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Actor: William Fichtner

William Fichtner opens The Dark Knight as the bank manager with a shotgun, in a scene of about ninety seconds that sets the film’s entire tone.

Heat, Armageddon, Black Hawk Down and Contact fill out a career of dependable supporting authority.

Prison Break gave him a long television run, and he is unusually good at playing men who are competent and unpleasant at the same time, which is a narrower specialty than it sounds.

Armageddon (1998) film posterBen Affleck

Armageddon (1998) Review

Armageddon is Michael Bay's most complete expression of Michael Bay: maximum volume, minimum coherence, emotional manipulation deployed at maximum intensi. The scientific inaccuracies in Armageddon are not the casual inaccuracies of a film that chose story over accuracy.

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Contact (1997) film posterJames Woods

Contact (1997) Review

Contact is a film about a scientist so committed to empirical evidence that she rejects faith, who then has a transcendent personal experience, returns with no physical evidence it occurred, and is expected by the film to continue believing in…

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