James Woods
James Woods
Biography
James Howard Woods (born April 18, 1947) is an American film, stage and television actor. Woods is known for starring in critically acclaimed films such as Once Upon a Time in America, Salvador, Nixon, Ghosts of Mississippi, Casino, Hercules, and in the television legal drama Shark. He has won two Emmy Awards, and has gained two Academy Award nominations. Description above from the Wikipedia article James Woods, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Known For
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
172
Gender
Male
Birthday
1947-04-18 (78 years old)
Place of Birth
Vernal, Utah, USA
Acting

2023

Once Upon a Studio as Hades (voice)

2016

Justice League Action as Lex Luthor / Repulse (voice)

2016

Justice League Action as Lex Luthor (voice)

2016

First Contact as Narrator

2016

Bling as Victor (voice)

2014

Jamesy Boy as Lt. Falton

2013

Ray Donovan as Patrick "Sully" Sullivan

2013

White House Down as Chief SAIC Martin Walker

2013

The Frame as Max Renn

2013

Jobs as Jack Dudman

2013

Officer Down as Captain Verona

2013

Mary and Martha as Mary's Father

2013

Any Given Tuesday as Self

2012

Coma as Dr. Howard Stark

2011

Too Big to Fail as Dick Fuld

2011

Straw Dogs as Tom Heddon

2010

Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths as Thomas Wayne Jr. / Owlman (voice)

2009

Family Guy Presents: Something, Something, Something, Dark Side as James Woods as General Veers (voice)

2008

An American Carol as Todd Grosslight

2007

Surf's Up as Reggie Belafonte (voice)

2006

Shark as Sebastian Stark

2006

End Game as Vaughn Stevens

2006

Free as a Dog as Not available

2005

Be Cool as Tommy Athens

2005

Buddy as Narrator

2005

Pretty Persuasion as Hank Joyce

2005

Ark as Jallak (voice)

2004

Entourage as Self

2004

This Girl's Life as Pops

2004

The Easter Egg Adventure as Grab Takit (voice)

2003

Jimmy Kimmel Live! as Not available

2003

Rudy: The Rudy Giuliani Story as Rudy Giuliani

2003

Northfork as Walter O'Brien

2002

John Q as Dr. Raymond Turner

2002

Stuart Little 2 as Falcon (voice)

2002

Rolie Polie Olie: The Great Defender of Fun as Gloomius Maximus (voice)

2001

Disney's House of Mouse as Hades (voice)

2001

Scary Movie 2 as Father McFeely

2001

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within as General Hein (voice)

2001

Mickey's House of Villains as Hades (voice)

2001

Recess: School's Out as Dr. Phillium Benedict (voice)

2001

Riding in Cars with Boys as Leonard Donofrio

2001

Race to Space as Dr. Wilhelm von Huber

2000

The Virgin Suicides as Mr. Lisbon

2000

Clerks as Major Baklava (voice)

2000

Dirty Pictures as Dennis Barrie

2000

Founding Fathers as John Adams (voice)

2000

The Making of Hercules as Not available

1999

Family Guy as James Woods (voice)

1999

Family Guy as James Woods as General Veers (voice)

1999

Family Guy as Family Guy James Woods / Simpsons James Woods (voice)

1999

Any Given Sunday as Dr. Harvey Mandrake

1999

The General's Daughter as Colonel Robert Moore

1999

True Crime as Alan Mann

1999

Play It to the Bone as James Woods (Ringside Fan)

1999

Hercules: Zero to Hero as Hades (voice) (archive sound)

1998

Hercules as Hades (voice)

1998

Vampires as Jack Crow

1997

Hercules as Hades (voice)

1997

Contact as Michael Kitz

1997

Kicked in the Head as Uncle Sam

1997

EP Daily as Not available

1996

The Daily Show as Self

1996

Saturday Night Special as Not available

1996

Ghosts of Mississippi as Byron De La Beckwith

1996

Killer: A Journal of Murder as Carl Panzram

1996

The Summer of Ben Tyler as Temple Rayburn

1995

Casino as Lester Diamond

1995

Nixon as H.R. Haldeman

1995

Indictment: The McMartin Trial as Danny Davis

1995

For Better or Worse as Reggie Makeshift

1994

ER as Dr. Nate Lennox

1994

The Specialist as Ned Trent

1994

The Getaway as Jack Benyon

1994

Jane's House as Paul Clark

1994

Next Door as Matt Coler

1994

Curse of the Starving Class as Weston Tate

1993

Late Night with Conan O'Brien as Self - Guest

1993

Fallen Angels as Mickey Cohen

1992

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno as Not available

1992

Chaplin as Joseph Scott

1992

Straight Talk as Jack Russell

1992

Diggstown as Gabriel Caine

1992

Citizen Cohn as Roy Marcus Cohn

1991

The Hard Way as John Moss

1991

Voices That Care as Self - Host & Choir Member

1991

The Boys as Walter Farmer

1990

Dream On as Dennis Youngblood

1989

The Simpsons as James Woods (voice)

1989

Immediate Family as Michael Spector

1989

True Believer as Eddie Dodd

1989

My Name Is Bill W. as Bill Wilson

1989

Hollywood on Horses as Self

1988

Cop as Lloyd Hopkins

1988

The Boost as Lenny Brown

1988

Crimes of Passion as Himself - Host

1987

Best Seller as Cleve

1987

In Love and War as James B. Stockdale

1986

Salvador as Richard Boyle

1986

Promise as DJ

1985

Cat's Eye as Morrison

1985

Badge of the Assassin as Robert K. Tanenbaum, Assistant District Attorney

1985

Joshua Then and Now as Joshua Shapiro

1984

Once Upon a Time in America as Maximilian 'Max' Bercovicz

1984

Against All Odds as Jake Wise

1983

Videodrome as Max Renn

1982

Fast-Walking as Fast-Walking

1982

Split Image as Charles Pratt

1981

Eyewitness as Aldo Mercer

1980

The Black Marble as The Fiddler

1979

The Onion Field as Gregory Powell

1979

...And Your Name Is Jonah as Danny Corelli

1978

Holocaust as Karl Weiss

1978

The Gift of Love as Alfred Browning

1978

The Billion Dollar Bubble as Art Lewis

1977

The Choirboys as Harold Bloomguard

1976

Raid on Entebbe as Capt. Sammy Berg

1976

The Disappearance of Aimee as Asst. Dist. Atty. Joseph Ryan

1976

Alex & the Gypsy as Crainpool

1975

Saturday Night Live as Self - Host

1975

Welcome Back, Kotter as Not available

1975

Night Moves as Quentin

1975

Foster & Laurie as Walter The Addict

1975

Distance as Larry Vincent

1975

F. Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood as Leonard "Lenny" Schoenfeld

1974

The Rockford Files as Larry Kirkoff

1974

The Gambler as Bank Officer

1973

Kojak as Not available

1973

Kojak as Caz

1973

Police Story as Not available

1973

The Way We Were as Frankie McVeigh

1972

The Streets of San Francisco as Not available

1972

The Rookies as Not available

1972

Hickey & Boggs as Lt. Wyatt

1972

The Visitors as Bill Schmidt

1972

Footsteps as Reporter

1971

All the Way Home as Andrew Lynch

1953

The Oscars as Self

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame as Andrew Lynch

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame as Assistant District Attorney Joseph Ryan

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame as Temple Rayburn

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame as Bill Wilson
Crew

2023

Oppenheimer Executive Producer

1988

Cop Producer