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This article is about Fisher Stevens. For all uses of the same name, see disambiguation page: Fisher

Fisher Stevens played the role of George Minkowski.

Fisher Stevens played Chuck Fishman on the show Early Edition. The show was about a man, Gary Hobson, who "gets tomorrow's newspaper today." Hobson would try to prevent bad events mentioned in the next day's paper from happening.
Stevens was in the 1985 sci-fi film My Science Project, which dealt with other dimensions and time travel.
Stevens starred in Super Mario Bros., the film adaptation of the video game, which dealt with parallel dimensions.
Stevens played the character Benjamin in the movies Short Circuit and Short Circuit 2.
He played Eugene Belford/'The Plague'/Mr. Babbage in the movie Hackers.
He played Phoebe's boyfriend in Friends episode, "The one with the Boobies"^[1].
He played Dr. Puttnam is the 2008 film Awake.
He appears in episode 408 of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" as Lyle Korman, a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer who is kidnapped by the gang after he gives Paddy's Bar a negative review.
Appears in a Nikon commercial with Ashton Kutcher. ^{[source needed]}
In 2010 Stevens won an Academy Award for producing Best Documentary Feature winner The Cove.
Fisher Stevens played Ben Jabituya in the 1986 film "Short Circuit", and says "Namaste" to the character Stephanie after meeting her for the first time.
He directed Christopher Walken, Alan Arkin, and Al Pacino in the 2012 movie Stand-Up Guys.^[2]

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 * Stevens played the character Benjamin in the movies ''[[wikipedia:Short Circuit|Short Circuit]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Short Circuit 2|Short Circuit 2]]''.
 * He played Eugene Belford/'The Plague'/Mr. Babbage in the movie ''[[wikipedia:Hackers (film)|Hackers]]''.
+* He played Phoebe's boyfriend in Friends episode, "The one with the Boobies"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqI5zHqAQoM</ref>.
 * He played Dr. Puttnam is the 2008 film ''[[wikipedia:Awake_(film)|Awake]]''.
 * He appears in episode 408 of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" as Lyle Korman, a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer who is kidnapped by the gang after he gives Paddy's Bar a negative review.