The last (so far) of David’s episodes from the series BILLIONS where he plays Black Jack Foley.
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“Billions” Season Three Media Added
David’s second season episodes of BILLIONS as Black Jack Foley. Enjoy.
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“Billions” Season Two Media Added
I’ve finally been able to get David’s episodes from BILLIONS screencapped and edited to add to the gallery and press sections respectively. David has many scenes with actor Paul Giamatti who plays the character of Chuck Rhodes. Giamatti and David were also in the film COLD SOULS together. Please feel free to click on the links to go to the various sections.
- Television > Billions > Season Two >Screencaps
- Television > Billions > Season Two > Media Clip
“L. A. Confidential” Media
This is probably one of David’s most colourful portrayals. As Pierce Moorehouse Pachett, David played a pornographer who had a knack for turning women into fake bombshells to create “art”. What was excellent in this film is that it captured Los Angeles’ Hollywood hey day at it’s most glamourous. The film also starred Russell Crowe, Kim Basinger, Guy Pierce, and Kevin Spacey. All in all one of David’s best work. Though I think all of his films and television forays are usually exceptional because, well, it’s David Strathairn. Here are the screencaps and a clip with David’s parts from the film. Though not in the film a lot, he still left an indelible imprint. Enjoy.
- Film > L. A. Confidential > Screencaps
- Film > L. A. Confidential > Media Clip
“Fracture” Media Added
I fell asleep as I was editing the clip and screencaps for David’s portrayal of District Attorney Joe Lobruto in the Gregory Hoblit directed film FRACTURE, starring Ryan Gosling, Rosamund Pike, and Sir Anthony Hopkins. I love this performance. The line where David says, “Head’s gotta roll,” is so funny. Funny in the way that he really doesn’t mean it because he keeps Gosling’s character of Willy Beachum still on the payroll. The clip is up in the media section and you can click on the images below to go there. The clip can be accessed via the link I’ll provide below.
