Movies with Richard Masur

Richard Masur is a versatile and acclaimed character actor who has brought his distinctive talents to a wide array of films and television shows over the course of his prolific career. With his everyman appeal and ability to disappear into each role, Masur has demonstrated remarkable range, seamlessly transitioning from comedic turns to gripping dramatic performances. One of Masur's most iconic roles came in the 1982 horror classic, The Thing, where he portrayed the beleaguered Clark with a subtle intensity that belied the film's grisly subject matter. Masur's ability to convey a sense of fragility and humanity, even in the face of otherworldly threats, has made him a sought-after character actor, lending depth and nuance to both leading and supporting parts. His turn as adult Stanley Uris in the miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's It further cemented his reputation as a master of layered, emotionally complex characterizations. Beyond his standout work in genre films, Masur has also showcased his versatility in a diverse array of projects, from the political satire of Vote and Die: Liszt for President to the poignant character studies of Don't Think Twice and Tumbledown. Masur's ability to seamlessly inhabit a wide range of roles, from the comedic to the dramatic, has made him a reliable and respected presence in the industry, and his consistent dedication to his craft has earned him the admiration of both his peers and audiences alike.