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Wed 9
Psych: Dead Man's Curveball — Cary Elwes
Shawn and Gus go undercover as a coach and a mascot, respectively, for Santa Barbara's minor-league baseball team in order to investigate the death of the team's hitting coach.
Air Time & Details for Cary Elwes, Wed 9, 10:00 am -
Thu 10
Psych: Shawn Interrupted — Cary Elwes
Shawn and Gus are admitted to a mental hospital to keep an eye on a billionaire who recently got off the hook for murder charges by pleading insanity. The pair set out to prove that he lied to the jury and is, in fact, of sound mind.
Air Time & Details for Cary Elwes, Thu 10, 9:00 am -
Thu 10
Psych: In for a Penny... — Cary Elwes
Juliet's estranged con-man father (William Shatner) tries to mend fences with his daughter. But his commitment to staying on the right side of the law is tested when a perfect con opportunity presents itself.
Air Time & Details for Cary Elwes, Thu 10, 10:00 am -
Fri 11
Psych: The Tao of Gus — Cary Elwes
Shawn and Gus hide a witness at a remote commune populated by eccentric intellectuals while they investigate a murder that the witness claims occurred in broad daylight.
Air Time & Details for Cary Elwes, Fri 11, 9:00 am -
Fri 11
Psych: Truer Lies — Cary Elwes
The guys hope to foil an assassination plot by proving that a pathological liar is telling the truth.
Air Time & Details for Cary Elwes, Fri 11, 11:00 pm -
Mon 14
Psych: Indiana Shawn and the Temple of the Kinda Crappy, Rusty Old Dagger — Cary Elwes
Shawn and Gus team up with Despereaux to locate a mythical dagger rumoured to be the key to unlocking a dead billionaire's treasure.
Air Time & Details for Cary Elwes, Mon 14, 9:00 am -
Tue 15
Psych: Extradition: British Columbia — Cary Elwes
In the Season 4 opener, Shawn and Gus meet an elusive art thief (Cary Elwes) while skiing in Vancouver and discover he's not what he seems.
Air Time & Details for Cary Elwes, Tue 15, 12:00 am -
Tue 15
Psych: Shawn and the Real Girl — Cary Elwes
Shawn and Gus go undercover to investigate an attack on a reality-TV contestant who appeared on a dating show in which men compete for the affections of a woman they've crossed paths with but never officially met.
Air Time & Details for Cary Elwes, Tue 15, 9:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Cary Elwes
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The handsome blonde actor Cary Elwes (pronounced El-Ways) was born in London to a portrait painter and an interior designer. He moved to the U.S. to study at Sarah Lawrence College, but made his film debut in the U.K. with the coming-of-age drama Another Country (1984), co-starring alongside fellow handsome young actors Rupert Everett and Colin Firth. He soon started a pattern of appearing in historical dramas and other period pieces, first with Lady Jane (1985), opposite Helena Bonham Carter, and then as the lead role in Maschenka (1986), based on the book by Vladimir Nabokov.
However, he didn't make his international film breakthrough until 1987 with Rob Reiner's classic adventure fairy tale The Princess Bride. He seemed to possess a timeless quality essential for the role of Westley, the sensitive-yet-daring farm boy who becomes the swashbuckling Dred Pirate Roberts and gallantly fights for his love. Continuing with historical films, he capably handled a Southern accent for the Civil War drama Glory and then tried a one-time stint as associate producer for the little-seen drama Leather Jackets.
Next, he made a successful jump to broad comedy with lead roles in Hot Shots! (1991) and Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993). Switching to darker themes, he played Lord Arthur Holmwood in Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) and Alicia Silverstone's object of obsession in The Crush (1993).
The following year, he briefly returned to adventures for The Jungle Book before moving on to playing authority figures in the thrillers Twister and Kiss the Girls. In the late '90s, he voiced cartoons and appeared in a few made-for-TV movies and miniseries until 1999, when he transformed his usually slender frame for the role of portly producer John Houseman (Orson Welles' colleague) in Tim Robbins' Cradle Will Rock. He continued portraying cinematic legends in his next few films, including the German cinematographer Fritz Arno Wagner in Shadow of the Vampire and pioneering producer Thomas H.
Ince in The Cat's Meow. In 2001,he played a reoccurring role on The X-Files as FBI Assistant Brad Follmer and returned to romantic comedy adventures as Prince Regent Edgar in Ella Enchanted (2003).
He was the lead in the infamous 2004 slasher movie Saw, and had a lead part in the 2006 National Lampoon comedy Pucked. In 2007 he appeared in the ill-fated Lindsay Lohan movie Georgia Rule. He came back for Saw: The Final Chapter in 2010.
2011 turned out to be a busy year for Elwes with parts in the comedy No Strings Attached, the Spielberg-directed The Adventures of Tintin, and the ensemble romantic comedy New Year's Eve.