Peter Krause
Critics cooed over Krause's subsequent portrayal of a divorced reporter on the short-lived comedy "Sports Night" but liked him even more on the acclaimed HBO drama "Six Feet Under." Playing a son who returns home to work in his family's funeral parlor, Krause earned multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for his efforts on the series.
Buoyed by the success of "Six Feet Under," Krause made his Broadway debut in a 2004 revival of playwright Arthur Miller's "After the Fall." Krause's noteworthy big-screen work includes The Truman Show (1998) and the indie flick We Don't Live Here Anymore (2004).
Beastly
After arrogant teenager Kyle (Alex Pettyfer) humiliates a Goth classmate (Mary-Kate Olsen), she puts a curse on him that transforms him from a hunk into a hideous creature. To break the hex, Kyle must find someone who loves him for what he's become. Living with a housekeeper after his heartless father (Peter Krause) throws him out, he connects with an addict's daughter (Vanessa Hudgens) in this contemporary take on Beauty and the Beast.
-
The Truman Show
-
We Don't Live Here Anymore
-
Six Feet Under
-
Parenthood
-
Psychotic Tendencies
-
Psychotic Tendencies: The Stranger / Mole
-
Lovelife
-
Sports Night
-
The Lost Room
-
Civic Duty
-
Race
-
Dirty Sexy Money
