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Philip Baker Hall

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American actor (1931–2022)

Philip Baker Hall
Hall at the 2009Tribeca Film Festival
Born(1931-09-10)September 10, 1931
DiedJune 12, 2022(2022-06-12) (aged 90)
Resting placeForest Lawn Memorial Park
OccupationActor
Years active1960–2021[1]
Spouses
Children4

Philip Baker Hall (September 10, 1931 – June 12, 2022) was an Americancharacter actor. He is known for his collaborations withPaul Thomas Anderson, includingHard Eight (1996),Boogie Nights (1997), andMagnolia (1999). He also starred in leading roles in films, such asSecret Honor (1984) andDuck (2005). Hall had supporting roles in many films, includingMidnight Run (1988),Say Anything... (1989),The Truman Show (1998),The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999),The Insider (1999),The Contender (2000),Bruce Almighty (2003),Dogville (2003),Zodiac (2007),50/50 (2011), andArgo (2012). He received anIndependent Spirit Award nomination forBest Male Lead for his role inHard Eight and twoScreen Actors Guild Award nominations forOutstanding Performance by an Ensemble Cast in a Motion Picture forBoogie Nights andMagnolia.

Hall is also known for his prolific work on television. His early television work includedM*A*S*H;Murder, She Wrote; andCheers. One of his most memorable television roles was as Lt. Joe Bookman, the "library cop", inSeinfeld.[2] He had recurring roles inThe Practice,The West Wing,Curb Your Enthusiasm,Modern Family, andBoJack Horseman.

Early life

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Hall was born on September 10, 1931, inToledo, Ohio.[3][4] His mother was Alice Birdene (née McDonald), and his father, William Alexander Hall, was a factory worker fromMontgomery, Alabama.[5][6] He attended theUniversity of Toledo.[4] He served inGermany as aUnited States Army translator[7] and as a high school teacher.[8]

Career

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After his film debutCowards,[9] he joined theLos Angeles Theatre Center.[1][9] His first television role came for an episode ofGood Times.[9] Hall guest starred in episodes ofM*A*S*H andMan from Atlantis.[10][11] He had over 200 guest roles since 1977. He playedRichard Nixon in the one-character filmSecret Honor, reprising the role he had created during the play's original Off-Broadway run.[12]Roger Ebert said about Hall and the film: "Nixon is portrayed by Philip Baker Hall, an actor previously unknown to me, with such savage intensity, such passion, such venom, such scandal, that we cannot turn away. Hall looks a little like the real Nixon; he could be a cousin, and he sounds a little like him. That's close enough. This is not an impersonation, it's a performance."[13]Vincent Canby ofThe New York Times also praised Hall's "immense performance, which is as astonishing and risky ― for the chances the actor takes and survives ― as that of the Oscar-winning F. Murray Abraham inAmadeus."[14]

In the 1980s, Hall co-starred in various films in supporting roles, includingNothing in Common (1986),Midnight Run (1988),Say Anything... andGhostbusters II (both 1989). He played "Lt. Joe Bookman", a detective pursuing a long-overdue library book in theSeinfeld episodes, "The Library" and "The Finale".[9] His firstSeinfeld appearance led him to be widely lauded as one of the best guest stars on the series, and led to many other jobs.[15]

Hall contributed an opening narration, a parody of the announcements one would hear onMagnetic Reference Laboratory's calibration tapes for analogue tape recorders, on1000 Hurts, the 2000 album by Chicago post-punk bandShellac.

Hall starred inPaul Thomas Anderson's short filmCigarettes & Coffee, which was adapted into Anderson's directorial debut filmHard Eight (1996). For the film, Hall played a senior gambler who mentors a homeless man (John C. Reilly). Ebert of theChicago Sun-Times said about Hall, "Here is another great performance. He is a man who has been around, who knows casinos and gambling, who finds himself attached to three people he could easily have avoided, who thinks before he acts."[16] Hall was nominated for theIndependent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead. He later starred in Anderson's other filmsBoogie Nights (1997) andMagnolia (1999). He was nominated for twoScreen Actors Guild Awards forOutstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. Hall starred withPhilip Seymour Hoffman in four films.[17]

Hall had turns in a variety of films in the 1990s, includingThe Rock,The Truman Show,The Talented Mr. Ripley, andThe Insider. He co-starred in other films in the 2000s, includingDogville,[9]Zodiac, andArgo.[9] He played Captain Diel in theRush Hour trilogy (though his scenes were cut fromRush Hour 2 and he was uncredited for the scene inRush Hour 3).[9][17] Hall had prominent roles inBruce Almighty,In Good Company,The Amityville Horror,The Matador,You Kill Me,All Good Things,50/50,[18] andThe Sum of All Fears.[9]

Hall starred in the sitcomThe Loop.[9] He guest starred in the animated seriesThe Life & Times of Tim. He played a physician inCurb Your Enthusiasm,[9] and appeared inModern Family.[9] He appeared in an episode ofThe Newsroom and in aHoliday Inn commercial.[9] For the short filmDear Chickens, he won best actor at Los Angeles Short Festival and at Filmets Badalona Film Festival in Barcelona.[19][20]

Hall also undertook stage work in New York and Los Angeles, but did not appear onBroadway.[4]

Personal life and death

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Hall had two daughters, Patricia and Darcy, with his first wife, Mary-Ella Holst.[4][21] He later married Holly Wolfle, with whom he had two daughters, Adella and Anna.[1] He also had four grandchildren and a brother.[22]

Hall died ofemphysema at his home inGlendale, California, on June 12, 2022, at the age of 90.[4][22]

Filmography

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Film

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1970CowardsFather Reis[9][23]
1974Throw Out the Anchor!RyanCredited as "Phillip Hall"[24]
1978ComaDoctor[25]
1980The Man with Bogart's FaceDr. Inman[21]
1981Dream On![26]
1982The Last ReunionMike Sills[26]
1984Secret HonorRichard Nixon[9][23][27]
1986Nothing in CommonColonial Airlines ExecutiveUncredited[28]
1987Three O'Clock HighDetective Mulvahill[9]
1988Midnight RunSidney[4]
1989Say Anything...IRS Boss[9][21]
How I Got into CollegeDean Patterson[24]
Ghostbusters IIPolice Commissioner[4]
An Innocent ManJudge Kenneth Lavet[4]
1991Blue DesertJoe[4]
1992Live WireSenator Thyme[4]
1993Cigarettes & CoffeeSydneyShort film[9]
1994The Last LaughWilliam T.[29]
1995Kiss of DeathBig Junior Brown[4]
1996Eye for an EyeSidney Hughes[4]
Hard EightSydney[9][4]
The RockChief JusticeUncredited[4]
The Little DeathDetective Snyder[4]
Hit MeLenny IshAKAThe Ice Cream Dimension[4]
1997BuddyMinister[26]
Air Force OneU.S. Attorney General Andrew Ward[4]
Boogie NightsFloyd Gondolli[9][4]
1998Sour GrapesMr. Bell[9][4]
The Truman ShowNetwork Executive[4]
Judas KissPobby Malavero[26]
Rush HourCaptain Diel[4][21]
Enemy of the StateMark Silverberg, AttorneyUncredited[4]
PrequelVaughn[4]
PsychoSheriff Chambers[4]
1999Let the Devil Wear BlackSol Hirsch[4]
Cradle Will RockGray Mathers[4]
ImplicatedJohn Swayer[26]
The InsiderDon Hewitt[9][4][27]
MagnoliaJimmy Gator[9][4][27]
The Talented Mr. RipleyAlvin MacCarron[4][21]
2000Rules of EngagementGeneral H. Lawrence Hodges[4]
The ContenderOscar Billings[4]
Lost SoulsFather James[4][27]
2001Rush Hour 2Captain DielScenes deleted[27][9]
2002The Sum of All FearsDefense Secretary David Becker[4][27]
A Gentleman's GameCharlie Logan[4]
2003Die, Mommie, Die!Sol Sussman[4][27]
DogvilleTom Edison Sr.[9][4][27]
Bruce AlmightyJack Baylor[4]
A House on a HillHarry Mayfield[4]
2004In Good CompanyEugene Kalb[4][21]
2005The MatadorMr. Randy[4]
A Buck's WorthVoice; Short film[30]
DuckArthur Pratt[4][27]
The Amityville HorrorFather Callaway[4][27]
The ZodiacChief Frank Perkins[9][4]
2006The Shaggy DogLance Strictland[4][27]
The TV SetVernon Maxwell[26]
IslanderPopper[26]
2007ZodiacSherwood Morrill[9][4]
You Kill MeRoman Krzeminski[4]
Rush Hour 3Captain William DielUncredited[9]
2009The LodgerCaptain Smith[4]
Fired Up!Coach Byrnes[4]
Wonderful WorldThe Man[4][27]
2010All Good ThingsMalvern Bump[26]
2011The Chicago 8JudgeJulius Hoffman[9]
Mr. Popper's PenguinsFranklin[4]
50/50Alan Lombardo[4][21]
2012Bending the RulesHerb Gold[26]
People Like UsIke Rafferty[23]
Departure DateOld Jake[31]
Dog Eat DogOld manShort film[32]
ArgoCIA DirectorStansfield TurnerUncredited[21]
2013Bad WordsDr. William Bowman[27][26]
2014Playing It CoolGranddad[26]
2017Person to PersonJimmy[26]
The Last WordEdwardFinal film role[23][21][4]
2018Dear ChickensEmilShort film[26]

Television

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1975The Last SurvivorsAttorneyTelevision film[9]
1975; 1978Emergency!Oliver Warren / Dr. Scott2 episodes[21]
1976Good TimesMotel OwnerEpisode: "J.J.'s Fiancee: Part 2"[9][21]
Mayday at 40,000 Feet!ReporterTelevision film[4]
1976–77VisionsBoyle / Severson2 episodes[33]
1977Man from AtlantisGeorgeEpisode: "Man from Atlantis"[21]
The Hostage HeartDr. Harvey FessTelevision film[34]
Kill Me If You CanPhillips[34]
M*A*S*HSergeant HackerEpisode: "The Light That Failed"[21]
1978The FitzpatricksBertramEpisode: "A Living Wage"[31]
The BastardShopkeeperMiniseries[4]
Terror Out of the SkyStarrettTelevision film[26]
1979SamuraiProfessor Owens[24]
1980The WaltonsMajor GordonEpisode: "The Furlough"[21]
The Night the Bridge Fell DownWarren MeechTelevision film[4]
It's a LivingMan in Hotel RoomEpisode: "The Lois Affair"[35]
Riding for the Pony ExpressMr. DurfeeTelevision film[36][37]
1981This House PossessedClerk[38]
1982McClain's LawMr. HarrisEpisode: "Takeover"[39]
Quincy, M.E.Deputy DA Marty Shell
Captain Rasmussen		2 episodes[21]
Cagney & LaceyLieutenant SweenyEpisode: "Hot Line"[21]
T. J. HookerJudge WallaceEpisode: "A Cry for Help"[21]
Seven Brides for Seven BrothersProsecutor / Wilcox2 episodes[39]
Games Mother Never Taught YouLester GreeneTelevision film[40]
1984BensonHarrison FowlerEpisode: "The Election"[41]
Lottery!Episode: "Houston: Duffy's Choice"[42]
1985Hardcastle and McCormickJack MarshEpisode: "Too Rich and Too Thin"[43]
1986Who Is Julia?Dean MayTelevision film[31]
1987MariahJames Malone7 episodes[9][27][4]
The SpiritSevrinTelevision film[4]
Miami ViceJudge DeLaporteEpisode: "Contempt of Court"[21]
1988Goddess of LoveDetective CharlesTelevision film[4]
Family TiesDr. Harrison3 episodes[21]
1989A Cry for Help: The Tracey Thurman StoryJudge BlumenfeldTelevision film[4]
Incident at Dark RiverDr. Leo Manus[4]
1989–90Falcon CrestEd Meyers13 episodes[21]
1990MatlockJudgeEpisode: "The Mother"[21]
Bagdad CafeHerbEpisode: "This Bird Has Flown"[44]
1991Murder, She WroteLen CostnerEpisode: "Moving Violation"[4][21]
L.A. LawTom BakerEpisode: "He's a Crowd"[21]
Equal JusticeJudge S.E. ClevelandEpisode: "Do the Wrong Thing"[45]
Dark JusticeWinchester KellerEpisode: "The Neutralizing Factor"[21]
1991–92Civil WarsJudge Bianchi3 episodes[21]
1991; 1998SeinfeldLt. Joe Bookman2 episodes: "The Library" and "The Finale"[28]
1992A Thousand HeroesSam GochenourTelevision film; AKACrash Landing: The Rescue of Flight 232[46]
Stormy WeathersDr. ComdenTelevision film[4]
NursesMr. ToddEpisode: "Playing Doctor"[35]
1993CheersCity Councilman Kevin FogertyEpisode: "Woody Gets an Election"[21]
BobJewelerEpisode: "Have Yourself a Married Little Christmas"[4]
1994M.A.N.T.I.S."Smitty"Television film[4]
Empty NestJerodEpisode: "Brotherly Shove"[4]
The Good LifeMr. HumphreysEpisode: "Melissa the Thief"[47]
RoswellRoswell GeneralTelevision film[35]
Madman of the PeopleKentEpisode: "All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Mad Boy"[48]
Chicago HopeMr. WellingtonEpisode: "You Gotta Have Heart"[21]
HardballBeanball McGeeEpisode: "Lee's Bad, Bad Day"[49]
Without WarningDr. Kurt LowdenTelevision film[26]
1996Life's WorkJudge ConklinEpisode: "Contempt"[50]
The John Larroquette ShowMr. FrankEpisode: "Napping to Success"[51][35]
19973rd Rock from the SunPresident DeweyEpisode: "Proud Dick"[45]
The PracticeJudge Joseph Vinocour4 episodes[21]
1997–98MillenniumGroup Elder2 episodes[9][52]
Michael HayesWilliam Vaughn20 episodes[53][54]
1998Tempting FateDr. BardwellTelevision film[4]
Witness to the MobToddo Aurello[4]
L.A. DoctorsVincent CattanoEpisode: "Fear of Flying"[42]
1999PartnersScarpattiPilot[55]
2000The FugitiveStuart KimbleEpisode: "St. Christopher's Prayer"[56]
Jackie Bouvier Kennedy OnassisAristotle OnassisTelevision film[4]
2000; 2002Baby BluesMr. Thompson / Mr. SaundersVoice; 2 episodes[21]
2001PasadenaGeorge Reese Greeley7 episodes[45]
Loomis"Big Jack" CarusoUnaired pilot[42]
2002Path to WarEverett DirksenTelevision film[4]
Night VisionsDennis BrascomEpisode: "Cargo/Switch"[4]
Without a TraceNoah RidderEpisode: "Silent Partner"[45]
2003EverwoodDr. Donald Douglas3 episodes[21]
2004MonkSalvatore LucarelliEpisode: "Mr. Monk Meets the Godfather"[21]
Boston LegalErnie DellEpisode: "Head Cases"[45]
The West WingSenator Matt Hunt2 episodes[21]
2004; 2009Curb Your EnthusiasmDr. Morrison[28]
2005Mrs. HarrisArthur SchulteTelevision film[4]
2006–07The LoopRuss17 episodes[9]
2007Big LoveNed JohanssenEpisode: "Take Me as I Am"[45]
WildlifeArnieUnaired pilot[57]
2008PsychIrving ParkerEpisode: "Dis-Lodged"[26][45]
Worst WeekReverend Lowell2 episodes[42]
2009True Jackson, VPMr. JenkinsEpisode: "Flirting with Fame"[58]
2010The Life & Times of TimNorman Walker (voice)Episode: "London Calling/Novelist"[21]
Warren the ApeDr. Ralph SchwartzEpisode: "Rock Opera"[9]
2011–12Modern FamilyWalt Kleezak3 episodes[9]
2012The NewsroomBryce DeLancyEpisode: "The 112th Congress"[9]
Childrens HospitalJosef MengeleEpisode: "A Year in the Life"[9]
Ruth & EricaHarry8 episodes[59]
2013Clear HistoryMcKenzieTelevision film[60]
2014RakeMitch MarkhamEpisode: "Remembrance of Taxis Past"[61]
AltmanHimselfDocumentary[23][42]
2015Madam SecretaryEzra HelsingerEpisode: "The Necessary Art"[21]
BoJack HorsemanHank HippopopalousVoice; 2 episodes[21]
2016Second ChanceOld Jimmy Pritchard5 episodes[4]
2017Room 104CharlieEpisode: "My Love"[4]
2018CorporateArthur StockheedEpisode: "Powerpoint of Death"[4]
2020MessiahZelman KatzFinal role, 6 episodes[4]

Theatre

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YearTitleRolePlaywrightVenueRef.
1960The FantasticksHucklebeeTom JonesSullivan Street Playhouse, Off-Broadway[62]
1965In White AmericaPerformerMartin DubermanPlayers Theatre, Off-Broadway[63]
1975GorkyGorkySteve TesichAmerican Place Theatre, Off-Broadway[64]
1979The Chicago Conspiracy TrialJudge HoffmanRon Sossi andFrank CondonOdyssey Theatre Ensemble, Los Angeles[65]
1983In the Matter of J. Robert OppenheimerHerbert S. MarksHeinar KipphardtOdyssey Theatre Ensemble, Los Angeles[66]
Secret HonorRichard NixonDonald FreedProvincetown Playhouse, Off-Broadway[67]
1990The CrucibleThomas DanforthArthur MillerLos Angeles Theatre Company[68]
1995The HomecomingMaxHarold PinterMatrix Theatre, Los Angeles[69]
2000American BuffaloDonDavid MametDonmar Warehouse,West End[70]
Linda Gross Theatre, Off-Broadway[71]

Accolades

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YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
1996Independent Spirit AwardBest Male LeadHard EightNominated[72]
1997Screen Actors Guild AwardOutstanding Cast – Motion PictureBoogie NightsNominated[73]
Florida Film Critics CircleBest EnsembleWon[74]
1999Screen Actors Guild AwardOutstanding Cast – Motion PictureMagnoliaNominated[75]
Florida Film Critics CircleBest EnsembleWon[76]
2001Broadcast Film Critics AssociationAlan J. Pakula AwardThe ContenderWon[77]
2012Hollywood Film AwardsBest EnsembleArgoWon[78]

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