Kevin Corrigan
Kevin Corrigan ( born March 27, 1969 in New York City; born Kevin Fitzgerald Corrigan ) is an American actor.
Life and achievements
Corrigan has Irish and Puerto Rican ancestry. He made his debut alongside Donald Sutherland, Adam Horovitz and Amy Locane in Drama Road Home from the year 1989. In the film drama Crazy Times (1990 ), he was seen on the side of Jessica Lange and Joan Cusack, in the comedy Living in Oblivion ( 1995) - with Steve Buscemi and Catherine Keener.
The role in the musical comedy Band Wagon (1996 ) brought Corrigan in 1996 a special prize of the Gijón International Film Festival, which he shared with the other three main characters. In the comedy Walking and Talking ( 1996), he played alongside Catherine Keener and Anne Heche. For this role he was nominated in 1997 for the Independent Spirit Award and for the Chlotrudis Award. In the comedy Shit Happens ( 1997) with Linda Fiorentino and James Woods, he took over the lead role; He also wrote the screenplay. In the thriller The Last Winter ( 2006), he played a larger role for which he was nominated in 2007 along with several other cast for the Gotham Award. He was from season two to season three in Fringe - see limiting cases of the FBI. In 2010, he stood next to Karen Black and Barry Bostwick in Jack Perez's slasher film Some Guy Who Kills People in front of the camera.
Corrigan is married to actress Elizabeth Berridge since 2001 and has one child.