
Tom Irwin
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- June 1, 1956 (age 70)
- Birthplace
- Peoria, Illinois, USA
Biography
Tom Irwin (born Thomas Edward Irwin, June 1, 1956, in Peoria, Illinois, USA) graduated from Illinois State University and joined the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in 1979 as a founding member, performing alongside Laurie Metcalf, John Malkovich, and Gary Sinise in over 50 productions. He won a Joseph Jefferson Award for The Glass Menagerie and made his Broadway debut in 1990 in The Grapes of Wrath. He is a class instructor at Steppenwolf Theater West School of Drama in Los Angeles, where he lives. His notable film credits include Light of Day (1987, with Michael J. Fox and Susan Sarandon), Midnight Run (1988, with Robert De Niro), Deceived (1991, with Goldie Hawn), Mr. Jones (1993, with Rupert Everett), The Haunting (1999, with Lili Taylor), 21 Grams (2003, with Sean Penn and Benicio del Toro), Marley & Me (2008, with Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston), The Bling Ring (2011, dir. Sofia Coppola, with Katie Holmes), On the Basis of Sex (2018, with Felicity Jones and Armie Hammer), and Amsterdam (2022, dir. David O. Russell, with Christian Bale and Margot Robbie). His notable television roles include My So-Called Life (1994), Devious Maids (2013), and The Morning Show (2019).
Known For
Filmography

Amsterdam
Movie · as Mr. Belport

The Morning Show
TV · as Fred Micklen · 18 eps

Chasing Life
TV · as Thomas Carver · 3 eps

How to Get Away with Murder
TV · as Mark Spivey · 1 ep

Devious Maids
TV · as Adrian Powell · 49 eps

Scandal
TV · as Justice Spivey · 1 ep

House of Lies
TV · as Matt · 1 ep

The Bling Ring
Movie · as Detective Archie Fishman

The Undefeated
Movie · as Self

TiMER
Movie · as Paul Depaul

Castle
TV · as Simon Campbell · 1 ep

Marley & Me
Movie · as Dr. Sherman

Eli Stone
TV · as Judge Gaitin · 2 eps

Private Practice
TV · as Father Mark · 1 ep

Saving Grace
TV · as Father John Hanadarko · 19 eps

Ghost Whisperer
TV · as Steve Harper · 1 ep

Reunion
TV · 1 ep

Related
TV · as Joe Sorelli · 13 eps

Grey's Anatomy
TV · as Marty Hancock · 2 eps

The Closer
TV · as Congressman Hilton · 1 ep

Numb3rs
TV · as Dr. Stephen Atwood · 1 ep

Lost
TV · as Dan Norton · 2 eps

Exposed
Movie · as Erik Parsons

21 Grams
Movie · as Dr. Jones

Miracles
TV · as Larry Kettridge · 1 ep

Without a Trace
TV · as Barry Mashburn · 2 eps

Snow White
Movie · as John

The Division
TV · as FBI Agent Aubrey Harrick · 1 ep

24
TV · as John Brunner · 1 ep

The Sandy Bottom Orchestra
Movie · as Norman Green

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
TV · as Roy Logan · 1 ep

The Haunting
Movie · as Lou

Countdown: The Sky's on Fire
Movie · as Dr. Aaron Schiffren

God's New Plan
Movie · as Brian Young

Judging Amy
TV · as Oliver Cecil · 1 ep

Angel
TV · as Elliot · 1 ep

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
TV · as Roger Briggs, Jerry Bullard · 1 ep

When Husbands Cheat
Movie · as Craig McCall

The Girl Next Door
Movie · as Craig Mitchell

In Quiet Night
Movie · as Dr. Leonard Wolcott, Dinah's father

Innocent Victims
Movie · as Jerry Beaver

Holiday Affair
Movie · as Paul Davis

My Very Best Friend
Movie · as Alex

A Step Toward Tomorrow
Movie · as Dr. Decker

7th Heaven
TV · as Rob · 1 ep

The Outer Limits
TV · as Dr. Ian Michaels · 1 ep

Without Consent
Movie · as Robert Mills

My So-Called Life
TV · as Graham Chase · 19 eps

ER
TV · as Gabriel Milner · 1 ep

Touched by an Angel
TV · as Dr. Will Harris · 1 ep

Mr. Jones
Movie · as Dr. Patrick Shaye

Frasier
TV · as Frank · 1 ep

Ladykiller
Movie · as Vinnie

Deceived
Movie · as Harvey
My Life and Times
TV · 6 eps

To My Daughter
Movie · as Mark Sheridan

In the Best Interest of the Child
Movie · as Frank

Men Don't Leave
Movie · as Gary

Law & Order
TV · as Normal Munson · 1 ep

Midnight Run
Movie · as Agent Perry

China Beach
TV · 1 ep

Light of Day
Movie · as Reverend Ansley

Crime Story
TV · as Mayor Billy Haynes · 1 ep

The Visitor
Movie