Paul Guilfoyle
Biography
Paul Guilfoyle is an American stage and screen actor, best known for playing Captain Jim Brass on the television series "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation". He graduated from Yale University in 1977 with a major in economics and studied at the Actor's Studio in New York City.
He is often mistakenly referred to as the son of character actor Paul Guilfoyle but they are not related.
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Acting History
2026
Over Your Dead Body
2025Any Day Now as Marty
2024What We Find on the Road as Billy
2024Arthur the King as Charlie
2023Can't Go Home as Detective Peter Bartlett
2022The Man from Rome as Monsignor Spada
2021Don't Look Up as General Themes
2021CSI: Vegas as Jim Brass
2021The Good House as Henry Barlow
2019The Morning Show as Reid
2019Evil as Archbishop Kirby
2019William as President Clayborn
2019Turnover as Peter
2018A Million Little Things as Lenny
2017Star Trek: Discovery as Carl
2017The Good Fight as Henry Rindell
2016Pandemic as Doctor Greer
2016Colony as Quayle
2015Spotlight as Peter Conley
2015CSI: Immortality as Jim Brass
2015Blindspot as Rosmond Ott
2012That Guy... Who Was in That Thing as Self
2008American Violet as Judge Belmont
2004Justice League Unlimited as Travis Morgan (voice)
2004Tempesta as Taddeo Rossi
2003Coyote Waits as Jay Kennedy, FBI
2002Live from Baghdad as Ed Turner
2001Session 9 as Bill Griggs
2001Night Visions as John (segment "The Passenger List")
2000CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Jim Brass
2000Company Man as Officer Hickle
2000Secret Agent Man
2000A Question of Faith as Francis
1999Entropy as Andy
1999Anywhere but Here as George Franklin
1999Random Hearts as Dick Montoya
1999Now and Again
1999In Dreams as Detective Jack Kay
1998Exiled as Detective Sammy Kurtz
1998One Tough Cop as Frankie 'Hot' Salvino
1998The Negotiator as Nathan Roenick (uncredited)
1998Primary Colors as Howard Ferguson
1998Peppermills
1997Amistad as Attorney
1997L.A. Confidential as Mickey Cohen
1997Ally McBeal as Harold Lane
1997Air Force One as Lloyd Shepherd
1997Cafe Society as Anthony Liebler
1997Path to Paradise: The Untold Story of the World Trade Center Bombing as Lou Napoli
1997Night Falls on Manhattan as McGovern
1996Ransom as Wallace
1996Extreme Measures as Dr. Jeffrey Manko
1996Manny & Lo as Country House Owner
1996Striptease as Malcolm Moldovsky
1996Heaven's Prisoners as Det. Magelli
1996Celtic Pride as Kevin O'Grady
1996Rosamunde Pilcher: September as Conrad
1996A Couch in New York as Dennis
1996September as Conrad
1995Virgin Mary as Miodrag Dobrovic
1995Central Park West as Detective
1994Little Odessa as Boris Volkoff
1994New York Undercover
1994Quiz Show as Lishman
1994Amelia Earhart: The Final Flight as Paul Mantz
1993Mrs. Doubtfire as Head Chef
1993Naked in New York as Roman
1993Mother's Boys as Mark Kaplan
1993Fallen Angels as Steve Prokowski
1993The Night We Never Met as Sparrow's Nest Salesman
1993Class of '61 as General Beauregard
1993Anna Lee: Headcase as Dr. Frank
1992Hoffa as Ted Harmon
1992Dead Ahead: The Exxon Valdez Disaster as Commander Steve McCall - US Coast Guard
1992Those Secrets as Leonard
1992Final Analysis as Mike O'Brien
1992Notorious as Norman Prescott
1992Unnatural Pursuits as Larry Leitz
1991Civil Wars as Jerry Bennett
1991Darrow as Bert Franklin
1991The Great Pretender as Martin Brinkman
1991True Colors as John Laury
1990Against the Law
1990Law & Order as Anthony Scalisi
1990Curiosity Kills as Ortley
1990Cadillac Man as Little Jack Turgeon
1990The Local Stigmatic as Ray
1989Kojak : Error Fatal as Hood
1989Dealers as Lee Peters
1989Big Time as Ted
1988Internal Affairs as The Watcher
1988American Experience as James Connolly (voice)
1988The Serpent and the Rainbow as Andrew Cassedy
1987Wall Street as Stone Livingston
19873 Men and a Baby as Vince
1987Wiseguy
1987Beverly Hills Cop II as Nikos Thomopolis
1986Billy Galvin
1986Crime Story as Deranged Gunman
1986Howard the Duck as Lieutenant Welker
1986Roanoak
1985Spenser: For Hire
1985The Equalizer as Max Gorman
1984Miami Vice as Milton Glantz
1984Kate & Allie as Benny Rinaldi
1981The Dark End of the Street as Cop
—The Mothership as Dr. Francis Singer