Kevin Dunn TV Schedule
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Thu 17
Law & Order: Criminal Intent: The Good — Kevin Dunn
Detectives Logan and Barek work outside their jurisdiction to solve the brutal double homicide of a wealthy married couple in Nassau County. The duo's investigation puts them in conflict with a small-town police detective, who's quick to pin the murders on the victims' drug-addicted son.
Air Time & Details for Kevin Dunn, Thu 17, 9:00 pm -
Sun 20
Marked for Death — Kevin Dunn
A retired DEA agent takes down a Jamaican drug gang that has overrun his hometown.
Air Time & Details for Kevin Dunn, Sun 20, 1:34 am -
Mon 21
Stir of Echoes — Kevin Dunn
In this unsettling thriller, a working-class family man becomes convinced he's being haunted after he agrees to let his sister-in-law hypnotize him at a party. Later, both he and his son start to see the ghost of a missing local girl.
Air Time & Details for Kevin Dunn, Mon 21, 10:40 am -
Wed 23
Marked for Death — Kevin Dunn
A retired DEA agent takes down a Jamaican drug gang that has overrun his hometown.
Air Time & Details for Kevin Dunn, Wed 23, 12:30 am -
Wed 23
Fire With Fire — Kevin Dunn
In this edge-of-your-seat thriller, a firefighter is placed in the Witness Protection Program after he sees a deadly robbery, but a crime boss soon tracks him down and threatens him.
Air Time & Details for Kevin Dunn, Wed 23, 5:29 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Kevin Dunn
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The genial, slightly stocky Hollywood character actor Kevin Dunn graced the casts of some of the highest grossing and most enjoyable A-listers of the '80s, '90s, and 2000s. With a pleasant (if unremarkable) countenance, this brother of Second City veteran (and onetime Saturday Night Live mainstay) Nora Dunn cut his chops playing everymen in American movies and one-shot television episodes. Kevin Dunn lacked the sketch comedy background of his arguably more famous sibling but quickly chalked up an equally extensive resumé at about the same time.
Dunn debuted on camera in the mid-'80s, with a recurring role on the series comedy drama Jack & Mike (1986), co-starring Shelley Hack and Tom Mason, but Alan Parker's harrowing civil-rights drama Mississippi Burning (in which he played Agent Bird) marked his first real breakthrough. From that point on, he became ever-present in such blockbusters as Ghostbusters 2 (1989), Blue Steel (1990), Only the Lonely (1991), Hot Shots! (1991), Chaplin (1992), and Dave (1993).
Directors often cast Dunn as an emotional (or political) support to a heavy, such as his brief evocation of Nixon aide (and eventual Christian spokesperson) Chuck Colson in Oliver Stone's biopic Nixon (1995), that of Lou Logan (opposite Nicolas Cage) in Brian De Palma's muddled, flawed paranoid thriller Snake Eyes (1998), and that of Alex (alongside Sean Penn) in the political drama All The King's Men (2006). In 2007, Dunn appeared in the blockbuster action hit Transformers as Ron Witwicky, the father of lead actor Shia LaBeouf's character, Sam. Dunn also had a role in the underperforming Tom Cruise/Robert Redford/Meryl Streep drama Lions for Lambs.
In the fall of that year, Dunn found success on the sitcom Samantha Who? as the father of the amnesia-afflicted main character (Christina Applegate).
He was part of the cast of Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona, and played a bad guy in the runaway train thriller Unstoppable. In 2011 he appeared in the well-reviewed MMA drama Warrior, and the blockbuster Transformers: Dark of the Moon. The next year he was cast in the one and only season of HBO's racetrack set drama series Luck.