Frederick Weller
Birth Place: New Orleans, LA, USA
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BIO
Weller appeared on Broadway in 2003 in the Tony award-winning play Take Me Out, and in 2014 in the Terrence McNally play Mothers and Sons. In 2018 he appeared on Broadway as Bob Ewell in Aaron Sorkin's To Kill a Mockingbird, an adaptation of Harper Lee's novel.
STAGE CREDITS
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Frederick Weller
Connection
Movies
[ 1995 ] Matty Dean
[ 1996 ] Frank
[ 1997 ] Ron
[ 1998 ] Bucky Upton Fred Weller
[ 1998 ] NASA Tech
[ 1998 ] Rickey
[ 1999 ] Rick
[ 2001 ] Nick Harris
[ 2003 ] Phillip
[ 2003 ] Young Pritchard
[ 2004 ] Ford Welles
[ 2005 ] Sean
[ 2005 ] Tracy Hampton
[ 2008 ] Kit Fred Weller
[ 2009 ] Wendyl
[ 2012 ] Lannigan
[ 2014 ] Detective Shepard
[ 2016 ] Bob
[ 2016 ] Officer Ryan
[ 2018 ] Mter Patrolman Andy Landers
[ 2022 ] Deputy Fox
[ 2022 ] Rick
[ 2022 ] Spencer Erickson
[ 2024 ] Curt
[ 2024 ] Curt
TV Shows
Blaze, Walter
Bradley
Marshall Mann
Simon Harper II, Dale Mullen
Johnny Sandowski
Eric Neill
Wilk Hobson
Awards and Nominations
Frederick Weller, Some Men
winner
Frederick Weller, Take Me Out
Frederick Weller, The Shape of Things
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frederick Weller has appeared on Broadway in 7 shows.
Frederick Weller has not appeared in the West End.
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Some Men, Outstanding Featured Actor - Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Take Me Out and Outstanding Featured Actor (The Lortels) for The Shape of Things.
Frederick Weller has received recognition for his work in theater and television. He was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play for The Constant Wife. Additionally, Weller has received nominations and accolades from various theater organizations and critics' associations throughout his career in Broadway and regional theater productions.