
Maxwell Caulfield
- Born
- November 23, 1959 · London, England, UK
- Actor
- Producer
- soundtrack
Maxwell Caulfield (born 23 November 1959) is an English-born leading actor of film, stage, and television best known for his role as Michael Carrington in the musical film Grease 2 (1982) and as Miles Colby in The Colbys (1985–87) and its parent show Dynasty (1985–86). He has more than 70 credits to his name encompassing film, television and stage. He starred in the Ronald F. Maxwell American Civil War drama Gettysburg (film) (1993) and Tom DiCillo's The Real Blonde (1987). He is a supporter of Chelsea F.C. Description above from the Wikipedia article Maxwell Caulfield, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Filmography · 31 credits
- 2024The Merry Gentlemen · Actor (Danny)
- 20237000 Miles · Actor (Bert)
- 2022Love Accidentally · Actor (Craig)
- 2020Axcellerator · Actor (Moritz)
- 2017The Fabulous Allan Carr · Self (Self)
- 2015Those Who Wander · Actor (Rex)
- 2009Dire Wolf · Actor (Sheriff Parker)
- 2007Nightmare City 2035 · Actor (Alex McDowell)
- 2006Dog Lover's Symphony · Actor (Tom)
- 2001Facing the Enemy · Actor (Harlan Moss)
- 2000Submerged · Actor (Agent Jim Carpenter)
- 2000The Perfect Tenant · Actor (Daniel Summer)
- 1999More to Love · Actor (Barry Gordon)
- 1999Smut · Actor ('Tex' Scram)
- 1997The Real Blonde · Actor (Bob)
- 1995Empire Records · Actor (Rex Manning)
- 1994Inevitable Grace · Actor (Adam Cestare)
- 1994Ipi Tombi · Actor (Martin Gilbert)
- 1993No Escape No Return · Actor (William Robert Sloan)
- 1993Midnight Witness · Actor (Garland)
- 1992Dance with Death · Actor (Shaughnessy)
- 1992Exiled in America · Actor (Joe Moore)
- 1990Fatal Sky · Actor (George Abbott)
- 1989Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat · Actor (Shane)
- 1989Mind Games · Actor (Eric Garrison)
- 1986The Supernaturals · Actor (Pvt. Ray Ellis)
- 1985The Boys Next Door · Actor (Roy Alston)
- 1984Electric Dreams · Actor (Bill)
- 1982Grease 2 · Actor (Michael)
- —Presenting Geraldine Page · Self (Self)
- —Gloss and Grit: The Man Who Made Art Pop · Self (Self - Interviewee)