Melissa Leo TV Schedule
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Fri 23
Homicide: Life on the Street: Sniper — Melissa Leo
Part 1 of two. The detectives hunt for a sniper who leaves Hangman games at each crime scene. Bayliss: Kyle Secor. J.H. Brodie: Max Perlich. Col. Barnfather: Clayton LeBoeuf. Lt. Jasper: Gary D'Addario.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Fri 23, 2:00 am -
Sat 24
Homicide: Life on the Street: Sniper — Melissa Leo
Baltimore is panic-stricken when another sniper continues the killings after the first is apprehended. Russert: Isabella Hofmann. Mary Whelan-Pembleton: Ami Brabson. Alex Robey: David Eigenberg. Linda Mariner: Carolyn McCormick.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Sat 24, 1:00 am -
Sat 24
Homicide: Life on the Street: The Hat — Melissa Leo
Lewis and Kellerman take a road trip to Pennsylvania to pick up a woman (Lily Tomlin) suspected of slaying her unfaithful husband, but lose her on the way back. Brodie: Max Perlich. Barnfather: Clayton LeBouef. Gaffney: Walt MacPherson.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Sat 24, 2:00 am -
Mon 26
Homicide: Life on the Street: I've Got a Secret — Melissa Leo
The detectives discover that a burglar found dead with no apparent injuries visited an ER for a gunshot wound and may have received shoddy surgery. Ralph Tabakin. Sherman: Gabriel Casseus. Wystan: Mimi Kennedy. Midian Lewis: Harriet Haggins. Bayliss: Kyle Secor.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Mon 26, 2:00 am -
Mon 26
Seven Days in Utopia — Melissa Leo
Aspiring pro golfer Luke Chisolm retreats from the spotlight following a crushing disappointment, and later crashes his car in a small town in Texas. With the help of a wise old farmer, Luke rediscovers his passion for golf.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Mon 26, 5:30 pm -
Tue 27
Homicide: Life on the Street: For God and Country — Melissa Leo
Pembleton believes that a man convicted of a poison-gas attack in New York is also responsible for a similar incident at a church in Baltimore five years ago, but the investigation leads to a larger conspiracy. Briscoe: Jerry Orbach. Curtis: Benjamin Bratt.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Tue 27, 1:00 am -
Tue 27
Homicide: Life on the Street: Justice — Melissa Leo
When Munch and Russert are stumped in their search for an ex-cop's murderer, the deceased's son (Bruce Campbell), also a cop, decides to conduct his own investigation. Part 1 of two. Damon: Wendell Jordan. Judge Andrews: Lynn Schrichte. Russom: Michael Willis.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Tue 27, 2:00 am -
Wed 28
Homicide: Life on the Street: Justice — Melissa Leo
Conclusion. The man who was acquitted of killing a cop's father turns up dead. Jake: Bruce Campbell. Pez: John Haynes Walker. Carol: Martha Thimmesch. Augie: Donald Neal.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Wed 28, 1:00 am -
Wed 28
Homicide: Life on the Street: Stakeout — Melissa Leo
While staking out the house of a suspect, the detectives reflect on a myriad of personal issues. Cathy: Kate Walsh. Buxton: Jim True. Hassett: Tyler Miller. Maggie: Helen Carey. Alyssa Dyer: Harlee McBride.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Wed 28, 2:00 am -
Thu 29
Homicide: Life on the Street: Requiem for Adena — Melissa Leo
A case involving the rape and murder of a girl brings back bad memories for Bayliss (Kyle Secor), who's haunted by a similar, unsolved case, and becomes obsessed with proving that the victims were killed by the same man. Dooley: Chris Rock. Chase: Nurit Koppel.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Thu 29, 1:00 am -
Fri 30
Homicide: Life on the Street: Scene of the Crime — Melissa Leo
Lewis and Kellerman investigate the murder of a drug dealer at a housing project, but meet resistance from the building's Muslim security force. Ishmael Al-Hadj: Victor L. Williams. Off. Gharty: Peter Gerety. Raheem El-Amin: Kevin Jiggetts. Hamp Mears: Joey Scherr.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Fri 30, 1:00 am -
Fri 30
Homicide: Life on the Street: Map of the Heart — Melissa Leo
A seemingly simple case concerning the death of a man whose body is found in a swimming pool turns into a labyrinthine plot involving National Security agents. Laumer: Terry Kinney. Fenwick: Liz Noone. Morris: Joe Glenn. Simmons: John Fiske.
Air Time & Details for Melissa Leo, Fri 30, 2:00 am
Filmography
Melissa Leo Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Melissa Leo
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After supporting roles in a handful of small films and a short stint on the soap opera All My Children, New York-born Melissa Leo gained prominence on the critically-acclaimed Barry Levinson-produced television drama Homicide: Life on the Streets. After leaving the show in 1997, Leo continued to appear in a range of features, including 1999's 24 Hour Woman. But it was her role as Benicio Del Toro's wife in 2003's 21 Grams that gave Leo her first exposure to a wide moviegoing audience.
The performance also won her recognition from the L.A. Film Critics Association, who named Leo the runner-up for the Best Supporting Actress honor.
Leo continued to work steadily in a series of independent films including American Gun, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, and Stephanie Daley. In 2008 she landed the lead role in Courtney Hunt's debut feature Frozen River. As a financially strapped woman who turns to human-trafficking in order to earn a living, Leo earned thunderous critical praise as well as Best Actress nominations from both the Screen Actors Guild, and the Academy.
Frozen River led her to steady work un a variety of projects, but it was as the matriarch of the boxing brothers in The Fighter that Leo had the biggest success of her career capturing numerous year-end critics awards as well as the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. In the years after that she appeared in works as diverse as the remake of Mildred Pierce for HBO, and Kevin Smith's Red State.