"Okay SNOOP DOG!"
I first noticed John C. Rilley as the Cop in Magnolia. I laughed for days over the scene when he was talking to the little black kid- "Okay SNOOP DOG!" . Then I found out that he was in Boogie Nights (I hadn't seen it yet) along with some other people from Magnolia. So I rented it and he was pretty funny in that too! Then when Perfect Storm came out I saw it just because he was in it. He wasn't verry funny, but he was a good actor.
These three above mentioned movies he played three totaly different characters and played them good. This is pretty impressive because there are a lot of big actors who almost always play the same exact role (ex, a cop who always has a hangover, or the old guy who always ends up being evil)
Movies
John C. Reilly Has been in many good movies, and a few crappy ones.
He was Mark E. Mark's buddy in Boogie Nights (1998?).
He was Mark E. Mark's buddy in Perfect Storm (2000).
He was in two movies with Tom Cruise, Magnolia (1999)(he was the cop) and Days Of Thunder (1990).
He was in two movies with Sean Penn - Casualtise of War, and We're No Angels. (Both 1989)
He was in a woody Allen movie called Shadows and Fog (1992)
He was in What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993).
He was Kevin Bacon's buddy in The River Wild (1994)
He first worked with director Paul Thomas Anderson (Boogie Nights, Magnolia) in Hard Eight
Apparently he kicked some ass in The Thin Red Line (1998).
Nightwatch (1998)
The Settlement (1998)
Boys (1996)
Sydney (1996)
Dolores Claiborne (1995)
Georgia (1995)
Hoffa (1992)
Out on a Limb (1992)
State of Grace (1990)
Charlie and the Great Balloon Chase (1978)
TV
He made a guest appearance on the show "Martial Law" and played some guy named Nathan Babott.
A friend of mine said he saw John C. Reilly on Conan O' Brian, and he did what was to my understanding the funniest Cop impression ever.
Whats Next?
He is going to be in a movie called The Anniversary Party, set to be out in 2001.
Photos
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