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Todd Alcott

Writer (3) Actor (3) Director (1)

Born: 22 October 1961 (64) in Crystal Lake

Known from: Antz, The Hudsucker Proxy and Six Degrees of Separation

IMDb profile: Todd Alcott

Wikicode: 35250

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Full filmography (7)
3,07 (1.320)

Antz

1998 • 87 minuten
3 comments
3,43 (928)

The Hudsucker Proxy

1994 • 111 minuten
as Mailroom Screamer
3 comments
3,11 (213)

Six Degrees of Separation

1993 • 112 minuten
as Concert Goer
3 comments
2,67 (3)

Curtain Call

1999 • 95 minuten
as Larry
2,00 (2)

The Occupants

2014 • 78 minuten

Collaborated with

Sam Raimi Sam Raimi
Jim True-Frost Jim True-Frost
Frank Senger Frank Senger
Robert Prichard Robert Prichard
Fred Schepisi Fred Schepisi
John Cameron John Cameron
Thom Noble Thom Noble
Joel Coen Joel Coen
Jery Hewitt Jery Hewitt
Ethan Coen Ethan Coen
Chuck Montgomery Chuck Montgomery
Matt Mitler Matt Mitler
Pamela Everett Pamela Everett
Richard Whiting Richard Whiting
Mavis Harris Mavis Harris

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