John Diehl

Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
04/13/1957
Birthplace:
Cincinnati, Ohio
biography
Off-beat, young American supporting player whose film roles have been somewhat less challenging than his stage work, which has encompassed plays by Shepard, Brecht, Sartre, Beckett and others. Nonetheless, Diehl's vaguely dissipated, all-American features and toothy grin have brought an edge to almost all his performances, particularly as a cheerfully brutal villain in "Mo' Money" (1992), Damon Wayans' breakthrough comedy/action vehicle. He again exhibited a flair for sleaze as an obnoxious young cop who needles the retiring Robert Duvall in Joel Schumacher's "Falling Down" (1993). Diehl is Continued
Credits
(TV Show)
2007-2007
Isaac Keller
2007
Keller
2007
Steve
2006
Paul
2004
(TV Show)
2003-2003
Doyle
2003
(TV Show)
2003-2003
Actor
2003
(TV Show)
2002-2003
Asst. Chief Ben Gilroy
2003
Asst. Chief Ben Gilroy
2002
Asst. Chief Ben Gilroy
2002
Asst. Chief Ben Gilroy
2002
Asst. Chief Ben Gilroy
2002
Asst. Chief Ben Gilroy
2002
+(1 More)
Mal "Mac" MacAvoy
2002
Cooper
2001
Henry Birdson
2000
Jimmy
1999
Lowell
1997
Arnie
1983
Howard K Turkstra--
1981
Father
Cash Thornton
Leland's Father
Lieutenant Kawalsky
Digger Bruce
Derelict
Stebbins
Burl
Morrison
Killer--Billy Boy
Vincent
Whitey
Polito
Actor
J G Cole
Keith Heading
Fred
Phil
Neil
Actor
Co-Producer
The Killer
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Moved to L.A. from Cincinnati in the late 1970s
 
Became active in theater, appearing in several Sam Shepard plays
1981 
Feature film debut in Ivan Reitman's "Stripes"
1983 
First major film role in "Angel"
1984 
First worked as a series regular as undercover Detective Larry Zito on "Miami Vice"
Continued