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Jeffrey David "Jeff" Fahey plays Frank Lapidus.
Background[]
- Appeared in the episode "When Irish Eyes are Crying" in the third season of the hit TV-series Miami Vice as an arms dealer who blows up Crockett's memorable Ferrari.
- In 2007 we could see Fahey in the blockbuster movie Planet Terror as the charismatic restaurant owner J.T. The film also featured Naveen Andrews and was released in a double-bill as Grindhouse with the Quentin Tarantino film Death Proof, which featured fellow Season 4 newcomer Zoë Bell.
- He also appears along with Cheech Marin in the Grindhouse's fake trailer of Machete. The Trailer later was expanded to a feature film (In which Michelle Rodriguez also appears), and is intended to be released on September 3, 2010.
- Fahey starred in Psycho III alongside "Other" Diana Scarwid.
- He's been an active actor for 26 years, and appeared in a number of TV-series; One Life to Live, Aventures dans le Grand Nord, The Marshal and Nash Bridges, which was created by Carlton Cuse.
- His credits include over 70 films, mostly action.
- When not busy acting, he travels to Kabul, Afghanistan, where he has been supporting an orphanage for several years.
Filmography[]
Feature films[]
- Lawnmower Man
- Grindhouse: Planet Terror
- Machete
Television[]
- Miami Vice , as Eddie Kaye,
- CSI: Miami
- Revolution
Media appearances[]
- February 12, 2008 - E! Online [1]
Trivia[]
- Fahey has been an active ballet dancer. [2]
- He has 12 brothers and sisters.
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- Among his most prominent film roles is the title character in the cult film The Lawnmower Man which starred Pierce Brosnan. In it, Fahey plays a mentally handicapped landscaper named Jobe. Jobe acquires superior intelligence and becomes megalomaniac after a researcher (Brosnan) uses him as a test case for experiments with virtual reality. The research project is directed by a mysterious agency called The Shop. The movie, Hollywood's first-ever treatment of virtual reality, was purportedly based on a Stephen King story, although King successfully sued to have his name removed from the film.
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