James Waterston

James Waterston

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James Waterston (born January 17, 1969) is an American film and television actor whose first role was playing Gerard Pitts in the 1989 film "Dead Poets Society".

Waterston's most recently appeared in three movies, ", Christy: A Change of Seasons" and "Christy: A New Beginning" as Rev. David Grantland.

Biography

Waterston grew up in New York City and formed the Malaparte Theater Company with Ethan Hawke and Robert Sean Leonard, where he did everything from directing to taking tickets. He formed an improv/sketch group called Circus Maximus. On the small screen, he played a doctor in a "Law & Order" season nine episode "Refuge". He appeared in a two-part episode of ' in which he plays a hot-headed intern. He also shot a series pilot called "Shrinking Violet". He also appeared on ' season nine episode "Inconceievable" as a husband whose wife couldn't conceive without in-vitro fertilization. He has stared in many off-Broadway plays in New York City, and New England. His most recent play is Buffalo Gals in New York City, which concluded in September.

James Waterston is on the Board of Directors of "Providence Magazine", with circulation in Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts, and has contributed photographs to the magazine. His mother, Barbara Waterston, is the editor of the magazine.

He is the son of "Law & Order"'s Sam Waterston and the older half-brother of actresses Elisabeth Waterston and Katherine Waterston, and flim maker Graham Waterston.

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