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	Welcome To James-Spader.com -Thankyou For Dropping By! THE BASIC BIO THEN MORE BELOW ____________________________________________ Birthdate: February 7, 1960 Birthplace: Boston, Massachusetts Occupation: Actor Quote: On working in Brat Pack-era movies: "There was a sort of club. There were a whole bunch of young actors who were all sort of leads in these films, but I was pretty removed from that. I didn't live in Los Angeles. I was living in New York. I was a hired gun during the period; I was never a member of the club." --Premiere, January 1997 Claim to Fame: Played smarmy rich-kid Steff in Pretty in Pink (1986) Significant Other(s): Wife: Victoria Spader (n�e Kheel), set decorator; married 1979 Family: Father: Todd Spader, teacher Mother: Jean Spader, teacher Son: Sebastian Spader; born July 1989 Son: Elijah Spader; born 1992 Awards: 1989: Cannes Film Festival: Best Actor, Sex, Lies and Videotape Factoids: Spader and family live next door to his parents Education: Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts; left school before graduating (at age 17) to pursue an acting career in New York Michael Chekhov Studio, New York, New York _____________________________________________ Updated Last June 18, 2004 More Updates Comming Daily Thanks Webmistress Vickie1dotcom@aol.com Who Is James Spader? You Ask? Courtesy Of ...TheAMCTheatre.com Film historian Leonard Maltin once referred to James Spader as "the screen's premier delineator of devious, unprincipled yuppies and WASPs from Hell." It's a colorful description and oh so appropriate for the prep-school dropout who ran away from Andover to seek fame as an actor in New York. Born in Boston in 1960 to a family of educators, Spader's exposure to rarified New England private schools like The Phillips Academy gave him keen insight into the unprincipled snobs that would become his bread and butter in the early days of his career. He broke into television with small roles in forgettable TV movies like "A Killer in the Family" and the failed TV version of the hit film Diner (where he played Fenwick, the role originated by Kevin Bacon.) Though he made his feature film debut in Endless Love (1981), Spader truly made a name for himself in the mid-80s as Hollywood's resident yuppie creep through wonderfully oily performances in The New Kids (1985), Pretty in Pink (1986), Mannequin, Baby Boom, Less Than Zero, and Wall Street (all 1987). Two years later Spader proved to the world he could play more than blonde rich boys when he starred as the voyeuristic Graham in Steven Soderbergh's sex, lies, and videotape (1989). His superbly nuanced performance won critical raves and the Best Actor award at the Cannes Film Festival. Throughout the 1990s, Spader was content to work selectively and without fanfare, often playing second-fiddle to bigger-name stars. His most notable lead performances came in smaller, independent films. During this period, Spader also appeared in a variety of genres, from comedy: Curtain Call (1998) and Critical Care (1997); crime: Two Days in the Valley (1996), to Storyville (1992): satire, Bob Roberts (1992), and science fiction, Stargate (1994) (not to mention a classic appearance on TV's "Seinfeld".) In 1996 he starred in the controversial David Cronenberg flop Crash and has since concentrated on small independent films with the occasional appearance in larger Hollywood fare: Slow Burn (2000) and The Watcher (2000). In Secretary (2002) Spader found himself in a familiar role: that of yuppie with a sexual dark side. He plays Mr. Grey, a domineering boss in a sadomasochistic working relationship with secretary Maggie Gyllenhaal. The film was a favorite of the art-house crowd and won various awards and widespread acclaim at Sundance and other film festivals. The Practice ( 2003-2004) The Stickup (2003-2004) Alien Hunter (2003) Secretary (2002) Supernova (2000) The Watcher (2000) Keys to Tulsa (1997) Critical Care (1997) 2 Days in the Valley (1996) Crash (1996) Stargate (1994) Dream Lover (1994) Wolf (1994) The Music of Chance (1993) Storyville (1992) True Colors (1991) Bad Influence (1990) White Palace (1990) The Rachel Papers (1989) Jack's Back (1988) Baby Boom (1987) Mannequin (1987) Less Than Zero (1987) Pretty in Pink (1986) Tuff Turf (1985) The New Kids (1985) Endless Love (1981) Related Content Editorial Features James Spader Biography Steven Soderbergh Biography AMC Exclusive Backstory: Sex, Lies, and Videotape Trailers Preview Backstory: Sex, Lies and Videotape In The Spotlight ! AMC Movie Camp: Make a movie in a week!