How actor Jeff Wincott manages his busy TV and film career from DC Christopher Henley | dctheatrescene.com Here’s a question: Which DC-based actor has the most impressive entry on IMDB? (For you theatre-only readers, IMDB is …
FIRST FILM ROLE: Taxi Driver in “Happy Birthday, Gemini”
TELEVISION DEBUT: Jeff on “King of Kensington”
BREAKOUT THEATER ROLE: Humphrey Bogart in “Play it Again, Sam”
SPENT TIME AS: A mime character named Mr. Manikin
IS PROUD OF: His sobriety, his wife, and being a father
Playing the real-life City Marshall Rufus B. Hilliard in the Lifetime network’s acclaimed mini-series, The Lizzie Borden Chronicles, Jeff Wincott showed a range of emotions and actions as the Marshall tried to find proof of Borden’s guilt. Check out these scenes…
