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Although ER is Noah's most visible role to date, he has appeared in several other film, stage, and television productions. Listed below are some of the higher profile ones. For more information, search the Internet Movie Database. |
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The 24th Day, Coronet Theater, L.A., 1996 |
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"The 24th Day" was a two-person stage play performed in Los Angeles during April '96. It featured Noah and Peter Berg, of CBS's "Chicago Hope", in an AIDS-themed drama. |
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FILM |
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The Myth of Fingerprints, 1997 |
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Featured at 1997's Sundance Festival. A man returns home for Thanksgiving to confront his unresolved feelings about his family and his ex-girlfriend. Also starred Julianne Moore and Roy Scheider. More Myth pictures (zip file) |
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Swing Kids, 1993 |
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A story about teenagers in WWII Berlin. The movie starred Robert Sean Leonard and Christian Bale as reluctant participants in the Hitler Youth. Noah's character (Emil) was the leader, and their former friend. |
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There Goes My Baby, 1994 |
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A coming of age movie about a group of recent high school graduates, and their last days together in the mid-'60s. Also starred Dermot Mulroney and Kristin Minter. |
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A Few Good Men, 1992 |
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A movie starring Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson. Noah had a small part, recreating his stage role as Cpl. Jeffrey Barnes. |
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Crooked Hearts, 1990 |
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A drama about a troubled family. Also starred Peter Berg. Noah's part: Ask Warren, the sensitive and idealistic youngest brother. |
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TELEVISION |
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Sesame Street, PBS, 1996 |
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Noah was in two episodes of "Sesame Street" in late '96. Children were shown that going to the hospital need not be frightening. |
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Friends, NBC, 1995 |
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Noah and Gerorge Clooney made cameo appearances on NBC's "Friends", playing doctors (but not Carter and Ross). |
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Larry Sanders Show, 1995 |
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"Eight". Noah appeared as himself on Larry's eighth anniversary show, along with Mandy Patinkin, Rosie O'Donnell and others. |
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Guinevere, Lifetime Television, 1994 |
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This was a feminist retelling of the Camelot myth. Noah portrayed Lancelot to Sheryl Lee's Guinevere. Guinevere airs on the Romance Channel. |
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