Corey Stoll

Known as a gifted character actor, Corey Stoll was born March 14, 1976, in New York City. After graduating from Ohio's Oberlin College in 1998, he returned to his Big Apple roots and jumped into the world of theater.

In 2004, Stoll broke into television with a minor part in an episode of "CSI" and continued to find steady employment on the small screen with appearances in "NYPD Blue," "Numb3rs," "ER" and "NCIS." He soon began adding credits to the big-screen side of the ledger, playing supporting roles in Lucky Number Slevin (2006), Push (2009) and Salt (2010).

But Stoll's big break came when he landed the part of writer Ernest Hemingway in the 2011 romantic fantasy Midnight in Paris (helmed by Woody Allen), impressing critics with his sly portrayal of the temperamental author. Stoll's subsequent work includes The Bourne Legacy (2012) and the Netflix original series "House of Cards."

Gold

2016 R

In this epic crime caper based on real-life events, an out-of-luck gold prospector and a willing geologist pull off a brazen scam. Falsely claiming to have located a major gold deposit in Indonesia, the duo proceeds to hoodwink the experts.