Mike Starr

Mike Starr has established a prolific acting career, recognized for his impactful supporting roles across film and television. After making his film debut in 1978’s The Bushido Blade, Mike Starr quickly established himself as a highly sought-after character actor, making his mainstream debut in William Friedkin’s 1980 crime drama Cruising. He expanded his stage presence with a role in the 1983 Broadway production The Guys in the Truck. Starr became recognized for his impactful supporting roles, frequently portraying mobsters, police officers, blue-collar workers, and tough guys, a typecasting he adeptly navigated across genres.

Beyond his recurring roles, Starr has made significant guest appearances on numerous high-profile television series, including multiple episodes of Law & Order, CSI: NY, The Office, Shameless, and The Blacklist. His ability to consistently secure varied roles in both comedic and dramatic productions underscores his reliability and enduring presence within the entertainment industry, making him a sought-after talent for complex and impactful character portrayals in film and television.