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  • Birth Name: Thomas Quesada
  • Birth Place: Fort Worth, TX
  • Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 06/17/1961, Gemini
  • Profession: Actor; director; screenwriter
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Ruggedly handsome and surprisingly versatile, this former deejay has showcased his world-weary demeanor in both comic and dramatic roles. In 1990, he snagged his breakthrough part as a lovable dullard on the si... read more
  • Thomas Haden Church Has Big Eyes | Movie News | 4/3/2008
    Having previously had brushes with Spider-Man and some enchanting merlots, Thomas Haden Church next will have a brush with... paint on it, playing 1950s/'60s artist Walter Keane in the biopic Big Eyes. (The title, of course, refers to Keane's bread-and-butter, a series of work depicting truly frightening large-peepered children.) Kate Hudson also stars in the film. — Matt Mitovich read more
  • Thomas Haden Church, Broken Trail (Supporting Actor/Mini or Movie) | Emmys Live Blog: Backstage with the Winners! | 9/17/2007
    Asked why the Western continues to resonate in the assorted entertainment media, Church says, "It's uniquely American. The English have Shakespeare, the Japanese have the great Samurai melodramatic romances. It's actually a very narrow sliver of American history that has been deservedly canonized. It's a unique period like no other."The "guiding light" lady asks, "Where do you get your inner strength?" Church goes, "Uh… fiber?" Room fills with laughter. Get what you ask for. Reflecting on his career beginnings, Church says, "The very first thing I did that had any significance was a guest appearance on Cheers. David Angel happened to be on the set and thought I might be right for the character of Lowell on Wings. He gave me some sound advice early on — don’t quit the show." read more
  • Live Emmy Blog | Emmys Live Blog: Watching the Big Show! | 9/17/2007
    8:22: "Weeds, a great show, an amazing after-party," Seacrest jokes. Whatever, I think, till he adds, "Isn't that right, Paula?" And the camera cuts to a relatively lucid-looking Abdul.8:24: Jaime Pressly wins Best Supporting Actress, Comedy. Oh, nice backless number. Oh, on second thought, better from the back, which doesn't exist. She says My Name Is Earl creator Greg Garcia wrote her a speech, which she has now forgotten. 8:25: She'd better not cry. Wearing that much makeup, it isn't gonna be pretty.8:25:30: Katherine Heigl's name is pronounced HIGH-juhl? No. She just corrected the announcer. That's a riot!8:27: Thomas Haden Church just won Supporting Actor, Miniseries or Movie, while I was trying to figure out how to IM Mitovich. Stupid technology.8:28: Church gives props to Robert Duvall and Walter Hill, and says his Emmy will probably be his daughter's favorite toy next to SpongeBob.8:28:30: Oops. Church has overstayed his welcome. But the music is too wishy-washy to usher... read more
  • Jonny Quest, a New Death Race and More Movie News | Today's News: Our Take | 8/8/2007
    The Hanna-Barbera adventure series Jonny Quest is being revived by Warner Bros. Pictures as a potential movie franchise.... Also per the Reporter, Joan Allen, Jason Statham, Ian McShane and Tyrese Gibson are all on board for Death Race, a remake of the Roger Corman classic. Statham will play "Frankenstein," while Allen, McShane and Gibson are the prison warden, a coach and sociopath Machine Gun Joe, respectively.... Thomas Haden Church is in final talks to play Eddie Murphy's workplace rival in NowhereLand.... Per Variety, Nicole Kidman will produce and star in a remake of Al Final del Espectro, a Colombian horror film about an agoraphobic who begins to see a ghost in her apartment. read more
  • Emmy Nominations: TV-Movies and Miniseries Races | Today's News: Our Take | 7/19/2007
    Nominations for the 59th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, to be broadcast Sept. 16 on Fox, were announced Thursday morning. Here are the major races in the miniseries or TV-movie field.Lead Actress in a Miniseries or TV-movie:Queen Latifah (Life Support)Helen Mirren (Prime Suspect: The Final Act)Mary-Louise Parker (The Robber Bride)Debra Messing (The Starter Wife)Gena Rowlands (What If God Were the Sun)Lead Actor in a Miniseries or TV-movie:Robert Duvall (Broken Trail)Tom Selleck (Jesse Stone: Sea Change)Jim Broadbent (Longford)William H. Macy (Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King)Matthew Perry (The Ron Clark Story)Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or TV-movie:Greta Scacchi (Broken Trail)Anna Paquin (Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee)Samantha Morton (Longford)Judy Davis (The Starter Wife)Toni Collette (Tsunami: The Aftermath)Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or TV-movie:Thomas Haden Church (Broken Trail)August Schellenberg (Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee) Aidan... read more

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