Derek Cecil filmography and biography
Date of birth: 5 January 1973, Amarillo, Texas, USA
Derek Cecil biography
Derek Cecil was born on January 15, 1973 in Amarillo, Texas. He
graduated from the University of Houston and the American
Conservatory's Advanced Theater Training Program in San Francisco,
California. He is a founding member of New York's Rude Mechanicals
Theater Company and has acted and directed as a member of the company.
Cecil gained national exposure when he starred opposite
Mark Ruffalo in UPN's short-lived TV series
The Beat. The series dealt with the lives of two
uniform police officers in New York City and was from
Homicide: Life on the Street executive producers
Barry Levinson (I) and Tom Fontana. Following a recurring
role on the Fox series Pasadena, Cecil took on another
starring television role with ABC's experimental
Push, Nevada. Cecil played IRS agent Jim Prufrock on
the show, which offered viewers a cash prize for solving its fictional
mystery. Derek Cecil continues to divide his time between theater,
television, and film.
Derek Cecil trivia
- Serves as Associate Artistic Director of the Rude Mechanicals Theater
Co. in New York City.
- Graduated from Taft High School in San Antonio, Texas in 1991.
- Graduated from the same high school as fellow Texan actor James Roday.
Derek Cecil filmography
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| The Next Three Days | 2010 |
| Cafe | 2010 |
| Frank the Rat | 2009 |
| Reunion | 2009 |
| Winter of Frozen Dreams | 2009 |
| The Good Wife | 2009 |
| Mercy | 2009 |
| Upstaged | 2008 |
| Puppy Love | 2008 |
| Recount | 2008 |
| Fringe | 2008 |
| The Killing Floor | 2007 |
| Gossip Girl | 2007 |
| Working with a Master: John McNaughton | 2006 |
| That Night | 2005 |
| Masters of Horror | 2005 |
| Grey's Anatomy | 2005 |
| Mall Cop | 2004 |
| Pretend | 2003 |
| Push, Nevada | 2002 |
| Men in Black II | 2002 |
| The Back Page | 2001 |
| Pasadena | 2001 |
| Law & Order: Criminal Intent | 2001 |
| Little Pieces | 2000 |
| The Beat | 2000 |
| The $treet | 2000 |
| Law & Order: Special Victims Unit | 1999 |
| The Unspoken Truth | 1995 |
| Law & Order | 1990 |
