Austin Pendleton Highlights

2007: Cast opposite Alan Arkin in director Neal Miller's character-driven comedy drama, "Raising Flagg"
2006: Cast in the HBO original film, "The Notorious Bettie Page" starring Gretchen Mol as the 1950's pin-up model
2003: Cast in the feature "Uptown Girls"
2001: "Orson's Shadow", a play based on a true incident involving Orson Welles and Laurence Olivier, produced in Los Angeles
2001: Play "Uncle Bob" produced Off-Broadway
2000: Played a theater producer having an affair with a single, thirtysomething waitress in "Fast Food, Fast Women"
1999: Had cameo as a pawn shop owner in "Joe the King"
1995: Penned the two character drama "Uncle Bob"; wrote lead role especially for actor George Morfogen
1985: TV series debut, "Hometown"
1972: TV debutin the variety special "Let's Celebrate"
1972: First major supporting role in a feature, "What's Up, Doc?"
1968: Feature acting debut, "Skiddo"
1962: Off-Broadway debut, "Oh, Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad"
Cast as a dying prisoner on "Oz" (HBO)
Taught acting at Yale University in the 1970s
Appeared as the bigoted senator in the touring revival of "Finian's Rainbow"
Served as last artistic director of the Circle Repertory Theater
Played recurring role as a coroner on NBC's "Homicide: Life on the Street"

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