Movie Credits
X-Men: The Last Stand	(2006)
[ Hugh Jackman ][ James Marsden ][ Ian McKellen ][ Patrick Stewart ][ Vinnie Jones ]
Alpha Dog	(2006)
[ Paul Johansson ][ Harry Dean Stanton ][ Alan Thicke ][ Justin Timberlake ][ Bruce Willis ]
Hostage	(2005)
[ Bruce Willis ][ Jonathan Tucker ][ Robert Knepper ][ Kevin Pollak ][ Jimmy Bennett ]
Untitled	(2004)
[ Peter Facinelli ]
Bomb Shelter	(2004)
[ Peter Facinelli ]
The Black Forest	(2004)
[ Peter Facinelli ]
Grinding the Corn	(2004)
[ Peter Facinelli ]
The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things	(2004)
[ Peter Fonda ][ Cole Sprouse ][ Dylan Sprouse ][ Kip Pardue ][ Michael Pitt ]
The Punisher	(2004)
[ Thomas Jane ][ Charlie Schlatter ][ Dwight Schultz ][ John Travolta ][ Will Patton ]
11:14	(2003)
[ Clark Gregg ][ Patrick Swayze ][ Henry Thomas ][ Colin Hanks ][ Rick Gomez ]
Northfork	(2003)
[ Peter Coyote ][ Anthony Edwards ][ Clark Gregg ][ Kyle MacLachlan ][ Nick Nolte ]
The Laramie Project	(2002)
[ Steve Buscemi ][ Nestor Carbonell ][ Jeremy Davies ][ Peter Fonda ][ Joshua Jackson ]
Phone Booth	(2002)
[ Richard T Jones ][ Kiefer Sutherland ][ Colin Farrell ][ Forest Whitaker ][ David Zucker ]
Bang, Bang, You're Dead	(2002)
[ Fred Henderson ][ James Kirk ][ Thomas Cavanagh ][ Chad Faust ][ Randy Harrison ]
Big Trouble	(2002)
[ Tim Allen ][ Johnny Knoxville ][ Jason Lee ][ Patrick Warburton ][ Tom Sizemore ]
Get Over It	(2001)
[ Colin Hanks ][ Shane West ][ Martin Short ][ Ed Begley Jr. ][ Elvis Costello ]
Chapter Twenty-Nine	(2001)
[ Kaj-Erik Eriksen ]
Pilot	(1999)
[ Eric Bruskotter ][ Jay Mohr ][ Terry O'Quinn ][ Jack Plotnick ][ Arnold Vosloo ]
Liberty Heights	(1999)
[ Elvis Presley ][ Shane West ][ Justin Chambers ][ David Krumholtz ][ Anthony Anderson ]
Breakfast with Einstein	(1998)
[ Shia LaBeouf ][ Cheech Marin ][ J.P. Manoux ][ Ben Stein ]
I've Been Waiting for You	(1998)
[ Christian Campbell ]
Presents	(1997)
Double Bill	(1996)
Fright Night	(1996)
House Party	(1996)
Kounterfeit	(1996)
[ Corbin Bernsen ][ Andrew Hawkes ][ Doug McKeon ][ Mark-Paul Gosselaar ]

Making a name for himself by often taking roles unusually weighty for such a young actor, Ben Foster nevertheless began his career with such made-for-TV efforts as I've Been Waiting for You and Breakfast With Einstein (both 1998). Subsequently gaining positive notice for his portrayal of the mentally handicapped Eli in the short-lived series Freaks and Geeks, it wasn't long before Foster was challenging himself with such dramatic efforts as Liberty Heights and The Laramie Project. Born in Boston in October 1980, he began to realize his passion for acting after attending the Interlochen Theater Arts Summer Program. After writing, directing, and starring in his first play at the age of 12, it wasn't long before the venom of the acting bug had successfully worked its way into the budding thespian's blood. Devoting his life to acting, Foster dropped out of high school at 16 and prepared to face the challenges that accompany such a career. Following his film debut in the 1996 crime thriller Kounterfeit, a series of TV films followed. In 1999, he starred in Liberty Heights. Set in 1950s Baltimore, Foster starred as a Jewish high school student whose socially taboo relationship with an African-American classmate (Rebekah Johnson) finds him facing negative pressure from his family and friends. Following up with the musical comedy Get Over It! in 2001, Foster was next seen in The Laramie Project, a made-for-cable feature documenting small town in Laramie, WY, following the murder of Matthew Shepard. Foster appeared with Tim Allen in the ill-fated comedy Big Trouble in 2002, and his subsequent role in the made-for-TV feature Bang, Bang, You're Dead offered viewers a chilling look into the mind of a disturbed teen. It wasn't long after that Foster became a familiar face to cable viewers with his role in the acclaimed HBO series Six Feet Under. As the love interest of Claire Fisher (Lauren Ambrose), Foster's portrayal of a budding young artist found him essaying a complex character who is attempting to discover his true sexuality while simultaneously tapping his creative potential. Next appearing in director Michael Polish's Northfork, Foster later stepped behind the wheel for the non-linear thriller 11:14.