Stephen Root is truly a national treasure. Few may know his name, but most have been touched by his work whether they realize it or not.
His is a all-around brilliant performer with an impressively wide array of talents.
An actor who’s long and ubiquitous career weaves effortlessly between comedic and dramatic performances. It might be easier to list the things he hasn’t been in than to begin to delineate his entire filmography. He is an iconic star of both television and movies who (no matter how small the role) always seems to steal the scene.
From playing the lovable and eccentric Milton in the cult classic comedy Office Space, to roles on True Blood, CSI, Veep and King of the Hill playing the voice of Bill.
To his portrayal of the eccentric billionaire Jimmy James in the ’90s television comedy Newsradio as well as his dramatic roles in such films as No Country For Old Men.
Truly Stephen Root is an actor who is equally adroit at getting laughs or delivering riveting and white-knuckle Oscar caliber performances.
Stephen Root Gallery
Stephen Root in the Coen Brothers directed film No Country For Old Men (2007)
Stephen Root in HBO’s hit series Veep (pictured here with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tony Hale)
Stephen Root in Newsradio (pictured alongside Kids in the Hall alumni Dave Foley)
Stephen Root in Newsradio
Stephen Root in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)
Stephen Root in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)
Stephen Root as Milton in Office Spaced (1999)
Stephen Root as Milton in Office Spaced (1999)
Stephen Root as Milton in Office Spaced (1999)
Stephen Root as Milton in Office Spaced (1999)
Stephen Root in Robocop (1993)
Stephen Root in Robocop (1993)
Stephen Root in Robocop (1993)
Stephen Root in the 1990 Patrick Swayzie, Demi Moore blockbuster Ghost
Stephen Root in the 1990 Patrick Swayzie, Demi Moore blockbuster Ghost
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