Miguel Ferrer's Main TV Roles Show Character(s) Bionic Woman Jonas Bledsoe Crossing Jordan Dr. Garret … The Protector Lt Felix Va… Stephen King's The Stand Lloyd Henreid The Shining Mark James … Shannon's Deal D.A. Todd S… LateLine Victor 'Vic…

Main Movie Roles 2005 - The Man 2004 - The Manchurian Candidate 2000 - Traffic 1998 - Mulan 1997 - Mr. Magoo 1997 - The Night Flier 1994 - Blank Check 1993 - Hot Shots! Part Deux 1993 - Point of No Return 1993 - Another Stakeout 1992 - Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me 1990 - The Guardian 1989 - Deep Star Six 1987 - RoboCop 1984 - Star Trek III: The Search for Spock 1984 - Flashpoint 1983 - The Man Who Wasn't There

BIOGRAPHY:

Ferrer's distinctive on-screen presence has often led him to be cast in somewhat offbeat character roles. He first attracted audience attention with a breakout performance in "Robocop." He won critical acclaim for his portrayal of an FBI forensic expert - very different from Garret Macy - in David Lynch's cult hit TV series "Twin Peaks." In 2000, he delivered a standout big-screen performance as a drug dealer-turned-reluctant-informer in Steven Soderbergh's Oscar-winning film "Traffic."

Despite an impeccable Hollywood pedigree - he is the son of movie star Jose Ferrer and singer Rosemary Clooney - Ferrer initially began carving his career path as a studio musician (his credits include playing drums on Keith Moon's "Two Sides of the Moon"). Band mate Billy Mumy (Will Robinson on the classic "Lost in Space") cast him in his first role in the television series "Sunshine." It wasn't much of a stretch - Ferrer played a drummer - but Mumy had to talk him into doing it.

Since then, Ferrer has starred on the big screen in Paramount's hardball detective comedy "Where's Marlowe?" and lent his voice to Disney's "Mulan." He also can be seen in "The Manchurian Candidate" and two of John Sayles' films, "Sunshine State" and "Silver City." Other film credits include New Line's "The Man," John Badham's "Another Stakeout," Tony Scott's "Revenge," and "Stephen King's The Night Flier."

On television, Ferrer has appeared in the Emmy Award-winning miniseries "Stephen King's The Stand," and "Drug Wars: The Camarena Story." He has guest-starred on "Will & Grace" and the pilot for "ER;" and starred in the NBC comedy series "Lateline." Ferrer made his New York stage debut in the Off-Broadway production of "The Exonerated," directed by Bob Balaban.

In his spare time, Ferrer loves to play golf and ski, he also still finds time to play club dates with Mumy. Their band, the Jenerators, has released two CDs. Annually, Ferrer helps organize a golf tournament fundraiser to benefit the UCLA Children's Hospital. Ferrer currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and two sons. His birthday is February 7.


TRIVIA:

• Brother-in-law of 'Debby Boone' (qv).
• Sons, Lucas (b. 1993) Rafael (b. 1996)
• His musical credits including playing drums on 'Keith Moon (I)' (qv)'s 1975 album 'Two Sides of the Moon'.
• Is a long-time friend of 'Carrie Fisher' (qv). He helped her prepare for her _Star Wars (1977)_ (qv) audition.
• Has Puerto Rican (his father) and Irish (his mother) ancestry.
• Was close friends with actress 'Dominique Dunne' (qv) and served as a pallbearer at her funeral.
• At the (1999) 41st Grammy Awards Miguel was nominated for Best Spoken Word Album for Children in Disney's The Lion King II: Simba's Pride Read-Along
• Is the oldest of five children of 'José Ferrer (I)' (qv) and 'Rosemary Clooney' (qv). Miguel, was born in 1955. He was followed by Maria, 1956; Gabriel, 1957; Monsita, 1958; 'Rafael Ferrer' (qv), 1960.