Colm Meaney

An utterly depressing Mean Streets knock-off–but beautifully directed by Ted Demme, who manages to make it both derivative and affecting–which might not have much potential, but certainly has the cast for it. Even though Denis Leary is over forty as the guy who wants to get out but they keep pulling him back in–and, honesty, if the film had taken Leary’s age into account, it would have been a lot better–he’s real good. It helps Demme shoots it so well, but the movie’s got a great cast...Read Full Story

I've been following AMC's new western, Hell On Wheels since it began a couple of weeks ago. Although I felt a little shortchanged after the first episode, 'Immoral Mathematics' and 'A New Birth Of Freedom' have since started to win me over. I'd like to present a little analysis of my own.First of all, the cast. Anson Mount plays Cullen Bohannan, a former confederate soldier on a quest to knock off all the people (Union soldiers) responsible for his wife's death, the circumstances of which...Read Full Story

The Associated Press The Associated Press HELSINKI Irish actor Colm Meaney explores the depths of homelessness for his new movie "Parked" at the Helsinki International Film Festival. The veteran character actor, best known to U.S. audiences for his 12-year stint in Star Trek franchises, plays a down-on-his-luck Irishman who ends up living in his car. Meaney shares the screen with BBC/NBC "Merlin" star Colin Morgan and Finnish actress Milka Ahlroth. He says the film is...Read Full Story

I loathed Con Air back when I first saw it. I’ve only seen it that one time, opening night thirteen years ago. And many of my complaints at the time still hold true–Nicolas Cage is awful, John Cusack is awful (worse, his jokes fall flat), Simon West is a terrible director (but thirteen years later he’s not as bad as the mainstream directors who’ve followed) and the music is bad. All those complaints do hold true. The writing’s really bad in parts too, mostly as how it relates to Cage and his...Read Full Story

He was interviewed on an Irish show and asked about working with him. The interviewer said ‘they just love this guy, he’s like a one man Beatles’! Colm said girls were waiting outside the set all the time and was particularly taken aback when they were filming in the middle of nowhere in Budapest and 3 middle aged women stayed outside in miserable weather 24/7 to see him. sourceRead Full Story

What child hasn't watched Harry Potter or High School Musical and wondered how to become a child actor . It looks like fun, you will get to meet big movie stars, and get paid! The reality is, as with any career in the entertainment industry, it takes a lot of talent and much more luck. There's always the possibility you could turn up for an open casting, the Director sees you like a young Olivier or Mirren and you are off on the way to stardom and riches. Unfortunately this is the real world...Read Full Story

Colm Meaney Bio Sketch:   Name Colm Meaney Date Of Birth 30-May-53 Place Of Birth Dublin, Ireland Height 5′ 11" Weight Be the first to add this Nationality Irish Celebrity Status Be the first to add this Update this Bio Share and Enjoy:Read Full Story

Colm Meaney (born May 30, 1953 in Dublin, Ireland) is an Irish-born actor, mostly known for his role as Miles O'Brien in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.He started studying ...Read Full Story

Sherman Howard (who also goes by Howard Sherman) is an American actor. He made appearances on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager.He played Lex Luthor in ...Read Full Story

Film News: Terry George's laffer begins lensing Friday -- Yaya DaCosta and Colm Meaney have been added to the cast of Terry George's Irish laffer "Whole Lotta Sole."Read Full Story