David Morse

David Morse was born on October 11, 1953 in Hamilton, Massachusetts, USA. He began his acting career in 1971 at the Boston Theatre. In 1977, David Morse moved to New York and since then has been active on various theater stages, both on and off Broadway, and for his stage work he has been awarded prestigious theater awards. He is best known for his roles on television, including the role of Dr. Jack Morrison in St. Elsewhere (1982–88). He also starred in the television films "The Brotherhood of more

David Morse was born on October 11, 1953 in Hamilton, Massachusetts, USA. He began his acting career in 1971 at the Boston Theatre. In 1977, David Morse moved to New York and since then has been active on various theater stages, both on and off Broadway, and for his stage work he has been awarded prestigious theater awards. He is best known for his roles on television, including the role of Dr. Jack Morrison in St. Elsewhere (1982–88). He also starred in the television films "The Brotherhood of the Rose", "Langoliers", "When dreams come true" and many others. However, in the 1990s, David Morse worked more in cinema, where he debuted in the 1980 Richard Donner drama Inside Moves. He then starred in George B. and Sean Penn's dramas Indian Runner and Crossroads Station. Among the films with the actor can be called the thriller F. Gary Gray “Negotiator”, fantastic pictures of Terry Gilliam “Twelve Monkeys” and Robert Zemeckis “Contact”, action films “Long kiss for the night”, “Rock”, “Emergency measures”, “Hours of despair”. Morse's partners were American movie stars - Jodie Foster, Nicholas Cage, Sean Connery, Jack Nicholson. In 1999, Frank Darabont's prison drama The Green Mile was released, where David Morse played the role of Brutus Howell. Among the latest works of the actor - the directorial debut of Antonio Banderas "Woman without rules" ("Crazy in Alabama"), the picture of Lars von Trier "Dancing in the Dark", in which the main role was played by Bjork.