Cast
Len Cariou
Acting
Cast
Len Cariou
Known for
Acting
Born
1939-09-30
From
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Also known as Leonard Joseph Cariou
Biography
Leonard Joseph “Len” Cariou (born September 30, 1939) is a Canadian actor. He gained prominence for his Tony Award-winning title role in the original cast of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (1979). Prior, Cariou had earned nominations for his performances in musicals Applause (1970) and A Little Night Music (1973). Cariou has had supporting roles in films such as The Four Seasons (1981), Thirteen Days (2000), About Schmidt (2002), Flags of Our Fathers (2006), Prisoners (2013), and Spotlight (2015). On television, he is known for recurring roles in the shows Murder, She Wrote (1985–1992), Brotherhood (2005-2006), and Damages (2010) and his starring role in Blue Bloods (2010–2024).
★8.1
MOVIE2013
Prisoners
as Father Patrick Dunn
★6.7
MOVIE2018
Bumblebee
as Hank
★6.7
MOVIE2007
1408
as Mike's Father
★6.2
MOVIE2018
Death Wish
as Ben
★7.8
MOVIE2015
Spotlight
as Cardinal Law
MOVIE2026
Wildwood
as (voice)
★6.6
MOVIE2004
Secret Window
as Sheriff Dave Newsome
★6.3
MOVIE1996
Executive Decision
as Secretary of Defense Charles White
★6.9
MOVIE2006
Flags of Our Fathers
as Mr. Beech
★7.0
MOVIE2000
Thirteen Days
as Dean Acheson
★7.3
MOVIE2005
The Greatest Game Ever Played
as Stedman Comstock
★6.9
MOVIE2002
About Schmidt
as Ray Nichols
★5.3
MOVIE1995
Never Talk to Strangers
as Henry Taylor
★6.2
MOVIE2008
The Onion Movie
as Norm Archer
★6.1
MOVIE1988
Lady in White
as Phil Terragarossa
★4.7
MOVIE1984
Louisiana
as Oswald
★4.6
MOVIE1995
The Man in the Attic
as Joe Heldmann
MOVIE1983
The Tempest
as Prospero
★6.4
MOVIE2009
Into the Storm
as President Franklin D. Roosevelt
MOVIE2021
Show of Titles
as "Mame" Performer
★6.3
MOVIE1981
The Four Seasons
as Nick Callan
★7.0
MOVIE1999
Border Line
as Jerry
★4.4
MOVIE1993
Class of '61
as Dr. Leland Peyton
★6.2
MOVIE1993
The Sea Wolf
as Dr. Picard
★6.8
MOVIE1996
The Summer of Ben Tyler
as Spencer Maitland
★5.2
MOVIE1993
Miracle on Interstate 880
as Buck Helm
★5.0
MOVIE1999
In the Company of Spies
as The President
★5.8
MOVIE2005
Boynton Beach Club
as Jack
★5.2
MOVIE2004
The Skulls III
as Dean Lawton
MOVIE1987
There Were Times, Dear
as Bob Millard
★6.1
MOVIE1977
A Little Night Music
as Frederick Egerman
MOVIE1997
New York Underground
as Narrator
★5.1
MOVIE1994
Getting In
as Dr. Lionel Higgs / Dr. Ezekial Higgs
★6.5
MOVIE1986
Killer in the Mirror
★7.0
MOVIE1993
1993 Toronto Blue Jays: The Official World Series Film
as Self - Narrator
★5.8
MOVIE1978
Canada Vignettes: Spence's Republic
as Narrator
★5.0
MOVIE1994
Witness to the Execution
as Jake Tyler
MOVIE2006
The Best of The Tony Awards: The Plays
as James Tyrone (segment "Long Day's Journey Into Night")
★7.0
MOVIE1978
Who'll Save Our Children?
as Matt Laver
★10.0
MOVIE1994
Love on the Run
as Noah Cross
★6.7
MOVIE1981
Madame X
as John Abbott
★5.0
MOVIE1985
Surviving
as David Brogan
★7.3
MOVIE1989
The Johnstown Flood
as Narrator
★5.3
MOVIE1995
A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes: The Annette Funicello Story
as Walt Disney
★5.5
MOVIE1978
Canada Vignettes: Lady Frances Simpson
as Narrator
★5.5
MOVIE1977
One Man
as Jason Brady
★10.0
MOVIE1998
Race for the Record
as Narrator (voice)
MOVIE1982
The Taming of the Shrew
as Petruchio
★3.7
MOVIE1978
Drying Up the Streets
as Larry
★5.0
MOVIE1995
1995 Atlanta Braves: The Official World Series Film
as Himself - Narrator
MOVIE1986
An Amazin' Era
as Narrator
★5.8
MOVIE2013
Wallander: The Troubled Man
as Atkins
★5.7
MOVIE1978
Canada Vignettes: Fort Prince of Wales
as Narrator
MOVIE1996
A Benefit Celebration: A Tribute to Angela Lansbury
as Self
MOVIE1996
1996 New York Yankees: The Official World Series Film
as Self - Narrator
MOVIE1987
A Giants History: The Tale of Two Cities
as Narrator
MOVIE1989
An Amazin Era: Revised and Updated
as Narrator
★5.5
MOVIE1996
A Brother's Promise: The Dan Jansen Story
as Harry Jansen
★8.0
MOVIETBA
The 1993 World Series: Toronto Blue Jays vs Philadelphia Phillies
as Narrator (voice)
★7.3
MOVIE1995
Derby
as Henry Woods
★7.0
MOVIETBA
Official 1992 World Series Film
as Self - Narrator