Cast
Michael Riley
Acting
Cast
Michael Riley
Known for
Acting
Born
1962-02-04
From
London, Ontario, Canada
Biography
Michael Riley (born February 4, 1962) is a Canadian stage, film and television actor. He's a graduate of the National Theatre School in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
★5.1
MOVIE2007
Normal
as Carl
★6.5
MOVIE1995
French Kiss
as M. Campbell
★5.7
MOVIE2004
Cube Zero
as Jax
★6.0
MOVIE1987
No Man's Land
as Horton
★5.2
MOVIE1998
Ice
as Greg
★7.3
MOVIE2003
Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story
as Peter
★4.5
MOVIE1997
Pale Saints
as Dody
★6.9
MOVIE2002
The Interrogation of Michael Crowe
as Stephen Crowe
★7.0
MOVIE1997
Amistad
as British Officer
★6.2
MOVIE2005
Supervolcano
as Rick Lieberman
★5.4
MOVIE1995
The Possession of Michael D.
as Dr. Nick Galler
★5.3
MOVIE2013
Willed to Kill
as Dr. Aaron Kade
★6.2
MOVIE1996
Voice from the Grave
as Adam Schuster
★5.2
MOVIE1994
The Making of '...And God Spoke'
as Clive Walton
★7.0
MOVIE1999
Dogmatic
as Dennis Winslow
★6.8
MOVIE1992
To Catch a Killer
as Joe 'Polock' Kozenczak
★5.0
MOVIE2004
Sugar
as The Man
★4.7
MOVIE2008
The Tenth Circle
as Mike Bartholomy
★7.0
MOVIE1998
Heart of the Sun
as Father Ed
★5.0
MOVIE1997
Every 9 Seconds
as Ray
★7.2
MOVIE2021
Like a House on Fire
as Jack
★4.5
MOVIE2002
Punch
as Sam
★5.7
MOVIE2002
100 Days In The Jungle
as Rod Dunbar
MOVIE2007
St. Urbain's Horseman
as Harry Stein
★6.5
MOVIE1994
Race to Freedom: The Underground Railroad
as Alexander Ross
★7.3
MOVIE1991
Perfectly Normal
as Renzo Parachi
★5.7
MOVIE1995
Butterbox Babies
as Russell Cameron
★5.9
MOVIE2012
My Mother's Secret
as Garrett Fowler
★6.0
MOVIE2004
Saving Emily
as Kurt
★4.6
MOVIE2004
The Perfect Husband
as Ty Kellington
★7.5
MOVIE1996
The Prince
★7.0
MOVIE1993
Mustard Bath
as Matthew
★10.0
MOVIE1993
Lifeline to Victory
as Paul Devereaux
★5.5
MOVIE1996
Heck's Way Home
as Rick Neufeld
★8.0
MOVIE2001
Mile Zero
as Derek
★5.0
MOVIE1993
Because Why
as Alex
★6.3
MOVIE1992
Diplomatic Immunity
as Les
★10.0
MOVIE2002
Black Swan
as Carl
★5.8
MOVIE2004
Gettysburg: Three Days of Destiny
as General John Reynolds