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Mon 14
The Closer: No Good Deed — Keir O'Donnell
Twists dominate the case of a slain teen, who was slated to be the star witness in a death-row inmate's appeal. Meanwhile, Pope's vindictive ex-wife reveals Brenda's romantic past with Pope---in front of the entire squad.
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Mon 14
Rizzoli & Isles: Tears of a Clown — Keir O'Donnell
A kidnapper dressed as a clown resurfaces after more than 20 years. Meanwhile, Jane and Casey must face realities about their deepening relationship, and Maura deals with an emotional dilemma.
Air Time & Details for Keir O'Donnell, Mon 14, 5:00 pm
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Biography
About Keir O'Donnell
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Many U.S. filmgoers will associate Keir O'Donnell with his performance as Todd Cleary, the not-so-subtle homosexual artist who tries to seduce a terrified Jeremy Grey (Vince Vaughn), in David Dobkin's comedy smash-hit Wedding Crashers (2005). Actually, this slightly diminutive comedic actor (who hails from Australia) traces his film career back to the early 2000s, though Crashers marked his first major Hollywood appearance. Vaughn had O'Donnell turn up to reprise that characterization (with a running gag related to the movie) in his late 2005 touring stage performance; it later evolved into the ensemble performance film Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show.
O'Donnell then landed supporting roles in such films as the crime thriller Pathology (2008), the romantic comedy Flakes (2007), and the slasher movie Amusement (2008). He was in the hit 2009 Kevin James film Paul Blart: Mall Cop, and then took smaller roles in When in Rome and The Runaways.