Leon Russom

Leon Russom was born on Dec 06, 1941 in USA. Leon Russom's big-screen debut came with Dirty Harry directed by Don Siegel in 1971. Leon Russom is known for A Quiet Place directed by John Krasinski, Emily Blunt stars as Evelyn Abbott and John Krasinski as Lee Abbott. The upcoming new movie Leon Russom plays is A Quiet Place which will be released on Apr 06, 2018.

Best known as Prison Break (2005)'s General Jonathan Kranz (Padman) and the Malibu police chief in The Big Lebowski (1998), Russom was, for 22 years, a New York stage actor whose day job was soaps, with long tenures as Joe Taylor on Love Is a Many Splendored Thing (1967), Willis Frame on Un autre monde (1964), and Jack Darling on La force du destin (1970). The feature Sens unique (1987) brought Russom to Los Angeles in 1987.A year later, after starring opposite Carol Burnett in Bonnie Lee en cavale (1988), he moved to LA permanently to star in NBC's TV 101 (1988). Emmy-nominated for Long Road Home (1991), Russom has continued his theatrical activity in Los Angeles (and on Broadway) while establishing himself as a presence in episodic television and feature films, including True Grit (2010), his second film with Joel and Ethan Coen.