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Keith Gordon (born February 3, 1961) is an American actor and film director.

Full Name	Keith Gordon
Net Worth	$17 Million
Date Of Birth	February 3, 1961
Place Of Birth	New York City, New York, USA
Height	1.73 m
Occupation	Actor, film director
Profession	Actor, Film director, Film producer, Screenwriter, Television Director, Television producer
Nationality	American
Spouse	Rachel Griffin
Parents	Mark Gordon, Barbara Gordon
Nicknames	Keith Gordon, Gordon, Keith
IMDB	http://imdb.com/name/nm0330360
Nominations	Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay, Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature, Sitges Film Festival Maria Award for Best Film
Movies	Christine, Dressed to Kill, Back to School, A Midnight Clear, Waking the Dead, The Singing Detective, Mother Night, Jaws 2, The Legend of Billie Jean, The Chocolate War, Combat Academy, Home Movies, Static, Winnebago Man, All That Jazz, My Palikari, Kent State
TV Shows	30 Even Scarier Movie Moments
Star Sign	Aquarius

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1	[on working with director Brian De Palma on Home Movies (1979)] I was very impressed that Brian took the time to rehearse before shooting started. Especially on low budget film, like Home Movies, this was critical. It's much cheaper to resolve the 'What the hell is this scene really about?' questions when there isn't a crew of 30 or more people standing around waiting, with all the expenses of filmmaking on the clock. It also made the cast much more confident in ourselves, each other and Brian. At the same time, he was always encouraging experimentation and improvisation-- which wasn't what would have expected from someone known as a visual Hitchcockian filmmaker. But this was an antic comedy, that was going to rely more on performances than shots, and he was wise enough to know that and alter his style to fit the material. We did a surprising number of takes, given the limited budget, but this was my first exposure to the truism, 'film is the cheapest thing.' What's expensive is all the time getting ready to shoot; once it's set, make sure you get what you need. Brian would have us try the scene multiple ways, saying (for example), 'Good, we've got an angry version, we're printing that, now try one that's softer.' It gave us tremendous confidence to try things, knowing that there would be numerous takes, and he'd always print two or three. As an actor, you're terribly afraid of looking like an idiot, and this safety zone made a huge difference. It also gave Brian lots of choices in the editing room, when sometimes the thing that seemed best on the set didn't play as well when the whole film was put together.

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[on working with director Brian De Palma on Home Movies (1979)] I was very impressed that Brian took the time to rehearse before shooting started. Especially on low budget film, like Home Movies, this was critical. It's much cheaper to resolve the 'What the hell is this scene really about?' questions when there isn't a crew of 30 or more people standing around waiting, with all the expenses of filmmaking on the clock. It also made the cast much more confident in ourselves, each other and Brian. At the same time, he was always encouraging experimentation and improvisation-- which wasn't what would have expected from someone known as a visual Hitchcockian filmmaker. But this was an antic comedy, that was going to rely more on performances than shots, and he was wise enough to know that and alter his style to fit the material. We did a surprising number of takes, given the limited budget, but this was my first exposure to the truism, 'film is the cheapest thing.' What's expensive is all the time getting ready to shoot; once it's set, make sure you get what you need. Brian would have us try the scene multiple ways, saying (for example), 'Good, we've got an angry version, we're printing that, now try one that's softer.' It gave us tremendous confidence to try things, knowing that there would be numerous takes, and he'd always print two or three. As an actor, you're terribly afraid of looking like an idiot, and this safety zone made a huge difference. It also gave Brian lots of choices in the editing room, when sometimes the thing that seemed best on the set didn't play as well when the whole film was put together.

#	Fact
1	Appeared with Kevin Bacon in Off-Broadway theater when they were both starting out as actors.
2	Took a one-day role in I Love Trouble (1994) to personally ask Nick Nolte to read the script for Mother Night (1996), after being initially dismissed by Nolte's agent.
3	In 1986, his character in Back to School (1986) met Kurt Vonnegut Jr.. Ten years later, Gordon directed the motion picture Mother Night (1996), which is based on Vonnegut's book of the same name.
4	He quit acting to become a director.
5	Son of New York actors Mark & Barbara Gordon.

Director

Title	Year	Status
Homeland	2013-2017	TV Series 5 episodes
Fargo	2015	TV Series 2 episodes
The Leftovers	2014-2015	TV Series 2 episodes
Nurse Jackie	2014-2015	TV Series 2 episodes
The Returned	2015	TV Series 1 episode
Masters of Sex	2014	TV Series 1 episode
The Strain	2014	TV Series 1 episode
The Bridge	2013-2014	TV Series 2 episodes
Dexter	2006-2013	TV Series 10 episodes
The Killing	2011-2013	TV Series 3 episodes
Rectify	2013	TV Series 1 episode
Rubicon	2010	TV Series 1 episode
House M.D.	2005	TV Series 1 episode
The Singing Detective	2003
Night Visions	2001-2002	TV Series 2 episodes
Shadow Realm	2002	TV Movie segment "Patterns"
Gideon's Crossing	2001	TV Series 2 episodes
Waking the Dead	2000
Mother Night	1996
Fallen Angels	1995	TV Series 1 episode
Homicide: Life on the Street	1994	TV Series 1 episode
Wild Palms	1993	TV Mini-Series 2 episodes
A Midnight Clear	1992
The Chocolate War	1988

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Bridge	2014	TV Series	Taxidermist
Dexter	2009	TV Series	Kyle Butler #2
Delivering Milo	2001		Dr. Baumgartner
The Player	1997	TV Movie
I Love Trouble	1994		Andy
Hoggs' Heaven	1994	TV Short	William Hogg
Wild Palms	1993	TV Mini-Series	Wilderzone Bum
Brooklyn Bridge	1993	TV Series	Cousin Herbie
WIOU	1990	TV Series	George Lewis
Miami Vice	1989	TV Series	Prof. Terrence 'Terry' Baines
Charlie Barnett's Terms of Enrollment	1986	Video	Mugger
Combat High	1986	TV Movie	Max Mendelsson
Back to School	1986		Jason Melon
Static	1985		Ernie Blick
The Legend of Billie Jean	1985		Lloyd
Single Bars, Single Women	1984	TV Movie	Lionel
Christine	1983		Arnie Cunningham
American Playhouse	1982	TV Series
Kent State	1981	TV Movie	Jeff Miller
Dressed to Kill	1980		Peter Miller
Meeting Halfway	1979	TV Movie
All That Jazz	1979		Young Joe
Home Movies	1979		Denis Byrd
Studs Lonigan	1979	TV Mini-Series	Young Paulie
Jaws 2	1978		Doug Fetterman
Medical Center	1975	TV Series	Herbie

Producer

Title	Year	Status
The Returned	2015	TV Series executive producer - 1 episode
Rectify	2013	TV Series co-executive producer - 6 episodes
Waking the Dead	2000	producer
Mother Night	1996	producer
Static	1985	co-producer

Writer

Title	Year	Status
A Midnight Clear	1992	screenplay
The Chocolate War	1988	written by
Static	1985

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
All That Jazz	1979	performer: "Sweet Sue, Just You" 1928 - uncredited

Thanks

Title	Year	Status
You, Me and We	2010	Short special thanks
Eagle vs Shark	2007	special thanks
The Applicant	2006	Short special thanks
Sweet Land	2005	eternal thanks
Bad Reputation	2005	special thanks
Prey	2005	Short special thanks
Me and You and Everyone We Know	2005	special thanks
Ekho: Fall of an Empire	2004	special thanks

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Lessons in Filmmaking: Keith Gordon on 'Dressed to Kill'	2012	Video documentary short	Himself
A Winter's War: Keith Gordon on 'A Midnight Clear'	2012	Video documentary	Himself
Kingdom Come	2011	Documentary	Himself
The Scarface Phenomenon	2011	Video documentary	Himself
Starz Inside: Sex and the Cinema	2009	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Sundance Directors Lab	2009	TV Series documentary	Himself
Interview-Director Keith Gordon Discusses 'The Chocolate War'	2007	Documentary	Himself
Big John	2006	TV Movie documentary	Himself
30 Even Scarier Movie Moments	2006	TV Mini-Series	Himself
Hitchcocked!	2006	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Working with a Master: John Carpenter	2006	Video documentary short	Himself
Christine: Fast and Furious	2004	Video documentary short	Himself
Christine: Finish Line	2004	Video documentary short	Himself
Christine: Ignition	2004	Video documentary short	Himself
Anatomy of a Scene	2001	TV Series documentary	Himself
Dressed to Kill: An Appreciation by Keith Gordon	2001	Video short documentary	Himself
Slashing 'Dressed to Kill'	2001	Video documentary short	Himself
The Making of 'Dressed to Kill'	2001	Video documentary short	Himself
Jaws 2: A Portrait by Actor Keith Gordon	2001	Video short documentary	Himself

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Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2004	Indie Pioneer Award	Kansas City Filmmakers Jubilee
1987	Festival Award	Madrid International Film Festival, ES	Best Actor	Static (1985)

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2013	OFTA Television Award	Online Film & Television Association	Best Direction in a Drama Series	Homeland (2011)
2003	Best Film	Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival		The Singing Detective (2003)
1993	Independent Spirit Award	Independent Spirit Awards	Best Screenplay	A Midnight Clear (1992)
1989	Independent Spirit Award	Independent Spirit Awards	Best First Feature	The Chocolate War (1988)
1988	Gold Hugo	Chicago International Film Festival	Best Feature	The Chocolate War (1988)

Known for movies

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Keith Gordon Net Worth