Nick Nolte
American actor (born 1941) · United States · Actors
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Something wrong?He's logged five decades of leading-man work without ever quite becoming a household face - three Oscar nominations, a string of gritty dramas and odd comedies, and a 2002 mug shot that became more famous than half his filmography.
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Crime 101Film, Money2023
Poker FaceSeries, Arthur Liptin2019
The MandalorianSeries, Kuiil (voice)
Angel Has FallenFilm, 2019Clay Banning2017Star on Hollywood Walk of FameAward2014
GracepointSeries, Jack Reinhold
NoahFilm, 2014Samyaza (voice)2013
Gangster SquadFilm, Bill Parker2011
ArthurFilm, Burt Johnson2008
The Spiderwick ChroniclesFilm, Mulgarath2004
Hotel RwandaFilm, Colonel Oliver2003
HulkFilm, Father1997
The ViewSeries
NightwatchFilm, 1997Inspector Cray1994
Blue ChipsFilm, Pete1992Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture DramaAward1991
Cape FearFilm, Sam Bowden1990
Another 48 Hrs.Film, Jack Cates1986
Down and Out in Beverly HillsFilm, Jerry Baskin1977
The DeepFilm, David Sanders1976
Rich Man, Poor ManSeries, Tom Jordache1974
Chopper OneSeries, Bob1972
Emergency!Series, Fred1969
Medical CenterSeries, Tank1955
GunsmokeSeries, Barney Austin1944
Golden Globe AwardsSeries1941Born8 February 1941Photos 4
Filmography 40
133 credits on file
Television 24
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Nicholas King Nolte broke through in 1976 with the ABC miniseries Rich Man, Poor Man, earning an Emmy nomination and launching a film career that stretched across genres. He hit his awards peak in the early '90s: a Golden Globe win and an Oscar nomination for The Prince of Tides in 1991, then nominations again for Affliction in 1998 and Warrior in 2011. Between those peaks he worked steadily - buddy cop films like 48 Hrs., ensemble dramas like The Thin Red Line and Hotel Rwanda, even voice work in animated comedies. His television presence deepened after 2010: HBO's Luck, a Golden Globe-nominated turn as a disgraced president in Graves, guest spots in The Mandalorian and Poker Face. He never stopped working, and the work never stopped being varied.
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