Gerry Quigley
- Known for
- Acting
- Birthplace
- Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada
Filmography
Closing the Ring 2007
as Barman
Killing Zelda Sparks 2007
as Elvis
Absolution 2006
as George Watson
A Lobster Tale 2006
as Norm
A History of Violence 2005
as Mick
Cinderella Man 2005
as Quincy
Cool Money 2005
as Desk Clerk (Drake)
Evel Knievel 2004
as ABC TV Director
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen 2004
as Slimy Guy
Gracie's Choice 2004
as Motel Manager
Eloise at Christmastime 2003
as Room Service Operator
Eloise at the Plaza 2003
as Room Service Operator
The Music Man 2003
as Card Player
Men with Brooms 2002
as Official
Get a Clue 2002
as Detective Potter
Death to Smoochy 2002
as Ian
John Q 2002
as Jury Foreman
Khaled 2001
as Vice Principal Findlay
Laughter on the 23rd Floor 2001
as Aaron
Santa Who? 2000
as Skinny Santa
Deliberate Intent 2000
as Night Clerk
The Golden Spiders: A Nero Wolfe Mystery 2000
as Lon Cohen
The Life Before This 1999
as Pest Dispatcher
A Map of the World 1999
as Officer Melby
eXistenZ 1999
as Trout Farm Worker
Motel 1998
as Twin
Moonlight Becomes You 1998
Actor
Bad to the Bone 1997
as Alan Broder
Rescuers: Stories of Courage - Two Women 1997
as Franek (segment "Mamusha")
Trilogy of Terror II 1996
as Akers
Extreme Measures 1996
as Party Guest
The Legend of Gator Face 1996
as Deputy Don
Harriet the Spy 1996
as Sport's Dad
Sabotage 1996
as Vic
Where's the Money, Noreen? 1995
as Donald Olmstead
To Die For 1995
as George
National Lampoon's Senior Trip 1995
as Congressional Aide
Falling For You 1995
as Poet
Camilla 1994
as Border Official
Sodbusters 1994
as Governor's Aide
Hostage for a Day 1994
as Clerk
Spike of Love 1994
as Glen, Story
Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould 1993
as Music Critic
Ordinary Magic 1993
as PE Teacher
The Mysterious Moon-Men of Canada 1993
as Brownie McFadden
Johann's Gift to Christmas 1992
Actor
Giant Steps 1992
as Music Clerk
To Catch a Killer 1992
as Walden
F/X2 1991
as Supermarket Manager
Thick as Thieves 1991
as Al Hacker
Roadkill 1989
as Roy Seth, the Promoter
Millennium 1989
as The Council Chamber - Khartoum
Credits from TMDB.