• Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (June 11, 1999) "Scott Evil"
  Began filming Monday, November 16^th, 1998, in L.A. Seth's gonna have a much bigger part.
• Idle Hand (April 22, 1999) "Mick"
  [Comedy/Horror]
  Anton (Devon Sawa) is a high school student whose hands are possessed by the Devil. Anton's best friend (Seth), at some point during the movie, becomes a zombie. Debi (Vivica A. Fox) is a Druid priestess who hunts down evil in the town where Anton lives. Elden Henson and Jessica Alba also star. Began filming April 20^th, 1998. Offspring'll be somewhere in the movie. (Considering that, I think it's pretty rude of Offspring to've rejected Seth's audition to be in their video for "Pretty Fly for a White Guy.")
• Attic Expeditions (1999) "Douglas"
  [Thriller]
  A man goes to sleep next to his fiance, only to wake up four years later in a mental institution. Doctors tell him that he went crazy and killed his wife. Douglas is among the characters that he meets during his stay and "The House of Love". Currently seeking out distribution.
• Stonebrook (1999) "Cornelius"
  This independent film began shooting on Monday, April 18^th, 1998, at Duke University, NC. Eric (Brad Rowe) is a young farm boy that goes off to college (Stonebrook). When he decides to dorm with con-man Cornelius, the two begin running scams together. A good article has been written on it.

Completed and Released Projects

• Enemy of the State (November 26, 1998) "Selby"
  [Thriller]
  Dean (Will Smith) is an attorney who's unwittingly become a pawn in some illegal action, and the federal government thinks he's in on it. He's running from the National Security Agency, a few characters of which are played by Jamie Kennedy and Seth. This movie wass filmed in New York, Baltimore, and L.A. Trailers for it were run in theatre showings of The X-Files, Armageddon, or Disturbing Behavior.
• Can't Hardly Wait (June 12, 1998) "Kenny Fisher"
  Available on DVD, but not yet VHS (except for rental). Preston Meyers (Ethan Embry) has been in love with Prom Queen Amanda Beckett (Jennifer Love Hewitt) since freshman year. Now that she's been dumped by her jock boyfriend Mike Dexter (Peter Facinelli), his big chance to proclaim his adoration for her has finally come. Preston's friend Denise Fleming (Lauren Ambrose)'s reaction is a simple roll of the eyes at his new-found hope. William Lichter (Charlie Korsmo), a sci-fi geek, has a plan to ruin Mike's stud reputation and pay him back for four years fo torment. Denise stumbles into an unlikely situation and hooks up with ex-childhood friend turned homeboy Kenny Fisher (Seth Green). Melissa Joan Hart has a funny bit in this movie. Kenny's homeboys are played by Bobby Jacoby and Brandon Williams (look for the guys on either side of Seth in the corner store scene in the trailer). To see the 7.4MB theatre trailer for this movie on your computer, select your format: AVI or MOV. I didn't like the movie very much as a whole, but the six main characters gave great performances. Seth and co-stars Lauren and Charlie are in the video for the song "High" that Feeder contributed to the movie's soundtrack. Out on video November 17, 1998.
• Dr. Doolittle (1998)
  Seth recorded the lines for the voice of a cat, but they were later cut.
• My Date With the President's Daughter (April 20, 1998)
  A made-for-TV movie that aired on ABC in which Seth played "the guy of a car thief, and a robber couple." (?)
• Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) "Scott Evil"
  [Comedy / Rated PG-13 / 90 min.]
  After being frozen in the 1960's to preserve his super spy abilities, swinging hipster/secret agent Austin Powers (Mike Myers) is released from his cryogenic state to stop the dastardly Dr. Evil from blowing up the world. Freedom in the '90's, baby! A hilarious send up of James Bond spy films and 1960's schtick. Seth plays Dr. Evil's son, who was produced from Dr. Evil's frozen sperm.
• To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday (1996) "Danny"
  [Drama / Rated PG-13 / 93 min.]
  While vacationing with his family, a grieving widower discovers that his obsession with his deceased wife, whose 37th birthday is approaching, has alienated his sensitive teenage daughter and caused him to lose touch with reality. He learns, with the help of Gillian's ghost, to relinquish the past and mend his relationships with her other survivors. That alienated daughter goes to Danny's party and gets drunk off her ass.
• White Man's Burden (1995) [3rd kid @ hotdog stand]
  [Drama / R / 90 min.]
  In this acclaimed story of role reversal, John Travolta plays a blue collar man from the white minority who fights against the odds and the system when he loses his job, taking on the owner of his company in court. His bravery may cost him dearly. Seth plays a guy in a skinhead gang. He has two lines, both of which are something to the effect of, "Fuck you!" The character doesn't look like him, nor does the voice sound like his, but he's in the credits.
• Ticks (1994) "Tylor Burns"
  [Horror / NR / 85 min.]
  In an about-face from 1980's "Toxic Zombies," teens camping in a northern California retreat are terrorized by mutant insects created by evil, polluting pot [yes, cannibis sativa] farmers. Tylor was abandoned and left in a forest by his drunken father when he was a little boy so he's a pretty nervous kid. (There's a flashback with an adorably spikey-haired, red-headed little boy.) He gets all the hero-type roles you'd want him to have - a cute flick.
• Day My Parents Ran Away, The (1994)
  [Comedy / Rated PG / 95 min.]
  When a rebellious 16 year-old's parents get fed up and run away from home, the teen gets his first taste of freedom (and responsibility) in this rollicking comedy. Seth's character is a friend of the kid whose parents have jilted him. It starts really slow but if you sit through it, you won't hate it by the end. A little birdie told me that this is the same movie as Missing Parents, but their release dates are four years apart.
• Arcade (1993) "Stilts"
  [Sci-Fi/Fantasy / R / 82 min.]
  Alex (Megan Ward) freaks out when her boyfriend disappears after trying out a new arcade game. When kids' copies of the game start talking to them and the kids vanish one by one, it's up to her to save everyone. (Had your fill of cheese yet?) The only problem is that she's never been very good at video games. Seth has a satisfactory amount of speaking lines in this so-so film.
• Airborne (1993) "Wiley"
  [Action/Adventure / Rated PG / 89 min.]
  A kid uprooted from his cool California beach scene must prove himself in snowy Cincinnati. Soon his reputation and his survival may depend on his outrageous skateboarding and roller-blading skills. That Cali kid goes to live with his not-so-popular Cincinnati-resident cousin Wiley. You have to watch this film twice to fully absorb Seth's well-delivered (albeit subtle) funny lines.
• Double 0 Kid, The (1993) "Chip"
  [Comedy]
  A spy novel buff lands a summer intership at the Central Intelligence Agency and becomes embroiled in an international conspiracy.
• Amazing Stories Book Five (1992)
  [Sci-Fi/Fantasy / Rated G / 75 min.]
  I've heard conflicting things:
  a) Three stories from the acclaimed series. "The Pumpkin Competition" - a comic tale of a greedy widow whose stingy ways prevent her from winning a pumpkin-growing contest. "Without Diana" - a young girl meets her father after he returns from World War II, before she disappears for forty years. "Fine Tuning" - three high school students working on a science project accidentally encounter star-struck space travelers.
  b) The Seth-featuring story is titled "Babysitter." Seth is about 6 - 8 years old in it. [They waited 12 - 10 years to release it?] He plays a bratty, smart alec kid whose parents have just been divorced and he and his young brothers are living with their mom. She has to work full time, so she hires a babysitter to watch them. Seth's character and his brother decide to play some jokes on her, but the babysitter is into voodoo (she's African) and plays some weird tricks on them and straightens them out!
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1993) "Wally Bessel"
  Seth would have appeared in the film if his scene hadn't been edited out. A screen shot from his long-lost footage is available here.
• Our Shining Moment (1991) "Wheels"
• It (1990) "Richie Tozier"
  [Horror / 193 min.]
  A small town group of youngsters are terrorized by a malignant force that kills. Some thirty years later, they learn of another string of child murders back in their home town, and team up to fight back this time. Based on a work by Stephen King. Seth plays the younger version of Richie Tozier in the flashbacks.
• Pump Up the Volume (1990) "Joey"
  [Drama / Rated R / 105 min.]
  An alienated teenager finds his voice as "Hard Harry" on his pirate radio station, touching every segment of the student population. When a kid's suicide sets every authority figure in town on a crusade to find the school's new cult hero, he may have to reveal his alter ego. Seth is an extra in this film that, with a friend, hooks up the school's intercom system to the devious radio program that all the kids love. If you rent the movie, you can hear his one line (something to the effect of, "Hi, I'm Joey,") but in the USA TV version, it's been edited out.
• Missing Parents (1990)
  A little birdie told me that this is the same movie as The Day My Parents Ran Away, but their release dates are four years apart.
• Big Business (1988) "Jason"
  [Comedy / PG-13 / 98 min.]
  Two sets of twins are mixed up at birth. One set becomes the chief executives of a huge Manhattan conglomerate, while the other set succeeds at becoming poor country bumpkins. They all accidentally meet up at New York's plaza hotel and quickly become comically mixed up.
• My Stepmother is an Alien (1988) "Fred Glass"
  [Comedy / PG-13 / 108 min.]
  Celeste, a sexy extra-terrestrial spy, is assigned to seduce astrophysicist Steve Mills and enlist his aid in saving her planet. But when Mills' 13 year-old daughter (played by Alyson Hannigan, now "Willow" on BtVS) catches her new stepmom snacking on flashlight batteries, Celeste's mission is suddenly in danger. At one point during this movie, Steve Mills' daughter goes on a date with Fred Glass (a fourteen-year-old, smooth-talking Seth).
• Can't Buy Me Love (1987) "Chuck Miller"
  [Comedy / Rated PG-13 / 94 min.]
  Ronny is secretly in love with Cindi, the most popular girl on campus. She finds herself in a desperate predicament and Ronny saves the day - for a price. Cindi must pose as Ronny's girl so that her popularity might rub off on him. But it's not as easy as he thought. Chuckie Miller provides the comic relief about what a dork his brother Ronny is.
• Radio Days (1986) "Joe"
  [Comedy / Rated PG / 96 min.]
  A gentle, nostalgic recollection of the power of the radio, told from the perspective of an adolescent boy who is besieged by hovering relatives and totally innocent of the paradoxical realities that lie behind his magical refuge. Hailed as one of Allen's finest works. Seth stars in this one, although I have yet to see it.
• Something Special (1987) "Malcom"
  Milly always wondered what it was like to be a boy. This morning she woke up with her first clue.
• Hotel New Hampshire, The (1984) "Egg"
  [Comedy / Rated PG / 110 min.]

In an attempt to unite his rather peculiar family, a man decides to buy an old girls' school and turn it into a family-run hotel. The result is a series of wild misadventures and sexual shenanigans. Based on the novel by John Irving. Seth plays Jodie Foster's and Rob Lowe's characters' little brother.

• Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1998-1999) "Oz"
  Oz is the alternative Boy-in-Band boyfriend to bookwormy Willow (Buffy and Xander's best bud) and a werewolf.
• Temporarily Yours (1997) "David Silver"
  The show ran on CBS for about six episodes and starred Debi Mazar. The premis was that she couldn't hold down a job. (Thus the title? Cute.) Seth's character what originally gay, but the powers that be made him a hetero before filming began. (I wonder if David was gay when they started the casting call...) For screen captures, click here.
• Byrds of Paradise, The (1994) "Harry Byrd"
  It only lasted one season and Seth played a pot-head in Hawaii.
• Good & Evil (1991) "David"

• Batmand and Beyond (premieres Saturday, Jan 16, 1999)
  An elderly Bruce Wayne passes his cape and cowl to Terry McGinnis, a high school teen who locates the Batcave and discovers the millionaire's secret identity. It's an animated cartoon show, but not word yet on whether or not Seth's character will resemble him.
• Beverly Hills, 90210 "Wayne" (1990)
  [The Game is Chicken]
  When Kelly and Brenda are set up on blind dates, they're none-too-pleased to end up spending the evening with two high school geeks (Randy Spelling and Seth Green).
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer "Oz" (1997-1998)
  [Inca Mummy Girl; Halloween; What's My Line? Part I & II; Surprise; Innocence; Phases; Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered; Becoming Part I & II]
  Oz is the alternative Boy-in-Band boyfriend to bookwormy Willow (Buffy and Xander's best bud) and a werewolf.
• Cybill (March 18, 1998) "Jaybo"
  [Cybill Sheridan's Day Off (# 4.15)]
• Drew Carey (November 26, 1997) "The Emcee"
  [That Thing You Don't (# 3.10)]
  Drew's highschool band (coincidently, the same bunch of friends he still hangs around with) reunites for a battle of the bands but runs up against some trouble when their rival band decides to compete, also.
• Facts of Life "Adam"
  [[one (both?) of the two final episodes of the series]]
  From what I hear, Seth dresses up as a girl so he can sneak into the all-girl school.
• Family Guy (premiers after the SuperBowl in 1999)
  It's an animated cartoon show, but not word yet on whether or not Seth's character will resemble him.
• Mad About You (May 6, 1997) "Bobby Rubenfeld"
  [Guardianhood]
• Mr. Belvedere
• Pearl (1997) "Bob"
  [Mission Impearssible]
• Saturday Night Live (1983 or 1984)
  Seth was around nine years old.
• SeaQuest DSV (1993) "Mark Wolfman"
  [Photon Bullet]
  I can't remember the name of Jonathan Brandis's character. After JB's character vents to fellow youthful computer genius Mark Wolfman (who lives in a special community for others of his intelligence type and age) in an anonymous chat room about how he hates being treated like a child, Wolfman and a female friend fake a message of urgency in order to get JB's character's ship near their area of the ocean. Upon his stopping by for a visit, JB's character is asked by the community to help them break into a bank so that they can further their goal towards world peace and an end to suffering (through crime and the personal issues of the community leader).
• Something So Right
  He's got a one-liner part in an episode as a delivery man.
• Step By Step "Danny" or "Kennedy"
  [Head of the Class]
  Dana and Cody help Danny train for an academic gameshow.
• Tales from the Darkside
  Apparently Seth starred in one of the classic episodes from this series cause my mom remembers it: A kid whose step-father beats him claims that there's a monster under his bed. In the end, the monster eats the step-father.
• Weird Science (August 6, 1994) "Lubec"
  [Lisa's Virus]
• Wonder Years (October 14, 1992) "Jim Donnelly"
  [Sex and Economics; Lunch Stories]
  S&E: Kevin becomes infatuated with his high-school social studies teacher and volunteers to paint her house.
  LS: Jim plays the badass at the soda machine who tries to bully Kevin into skipping after-lunch classes and driving him and his buddies to an R-rated movie.
• X-Files (September 17, 1993) "Emil"
  [Deep Throat (# 1.1)]
  Seth plays a druggie kid and, according to him, if you try really hard, you can see him and David Duchovny making goofy faces at each other.

• Carl's Jr.
  Seth and a friend are eating their burgers and trying to guess what their juice drippings resemble. At the end it resembled the McDonalds logo and Seth was tickled by this.
• Doritos
  Seth wrote me and told me that he's not in this one.
• Eastpack
  Maybe, maybe not.
• Fruit Loops
  Seth was a boy describing his dream to a friend. In his dream he was washing his face and when he looked in the mirror he had the nose of the Fruit Loops parrot. Soon, he turned into the parrot.
• Jello Pudding Pops
• John Denver
  This "industrial commercial for a John Denver record" was his first gig ever, thanks to his godfather's brother.
• Kiddie City
  Young Seth ('86-'87) pretends to be a news anchorman.
• Kodak
  Photographing wedding pictures at goofy angles with Kodak's Gold Max film.
• Rally's
  Seth is a guy working the register, charging the customers a fortune. Every time they order something, he says, "Cha-Ching!" This saying caught on in Louisiana and became the slogan for the Saints for a while.
• Tide
  I'm not sure if this one is for real, but I heard that Seth's in it with Lisa from the television show, Newsradio.
• [two anti-cigarette commercials]

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