Rod Steiger on screen and stage
Steiger played a crooked promoter who hires a sports journalist in the
During the 1970s, Steiger starred in foreign productions and independent films in search of more demanding roles. His roles during the period include
In 1990, Steiger starred in Men of Respect, an adaptation of William Shakespeare's play Macbeth. Steiger's role in the critically panned thriller opposite Sylvester Stallone The Specialist (1994) earned him a nomination for the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Supporting Actor.[19][20] Steiger appeared in both Shiloh (1995) and the sequel, three years later. He reunited with Jewison on the biopic The Hurricane in 1999, in which he portrayed judge H. Lee Sarokin. He was one of the leads in the drama film The Last Producer (2000), before starring in his final film, the drama thriller Poolhall Junkies (2002).
Film
Title | Year | Role | Director(s) | Notes | Ref(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Teresa | 1951 | Frank | Fred Zinnemann | Film debut | [21] |
On the Waterfront | 1954 | Charlie Malloy | Elia Kazan | [22] | |
Oklahoma! | 1955 | Jud Fry | Fred Zinnemann | [23] | |
The Big Knife | 1955 | Stanley Shriner Hoff | Robert Aldrich | [24] | |
The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell | 1955 | Major Allan Guillon | Otto Preminger | [25] | |
The Harder They Fall | 1956 | Nick Benko | Mark Robson | [26] | |
Jubal | 1956 | 'Pinky' Pinkum | Delmer Daves | [27] | |
Back from Eternity | 1956 | Vasquel | John Farrow | [28] | |
The Unholy Wife | 1957 | Paul Hochen | John Farrow | [29] | |
Run of the Arrow | 1957 | Private O'Meara | Samuel Fuller | [30] | |
Across the Bridge | 1957 | Carl Schaffner | Ken Annakin | [31] | |
Cry Terror! | 1958 | Paul Hoplin | Andrew L. Stone | [32] | |
Al Capone | 1959 | Al Capone | Richard Wilson
|
[33] | |
Seven Thieves | 1960 | Paul Mason | Henry Hathaway | [34] | |
World in My Pocket | 1961 | Frank Morgan | Alvin Rakoff | [35] | |
The Mark | 1961 | Dr. Edmund McNally | Guy Green | [36] | |
13 West Street | 1962 | Sergeant Koleski | Philip Leacock | [37] | |
Convicts 4 | 1962 | 'Tiptoes' | Millard Kaufman | [38] | |
The Longest Day | 1962 | Destroyer Commander | Andrew Marton | [39] | |
Hands Over the City
|
1963 | Edoardo Nottola | Francesco Rosi | [40] | |
The Pawnbroker | 1964 | Sol Nazerman | Sidney Lumet | [41] | |
Time of Indifference | 1964 | Leo | Francesco Maselli | [42] | |
The Loved One | 1965 | Mr. Joyboy | Tony Richardson | [43] | |
A Man Named John | 1965 | The Intermediary | Ermanno Olmi | [44] | |
Doctor Zhivago | 1965 | Victor Ipolitovich Komarovsky | David Lean | [44] | |
In the Heat of the Night | 1967 | Chief of Police Bill Gillespie | Norman Jewison | [45] | |
The Girl and the General | 1967 | The General | Pasquale Festa Campanile | [46] | |
No Way to Treat a Lady | 1968 | Christopher Gill | Jack Smight | [47] | |
The Sergeant | 1968 | Sergeant Albert Callan | John Flynn | [48] | |
The Illustrated Man | 1969 | Carl | Jack Smight | [49] | |
Three Into Two Won't Go
|
1969 | Steve Howard | Peter Hall | [50] | |
Waterloo | 1970 | Napoleon Bonaparte
|
Sergei Bondarchuk | [51] | |
Bridge from No Place
|
1971 | Unseen Narrator | William Templeton | 23-minute anti-drug documentary | [52] |
Duck, You Sucker! | 1971 | Juan Miranda | Sergio Leone | [53] | |
Happy Birthday, Wanda June | 1971 | Harold Ryan | Mark Robson | [54] | |
Lolly-Madonna XXX | 1973 | Laban Feather | Richard C. Sarafian | [55] | |
The Heroes | 1973 | Guenther Von Lutz | Duccio Tessari | [56] | |
Lucky Luciano | 1973 | Gene Giannini | Francesco Rosi | [57] | |
Last Days of Mussolini | 1975 | Benito Mussolini | Carlo Lizzani | [58] | |
Innocents with Dirty Hands | 1975 | Louis Wormser | Claude Chabrol | [59] | |
Hennessy | 1975 | Niall Hennessy | Don Sharp | [60] | |
W. C. Fields and Me | 1976 | W. C. Fields | Arthur Hiller | [61] | |
F.I.S.T. | 1978 | Senator Andrew Madison | Norman Jewison | [62] | |
Love and Bullets | 1979 | Joe Bamposa | Stuart Rosenberg | [63] | |
Breakthrough | 1979 | General Webster | Andrew V. McLaglen | [64] | |
Portrait of a Hitman | 1979 | Max Andreotti | Allan A. Buckhantz | [65] | |
The Amityville Horror | 1979 | Father Delaney | Stuart Rosenberg | [66] | |
Klondike Fever | 1980 | 'Soapy' Smith | Peter Carter | [67] | |
The Lucky Star | 1980 | Colonel Gluck | Max Fischer | [68] | |
Lion of the Desert | 1980 | Benito Mussolini | Moustapha Akkad | [69] | |
Wolf Lake | 1980 | Charlie | Burt Kennedy | [70] | |
Cattle Annie and Little Britches | 1981 | Bill Tilghman | Lamont Johnson | [71] | |
The Chosen | 1981 | Reb Saunders | Jeremy Kagan | [72] | |
The Magic Mountain | 1982 | Mynheer Peeperkorn | Hans W. Geißendörfer | [73] | |
The Naked Face | 1984 | Lieutenant McGreary | Bryan Forbes | [74] | |
The Kindred | 1987 | Phillip Lloyd | Stephen Carpenter Jeffrey Obrow |
[75] | |
Catch the Heat | 1987 | Jason Hannibal | Joel Silberg | [76] | |
American Gothic | 1988 | Pa | John Hough | [77] | |
The January Man | 1989 | Mayor Eamon Flynn | Pat O'Connor | [78] | |
That Summer of White Roses | 1989 | Martin | Rajko Grlić | [79] | |
Tennessee Waltz | 1989 | Judge Prescott | Nicolas Gessner | [80] | |
Men of Respect | 1990 | Charlie D'Amico | William Reilly | [81] | |
The Ballad of the Sad Cafe | 1991 | Reverend Willin | Simon Callow | [82] | |
Guilty as Charged | 1991 | Kallin | Sam Irvin | ||
The Player | 1992 | Himself | Robert Altman | ||
Kölcsönkapott idö | 1993 | Sepak | István Poór | ||
The Neighbor | 1993 | Dr. Myron Hatch | Rodney Gibbons | [83] | |
The Last Tattoo | 1994 | General Frank Zane | John Reid | ||
The Specialist | 1994 | Joe Leon | Luis Llosa | [84] | |
Seven Sundays | 1994 | Benjamin | Jean-Charles Tacchella | [85] | |
Captain Nuke and the Bomber Boys | 1995 | The President | Charles Gale | ||
Livers Ain't Cheap | 1996 | Victor | James Merendino | [86] | |
Carpool | 1996 | Mr. Hammerman | Arthur Hiller | [87] | |
Shiloh | 1996 | Doc Wallace | Chip Rosenbloom | [88] | |
Mars Attacks! | 1996 | General Decker | Tim Burton | [89] | |
Truth or Consequences, N.M. | 1997 | Tony Vago | Kiefer Sutherland | [90] [91] | |
Incognito
|
1997 | Milton A. Donovan | John Badham | [92] | |
The Kid | 1997 | Harry Sloan | John Hamilton | ||
Animals | 1998 | Fontina | Michael Di Jiacomo | ||
Legacy | 1998 | Sadler | T.J. Scott | ||
The Snatching of Bookie Bob | 1998 | Bob 'Bookie Bob' | John Sharian | ||
Modern Vampires | 1999 | Dr. Van Helsing
|
Richard Elfman | ||
Shiloh 2: Shiloh Season | 1999 | Doc Wallace | Sandy Tung | [93] | |
Crazy in Alabama | 1999 | Judge Louis Mead | Antonio Banderas | [94] | |
The Hurricane | 1999 | Judge Sarokin | Norman Jewison | [95] | |
End of Days | 1999 | Father Kovak | Peter Hyams | [96] | |
Cypress Edge | 2000 | Woodrow McCammon | Serge Rodnunsky | ||
Body and Soul
|
2000 | Johnny Ticotin | Sam Henry Kass | ||
The Last Producer | 2000 | Sheri Ganse | Burt Reynolds | ||
Lightmaker | 2000 | King Osso | Dieter Meier | ||
The Flying Dutchman | 2001 | Ben | Robin P. Murray | ||
A Month of Sundays | 2001 | Charley McCabe | Stewart Raffill | [97] | |
The Hollywood Sign | 2001 | Floyd Benson | Sönke Wortmann | [98] | |
Poolhall Junkies | 2002 | Nick | Mars Callahan | [99] |
Television
Title | Year | Role | Notes | Ref(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|
"Telas, the King" | 1950 | Guest appearance | Actors Studio anthology series episode | [100] |
"Taste of Ashes" | 1950 | Guest appearance | Danger anthology series episode | [101] |
"Cafe Ami" | 1951 | Victor Honegger | Lux Video Theatre anthology series episode | [102] |
"Ordeal in Space" | 1951 | Commander William Coles | Out There anthology series episode | [103] |
"No Medals on Pop" | 1951 | Guest appearance | The Philco Television Playhouse anthology series episode | [104] |
"The Window" | 1952 | Henry | Tales of Tomorrow anthology series episode | [105] |
"The Inn" | 1952 | Guest appearance | Kraft Television Theatre anthology series episode | [106] [107] |
"Alibi Me" | 1952 | Leo Whaley | Suspense anthology series episode
|
[108] |
"Raymond Schindler, Case One" | 1952 | Guest appearance | Goodyear Theatre anthology series episode | [109] [110] |
"The Evil Within" | 1953 | Peter | Tales of Tomorrow anthology series episode | [105] |
"My Brother's Keeper" | 1953 | Radar Sergeant | Kraft Television Theatre anthology series episode | [111] [112] |
"Dream House" | 1953 | Guest appearance | Kraft Television Theatre anthology series episode | [113] [114] |
"Windy" | 1953 | Guest appearance | Danger anthology series episode | [115] [116] |
"Cafe Society" | 1953 | First man | The Gulf Playhouse anthology series episode
|
[117] |
"The Dutch Schultz Story" | 1953 | Dutch Shultz | Suspense anthology series episode | [118] |
" Marty "
|
1953 | Marty | The Philco Television Playhouse anthology series episode | [119] |
"The Quiet Village" | 1953 | Guest appearance | Medallion Theatre anthology series episode | [120] [121] |
"Other People's Houses" | 1953 | Guest appearance | Goodyear Theatre anthology series episode | [122] [123] |
"The Man Most Likely" | 1954 | Guest appearance | Kraft Television Theatre anthology series episode | [113] [124] |
"The Murderer Who Wasn't" | 1954 | Willie Schmidt | Philip Morris Playhouse anthology series episode | [125] |
"Smoke Screen" | 1954 | Guest appearance | The Philco Television Playhouse anthology series episode | [126] [127] |
"In the Deep of the Night" | 1954 | Guest appearance | Justice anthology series episode | [128] |
"Yellow Jack" | 1955 | Busch | Producers' Showcase anthology series episode | [129] |
A Town Has Turned to Dust | 1958 | Harvey Denton | Playhouse 90, Season 2, Episode 38 | |
Jesus of Nazareth
|
1977 | Pontius Pilate | Miniseries | |
Cook & Peary: The Race to the Pole | 1983 | Robert E. Peary | Television film | |
The Glory Boys | 1984 | Professor David Sokarev | Miniseries | |
Hollywood Wives | 1985 | Oliver Easterne | Miniseries | |
Sword of Gideon | 1986 | Mordechai Samuels | Television film | |
Desperado: Avalanche at Devil's Ridge | 1988 | Silas Slaten | Television film | |
Passion and Paradise | 1989 | Sir Harry Oakes | Television film | [130] |
In the Line of Duty: Manhunt in the Dakotas | 1991 | Gordon Kahl | Television film | |
Sinatra | 1992 | Sam Giancana | Biography and drama miniseries | [131] |
The Critic | 1994 | Himself (voice) | Episode: "L.A. Jay" | |
Tom Clancy's Op Center | 1995 | Rudi Kushnerov (Boroda) | Miniseries | [132] |
Choices of the Heart: The Margaret Sanger Story | 1995 | Anthony Comstock | Television film | |
In Pursuit of Honor | 1995 | Col. Owen Stuart | Television film | |
Out There | 1995 | Col. Buck Gunner | Television film | |
"Strange Bedfellows" | 1995 | Vincenzo Fortelli
|
Columbo series episode (May 8) | |
Redemption | 1996 | Oskar Rothman / Carl Wolfe | The Commish series episode (January 11) | |
Dalva | 1996 | John Wesley Northridge II | Television film | |
Little Surprises | 1996 | Joe | Short film | |
The Simpsons | 1998 | Captain Tenille | Voice Episode: "Simpson Tide" |
|
Legacy | 1998 | Sadler | Television film | [133] |
The Flying Dutchman | 2000 | Ben | Television film | [134] |
The Last Producer | 2000 | Sheri Ganse | Television film | [135] [136] |
Dinner for Five | 2002 | Guest appearance as himself | Series episode (April 29) final television appearance |
Stage
Production | Year | Theater | Role | Ref. |
---|---|---|---|---|
Curse You, Jack Dalton! | 1946 | Civic Repertory Theatre of Newark | Unknown | [2] |
An Enemy of the People | 1950 | Music Box Theatre | Townperson | [137] |
Night Music | 1951 | ANTA Playhouse
|
A. L. Rosenberger | [138] |
Seagulls Over Sorrento | 1952 | John Golden Theatre | Telegraphist Sparks | [137] |
Rashomon | 1959 | Broadhurst Theatre | Bandit | [139] |
Moby Dick—Rehearsed | 1962 | Ethel Barrymore Theatre | Actor-Manager later Father Mapple and Captain Ahab | [140] |
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External links
- Rod Steiger at IMDb
- Rod Steiger at the Internet Broadway Database
- Rod Steiger at the British Film Institute