Matthew Broderick
MATTHEW BRODERICK made his stage debut at 17 in Horton Foote's On Valentine's Day opposite his father, James Broderick. Off-Broadway: Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song Trilogy (Outer Critics Circle Award, Villager Award) and Horton Foote's The Widow Claire. Broadway: Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs (Tony, Outer Critics Circle and Theatre World awards) and Biloxi Blues, both directed by Gene Saks; the revival of Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows' How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards), directed by Des McAnuff. Other Broadway appearances include the National Actors Theatre production of Night Must Fall directed by John Tillinger, Elaine May's Taller Than a Dwarf directed by Alan Arkin, Mel Brook's The Producers (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle Award nominations) directed by Susan Stroman, the Roundabout's The Foreigner written by Larry Shue, and The Odd Couple opposite Nathan Lane. Films include Max Dugan Returns, WarGames, 1918, On Valentine's Day, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Project X, Ladyhawke, Biloxi Blues, Glory, Family Business, The Freshman, The Night We Never Met, The Lion King (voice of Simba), Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, Infinity (directed by Mr. Broderick and written by his mother Patricia Broderick), The Cable Guy, Addicted to Love, Godzilla, Inspector Gadget, Election, You Can Count on Me, The Good Boy (the voice of Hubble), The Last Shot and The Stepford Wives. Mr. Broderick starred in the telefilm The Music Man on ABC and in Master Harold...and The Boys with Zakes Mokae and John Kani for Showtime. Other films include Marie & Bruce opposite Julianne Moore, Amy Sedaris' Strangers With Candy and the film adaptation of Mel Brooks' The Producers opposite Nathan Lane and Uma Thurman. Bio as of August, 2006. American Theatre Wing programs, interviews and/or credits include: Working in the Theatre (video) Performance - April, 1999 - Watch now. Performance - April, 1995 - Watch now. Performance - April, 1985 - Watch now. Downstage Center (audio) Matthew Broderick - December, 2004 - Listen Now. Internet Broadway Database Listing (IBDB.com)