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Alex Reiger, played by Judd Hirsch , is the only career cabby at the Sunshine Cab Company. He's ... the oldest guy in the bunch, and probably the smartest one as well.
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Scott Cohen and Judd Hirsch star in this powerful family drama of betrayal and redemption. An alcoholic and ex-con, Jake Groden (Cohen) is the son whose middle name is Trouble. His father (Hirsch) wrote him off years ago. Now Jake returns home to Brooklyn and learns that his identical twin brother has died and the family furniture business is failing. Good twin/bad twin: can a man ever break free from his brother’s shadow?
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Bronx-born actor Judd Hirsch attended CCNY, where he majored in engineering and physics. A blossoming fascination in the theatre convinced Hirsch that his future lay in acting. He studied at the AADA and worked with a Colorado stock company before his 1966 Broadway debut in Barefoot in the Park...Read More
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In this critically-acclaimed poignant drama from the director of "DOG DAY AFTERNOON" and "NETWORK", Judd Hirsch and Christine Lahti star as a couple of fugitives wanted by the FBI who have been living "underground" with their family since 1971. Their "normal" life becomes threatened... when their oldest son (River Phoenix) is torn between life on the run, which will keep his family together or pursuing his career and a life of his own.
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As the show that put Hirsch permanently on the pop cultural map, “Taxi†was a unique sitcom that successfully blended a unique ensemble cast together to experience the blue collar ups-and-downs of life in Manhattan. Already in his forties when the show debuted, Hirsch’s Alex Reiger was a tragicomic figure, having lost his wife and custody of his daughter to a gambling addiction. Reiger comes to accept his lot in life as a taxi driver, standing in stark contrast to his young, energetic colleagues – including Jeff Conaway, Marilu Henner and Tony Danza – all of whom feel that they are simply driving cabs for the short term. Hirsch’s interpretation of Reiger was met with almost universal acclaim – he received five consecutive Emmy nominations as Best Actor, starting in 1979 and snagging the esteemed award twice, first in 1981 and then in 1983.
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Made for Canadian television, this quirky dark comedy stars Judd Hirsch as a retired stationery supply mogul who gets fed up with his deadbeat son-in-law (Gil Bellows) constantly borrowing money and finally cuts him off. Told he can't see his grandson until the cash starts flowing again, Hirsch hires a mob collector (Danny Aiello) to bump Bellows off, not realizing that Aiello's never actually killed anyone. Mercedes Ruehl co-stars. AKA: "Zeyda and the Hitman." 88 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English.
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