Acting · 1951
Brent Carver
Born Nov 17, 1951·Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada·Died Aug 4, 2020 (68)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Brent Carver (November 17, 1951 – August 4, 2020) was a Canadian actor who was best known for his performances on Broadway in Parade as Leo Frank and Kiss of the Spider Woman as Molina, for which he won the Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical in 1993.
Filmography
39 titles- 2017
Save MeDr. Jason BowmanShow - 2015
Chita Rivera: A Lot Of Livin' To DoSelf (archive footage)Movie - 2014
Romeo and JulietFriar Laurence6.0Movie - 2014
Brent Carver: Home Through the NightMovie - 2010As You Like ItJaquesMovie
- 2007
LightchasersManMovie - 2007
Hamlet {Solo}SelfMovie - 2006
Prairie Giant: The Tommy Douglas StorySecretary Balsam5.8Show - 2005
Broadway's Lost Treasures III: The Best of The Tony AwardsMolina (segment "Kiss Of The Spider Woman") (archive footage)7.2Movie - 2004
This Is Wonderland8.0Show - 2004Elizabeth RexNed Lowenscroft6.0Movie
- 2003
The EventBrian Knight5.8Movie - 2002
AraratPhilip6.1Movie - 2000
DeeplyPorter6.3Movie - 1999
Twice in a LifetimeHarry6.2Show - 1999
The Legend of Sleepy HollowIchabod Crane5.9Movie - 1998
The Tale of TeekaMaurice (English version)7.0Movie - 1997
LiliesCountess De Tilly8.1Movie - 1997
WhiskersWhiskers5.6Movie - 1996
Leonardo: A Dream of FlightLeonardo DaVinci8.0Movie - 1994
Due SouthBruce Spender7.6Show - 1992
The ShowerKevin4.4Movie - 1991
The Hidden Room6.0Show - 1989
MillenniumCoventry5.4Movie - 1989
Love & Hate: The Story of Colin and Joanne ThatcherTony Merchant7.7Movie - 1988
War of the WorldsJesse6.4Show - 1988
Much Ado About NothingDon John9.0Movie - 1988
Spies, Lies & Naked ThighsGunther4.4Movie - 1988
Shadow DancingAlexei4.2Movie - 1985
The Twilight Zone7.7Show - 1985
Love & LarcenyCharles Chadwick7.0Movie - 1985
The Pirates of PenzanceThe Pirate King8.0Movie - 1983
The WarsRobert Ross5.0Movie - 1983
Cross CountryJohn Forrest5.1Movie - 1979
CrossbarAaron Kornylo5.5Movie - 1978Leo and Me10.0Show
- 1978
One Night StandRafe4.5Movie - 1976
For the Record9.0Show - 1956
Tony AwardsSelf - Winner / PerformerShow