
Relative FearEarl Ladelle[18]
Camp NowhereT.R. Polk[41]
The Glass ShieldHal[18]
Cops & RobbersonsUnknownUncredited[42]
1995Criminal HeartsMartin[18]
Free Willy 2: The Adventure HomeWilcox[18]
PantherDorsett[18]
1996Portraits of a KillerRaymond Garrison[43]
Albino AlligatorDino[18]
A Time to KillDr. Willard Tyrell BassUncredited[18]
William Shakespeare's Romeo + JulietApothecary[1]
1997The Killing JarSheriff Foley[18]
RetroactiveSam[18]
My Best Friend's WeddingJoe O'Neal[1][18]
1998Chairman of the BoardFreemont[18]
TwilightLester Ivar[18]
Erasable YouRalph Worth[18]
Nightmare in Big Sky CountryUS Marshal Phillips[18]
1999Wild Wild WestTrain Engineer Coleman[18]
The Iron GiantEarl StutzVoice[18][44]
Random HeartsBillyUncredited[45]
Me and WillDean[18]
Jack of HeartsCommissioner Menlo Boyce[18]
2000Poor White TrashJudge Pike[18]
2001Eyeball EddieCoach CookShort film[18]
Christmas in the CloudsStu O'Malley[18]
2002Snow DogsGeorge[18]
2003BaggageSandy Westphall[46]
2004Christmas with the KranksWalt Scheel[18]
2005Greener MountainMuggs[18]
Racing StripesWoodzie[18]
2007Man in the ChairMickey Hopkins[18]
Big StanLew Popper[18]
2008Sherman's WayHoyt[18]
Your Name HereKroger[18]
Haunted EchoesNeil[18]
2009Don McKaySamuel[18]
Sam Steele and the Jr. Detective AgencyChief Van Owen[18]
Youth in RevoltMr. Saunders[47]
2010Chasing 3000Chuck Ireland[18]
2012The Odd Life of Timothy GreenUncle Bub[48]
Arthur NewmanZazek[49]
Love Sick LoveEd[18]
2014CalvaryOld Man[1][18]
2015Boiling PotDean Marison[18]
The Scorpion King 4: Quest for PowerGorak[50]
2018Shifting GearsHank[18]
Change in the AirWalter Lemke[18]
2019Raising BuchananLarry Kiesling[18]
Faith, Hope & LoveMr. John[18]
Knives OutMr. Proofroc[1]
South of BixGrandpaShort film[18]
2020The MimicThe Director[18]
2022A Little White LieProfessor Arthur Baldwin[39]
Dotty & SoulHarold Eichelbaum[18]
The Immaculate RoomHarry Frith[51]
2024Outlaw PosseCatfish[1][18]
BrothersJudge FarfulPosthumous release
2025Green and GoldScotty

Television

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YearTitleRoleNotesReferences
1968The DoctorsJason RandallSoap opera
1969N.Y.P.D.FreibischEpisode: "Who's Got the Bundle?"
1970ArnieCliffEpisode: "To Buy or Not to Buy?"
1971JuliaGus Anderson2 episodes[52]
All in the FamilyBilly HartfieldEpisode: "The Saga of Cousin Oscar"[2]
The Jimmy Stewart ShowLionel AtkinsEpisode: "Another Day, Another Scholar"[53]
IronsideTelegraph ClerkEpisode: "Dear Fran..."[2][21]
BonanzaMatthesonEpisode: "Warbonnet"[2][21]
1971–1972NicholsGabe McCutcheon5 episodes[54]
1972The Don Rickles ShowArthur KingstonEpisode #1.4[55]
The Bob Newhart ShowJack HooverEpisode: "P-I-L-O-T"[2][18]
The Sandy Duncan ShowAlex Lembeck11 episodes[19]
1974McMillan & WifeOfficer AmesEpisode: "Buried Alive"[2]
Amy PrentissTomEpisode: "Baptism of Fire"[56]
1975The Rockford FilesEdgar BurchEpisode: "Counter Gambit"[2][21]
Sarah T. – Portrait of a Teenage AlcoholicMr. PetersonTelevision film[18]
The WaltonsDavid FletcherEpisode: "The Venture"[2][21]
1976GibbsvilleYostieEpisode: "Afternoon Waltz"[18]
1976–1978Starsky and HutchFreddie / Lloyd Herman Eckworth2 episodes[1][2]
1977Mary Hartman, Mary HartmanOfficer Malloy[2]
Red AlertSheriff SweeneyTelevision film[18]
1978SuperdomeWhitley[18]
James at 15Coach FedersonEpisode: "Queen of the Silver Dollar"[2][57]
1979Dear DetectiveCaptain GorceyEpisode: "Pilot"[58]
No Other LoveDeFrancoTelevision film[59]
The GiftCommander[60]
1980City in FearSheldon Lewis[18]
SkagMoranEpisode: "Pilot"[61]
High Noon, Part II: The Return of Will KaneHarold PattonTelevision film[18]
1981East of EdenSheriff Horace Quinn3 episodes[62]
Little House on the PrairieCallahanEpisode: "Chicago"[18]
1983ABC Afterschool SpecialJoe LempkeEpisode: "The Woman Who Willed a Miracle"[63]
Night PartnersJoe KirbyTelevision film[18]
1984The OutlawsWarden MacDonaldTelevision film[64]
1985ABC Weekend SpecialRoccoEpisode: "The Adventures of Con Sawyer and Hucklemary Finn"[65]
The Twilight ZonePeterEpisode: "Dealer's Choice"[66]
1986The HitchhikerDetective UnderhillEpisode: "Ghostwriter"[67]
The Right of the PeopleMayorTelevision film[68]
Resting PlaceSergeant[69]
The Disney Sunday MovieGeneral PresserEpisode: "Hero in the Family"[70]
The Deliberate StrangerDetective Sam DaviesTelevision film[71]
Amazing StoriesGrandpaEpisode: "Magic Saturday"[72]
1987Broken VowsDetective MulliganTelevision film[73][74]
The Abduction of Kari SwensonDon Nichols[18]
Murder OrdainedVern HumphreyMiniseries[18]
1989Brotherhood of the RoseHardy2 episodes[18]
UnsubNed Platt8 episodes[75]
Tales from the CryptJonasEpisode: "Collection Completed"[21][76]
1990True BetrayalClyde WilsonTelevision film[18]
The Civil WarVarious rolesVoice, 9 episodes[2]
The FlashHenry Allen2 episodes[18]
1991Deadly IdentityHarryTelevision film[18]
SilverfoxCharles Blankenship[77]
1992Wild CardMose[78][79]
1993The Jackie Thomas ShowArlen ThomasEpisode: "Aloha, Io-wahu"[80]
1994Home ImprovementColonel Fred Patterson2 episodes[1]
Probable CauseSadlerTelevision film[21]
1995From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. FrankweilerMorris[81]
1996The Outer LimitsSanford ValléEpisode: "The Refuge"[18]
Early EditionSanta ClausEpisode: "Christmas"[82][83]
1998Tracey Takes On...Jimmy DuffEpisode: "Sports"[2]
Men in WhiteStanley SnyderTelevision film[84]
1999The X-FilesArthur DalesEpisode: "The Unnatural"[18]
The Wild ThornberrysGemsbok #1Voice, episode: "Rain Dance"[44][2]
Monster!LloydTelevision film[18]
1999–2001Big Guy and Rusty the Boy RobotMackVoice, 26 episodes[2][21]
2000NYPD BlueJoe KroftEpisode: "Roll Out the Barrel"[18]
Gideon's CrossingDr. George MatthewsEpisode: "A Routine Case"[18]
2001Night VisionsGusEpisode: "Reunion"[85][86]
The Mind of the Married ManRandall Evans5 episodes[87]
FrasierRich KoechnerEpisode: "Bully for Martin"[1]
2002What's New, Scooby-Doo?JebVoice, episode: "Scooby-Doo Christmas"[21][88]
2003Charlie LawrenceCubbyEpisode: "New Kid in School"[89][90]
Tracey Ullman in the Trailer TalesWally WestlandTelevision special[91]
The GuardianEzra PenceEpisode: "Big Coal"[92]
2006The X'sStanley (voice)Episode: "In-Law Enforcement"[44]
2010'Til DeathUncle RudolphEpisode: "Let's Go"[93][21]
2010–2013Pound PuppiesOlafVoice, 46 episodes[44]
2012Army WivesBernie WallacheckEpisode: "Battle Scars"[18]
DamagesLyle Hewes3 episodes[94]
2012–2015Adventure TimeCosmic OwlVoice, 4 episodes[1][44][2]
2014Tim and Eric's Bedtime StoriesDetectiveEpisode: "Toes"[95]
2019Sneaky Pete"Tex" Hopkins7 episodes[21]
2019–2022The Righteous GemstonesGrandaddy Roy Gemstone2 episodes[1]
2022American GigoloColemanEpisode: "Sunday Girl"[4]

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