In 1965, Hill started his own production company, and from 1966 to 1967 he starred as the original lead character, Daniel Briggs, of the Mission Impossible TV series. Later that year he appeared in Getting Even With Dad, starring Macaulay Culkin and Ted Danson, and in 1998 he had a supporting role in the action thriller Hard Rain
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2011 Trophy Wine A man is murdered after presenting a rare wine discovery to a group of potential investors, and Goren and Eames soon discover a long trail of deception and infidelity. 2011 To the Boy in the Blue Knit Cap While Goren and Eames discover that the deaths of twin brothers is connected to a bitter feud over the ownership of a popular website, Goren's mandated therapy comes to an end
For example, the Season 14 episode "Floater" was based on the trial of New York Supreme Court Justice Gerald Garson, who was convicted of taking bribes to alter the verdicts of divorce cases. In Episode 9 of Season 1, titled "Indifference," the narrator reads a disclaimer informing the viewer that the case is based on real life (the Lisa Steinberg murder case) and explaining the outcome of the real case
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With a broad intellect and cunning instinct that borders on brilliance, this modern-day Sherlock Holmes brings an unparalleled level of scrutiny to the job. D'Onofrio's other film credits include Robert Altman's "The Player," Joel Schumacher's "Dying Young," Tim Burton's "Ed Wood" (in which he played a young Orson Welles), Nancy Savoca's "Household Saints," Kathryn Bigalow's "Strange Days" (opposite Ralph Fiennes and Angela Bassett), Harold Ramis' "Stuart Saves His Family," Barry Sonnenfeld's "Men in Black" (as an intergalactic villain opposite Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones), "The Velocity of Gary" opposite Salma Hayek, "The Thirteenth Floor" opposite Craig Bierko, "The Whole Wide World" (which he produced and starred in opposite Renee Zellweger), and Oliver Stone's "JFK." D'Onofrio received an Emmy Award nomination in 1998 for his riveting guest appearance in the "Homicide: Life on the Street" episode, "The Subway." Born in Brooklyn, New York, D'Onofrio grew up in Hawaii, Colorado and Florida
TV drama that tells the stories of two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the attorneys, who prosecute the offenders
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