1984 Fatal Vision

Fatal Vision mini-series. But he looked nothing like he looks today. He was blond and kinda stocky. Still very good looking though.

The first movie I ever watched him in was Fatal Vision where he gave a chilling performance as real-life mass murderer Captain Jeffrey McDonald.
Years after his Midnight Caller series, he totally re-invented himself playing Bill Nordberg in Office Space. That's gonna be his signature role for sure, even though Gary is versatility personified. Easily one of my favorite actors of all time.

Office Space then One Hour Photo. Yes I was intrigued as well how any films he has been in. And an extra in the Seinfeld 'Soup Nazi' episode!!!

Midnight Caller.

I'm STILL trying to figure out where I first saw him! When the Brady Bunch Movie came out and I saw that he was chosen for Mike Brady, I thought'good choice, Gary Cole is always fantastic' so I already knew of him, but looking back at his body of work I realized that I hadn't seen most of the things that he's been in
SoI have no clue, but I do know that I knew of his talent way before The Brady Bunch Movie.
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Mine was Fatal Vision too. It was an amazing role, especially if you don't know the story. Because you have one opinion on him based on the characterization and then the story turns and it's a whole other opinion. A very unique opportunity and he just grabbed it and ran. I've been a big fan ever since.

Fatal Vision
He owned American Gothic.
Always a good consistent actor.

Fatal Vision
lies he told
american gothic
Brady bunch 1,2 movie he was funny
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Now end of day and Iam the Reaper:Silent hill

First saw him in Fatal Vision. But have watched him in a LOT of stuff. He is my brother-in-law's cousin, so we have been tracking his career from the very beginning! If you like him on film, y'all would love him on the stage!

FATAL VISION. recently bought AMERICAN GOTHIC, and just loved him as Lucas Buck.
He's a favorite of mine, so have a few movies with him, and he was just sooo hot as coach Nash in, INDECENT SEDUCTION. (even though the man was a prize jerk)

Fatal vision but really noticed him in Midnight Caller.
Its that man again!!

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American Gothic, not a movie but it rocks.
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• Lucas Buck

first time I saw him was the TV show American Gothic
"What are we supposed to use? Harsh language?"

first movie i saw him in was dogdeball but i never really noticed who he was until i watched talledega knights yesterday then i remembered him from pineapple express then i noticed just a minute ago on his filmography he was credited as cotton mcknight from dodgeball lol
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First time I remember seeing him was in the extremely short lived Babylon 5 spin-off "Crusade". He was the captain. I had probably seen him in other things before, but this was the first time I remembered seeing him.

Fatal Vision for me, too, though I was a bit older than 10
I've loved him in everything I've seen then and since he's very talented and I thought I was gonna DIE watching him on American Gothicsure got my hormones a hummin

The first movie I remember seeing him in was Fatal Vision. I had to be about 9 or 10 and I loved it. Every time I think of him I think of that movie.

It's funny, I can't remember.
Probably Midnigh Caller or Indecent Seduction or some TV movie my mom made me watch. I was a child in the late '80s.
What made a huge impression on me was American Gothic, that's for sure, but I already knew who he was and that's why I started watching American Gothic
Gummitch

For me it was the tv show Midnight Caller back in the 80s

"A simple plan". I like him.

I started watching American Gothic when it aired here in 1995 or 1996 and was instan1908tly glued. I found he did an excellent job as the evil Sheriff. Later that year, I saw him in the trailer for The Brady Bunch movie, and I was like "Wow, that man has got quite a range!"
Upon checking out his filmography, I realised he was also in another series I used to enjoy when I was very young, Midnight Caller.
But it was largely through American Gothic that I became a fan of his. Office Space just sealed it for me.
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