DOUGLAS STEWART
- AEA,
- SAG-AFTRA
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Douglas Stewart Work Reel_2024 (Performance Video) Quicktime
Edited clips from the following feature films: "COLD FEET", "LIGHTNING JACK", "IF YOU COULD SAY IT IN WORDS", and the film short, "WHAT ABOUT YOU?".
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James the Butler in COLD FEET (Performance Video) Quicktime
James is a devious family butler and driver who eventually becomes the murderer in this clip from the murder mystery-comedy COLD FEET, directed and written by Ross McNamara. Filmed in and around Minneapolis, Minnesota. Representation: Mitchell & Associates, 505-262-9733
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Frank the Shopkeeper in LIGHTNING JACK (Performance Video) Quicktime
Opening Scene in the movie, LIGHTNING JACK, written by Paul Hogan and directed by Simon Wincer. Frank, the Junction City Shopkeeper (Douglas Stewart), informs Sheriff Kurtz (played by the late Pat Hingle) that The Younger Brothers Gang are in town. Shot on location in New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona. Representation: Mitchell & Associates, 505-262-9733
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Dr. Sid Meyers in IF YOU COULD SAY IT IN WORDS (Performance Video) Quicktime
An inebriated Dr. Sidney Meyers waxes eloquent about Nelson's artwork to Sadie (Marin Ireland) at a special gathering at the medical offices of Dr. Mark Gibson in the multi-award winning film IF YOU COULD SAY IT IN WORDS directed and written by Nicholas Gray. Shot at various locations in Philadelphia, PA. Representation: Mitchell & Associates, 505-262-9733
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Mr. Pierce in WHAT ABOUT YOU? (Performance Video) Quicktime
Mr. Pierce, a school teacher, is lecturing a group of students in detention in the film short WHAT ABOUT YOU?. Directed and Written by Marcus Anthony. Shot on location in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Representation: Mitchell & Associates, 505-262-9733
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Andy Warhol Screen Test- 2020 (Performance Video) Quicktime
Silent film study featuring Douglas Stewart. Shot at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, PA. (2020). This clip was not shot in slow motion but rather highlighted the subtleties of minimal movement and discipline by the actor Douglas Stewart over several minutes. Representation: Mitchell & Associates, 505-262-9733
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Douglas Stewart Character VO Reel (Audio Tracks) Quicktime
These clips represent various character voices by Douglas Stewart (SAG-AFTRA) for animation, television and radio commercials, and new media. Representation: Mitchell & Associates, 505-262-9733
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Douglas Stewart Primary VO Reel (Audio Tracks) Quicktime
These clips represent the primary voiceover reel by Douglas Stewart (SAG-AFTRA) for television and radio commercials, and new media. Representation: Mitchell & Associates, 505-262-9733
Résumé Print Résumé
FILM | ||
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Rust |
Town Father (Supporting) |
Joel Souza, Director |
What About You |
Mr. Pierce (Featured) |
Marcus Downs, Director |
If You Could Say It In Words |
Dr. Sidney Myers (Supporting) |
Nicholas Gray, Director |
Cold Feet |
James the Butler (Supporting) |
Ross McNamara, Director |
Lightning Jack |
Frank the Shopkeeper (Featured) |
Simon Wincer, Director |
Car Dealer |
Customer (Supporting) |
Eddie Nelson, Director |
Cultivating Charlie |
Double for Richard Libertini/Driver |
Alex Georges, Director |
Tender Mercies |
Concert-Goer/Extra |
Bruce Beresford, Director |
TELEVISION | ||
Lazarus Man |
Telegraph Clerk (Co-Star) |
Turner Broadcasting Systems |
Unsolved Mysteries |
Abraham Staab (Starring) |
Cosgrove-Meurer Productions |
Unsolved Mysteries |
Detective Romero (Co-Star) |
Cosgrove-Meurer Productions |
Dallas |
Dancer at Oil Baron's Ball |
Lorimar Productions |
Fox 9 Morning News Xmas |
Co-Host w/Alix Kendall |
KMSP-TV (Minneapolis) |
Fox 9 Morning News Xmas |
Co-Host w/Andrew Zimmern |
KMSP-TV (Minneapolis) |
Twin Cities Live |
Guest w/Elizabeth Ries/John Hanson |
KSTP-TV (St. Paul, MN) |
KARE 11 Saturday |
Guest w/Eric Perkins |
KARE-TV (Minneapolis) |
COMMERCIALS | ||
National Kidney Foundation |
Guy Next Door (Principal) |
Katz, Dochtermann, Epstein/NYC |
Walmart |
Dad (Principal) |
GSD&M/Austin, TX |
Bounce Fabric Softener |
Dermatologist (Principal) |
Southwest Productions/Alb., NM |
Hyundai Motors, Inc.(2) |
Bad Car Dealer (Principal) |
Backer Spielvogel, Bates/CA. |
Showbiz/Chuck-E-Cheese Pizza (15) |
Dad (Principal) |
Keller-Crescent/Dallas |
Lone Star Beer |
Bartender (Principal) |
George Kline Prods./Dallas |
Apple Mobile Homes |
Truck Driver (Principal) |
The Idea Group/Dallas |
INDUSTRIAL FILM/CORPORATE VIDEO | ||
ManCave Worldwide |
Spokesman (3 years) |
Minneapolis, MN. |
Mary Kay Cosmetics |
National Spokesman (5 years) |
Dallas, TX. |
Eastman Kodak |
VOC & Live Show (Principal) |
Dallas, TX. |
Miller Brewing |
VOC:Russian (Principal) |
Dallas, TX. |
Taco Villa |
VOC: Russian Spy (Principal) |
Dallas, TX. |
NASA |
VOC: Captain O'Riley (Principal) |
Albuquerque, NM. |
Wilsonart |
Live Show Spokesman |
National Tour |
Avonite |
VOC: Husband (Principal) |
Austin, TX. |
Firestone |
VOC; Mechanic (Principal) |
San Antonio, TX. |
Zoecon |
Live Show: VetDerm Jones |
Acapulco, Mexico |
Southwestern Bell Telephone |
VOC; 3 Guys (Principal) |
Dallas, TX. |
Federal Express |
VOC: The Devil (Principal) |
Dallas, TX. |
THEATER/DANCE | ||
The Booby Trap |
Franklin Daugherty (Lead) |
FUSION @ The Cell Theatre/Alb. |
Absurd Comedy Short Play Fest |
Justus (Lead) |
FUSION Theatre/Albuquerque |
Talk Radio |
Barry Champlain (Lead) |
Actors Repertory of NM (Alb) |
Fool for Love |
Eddie (Lead) |
Actors Repertory of NM (Alb) |
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf |
Nick (Lead) |
Actors Repertory of NM (Alb) |
Season's Greetings |
Neville (Lead) |
Vortex Theatre/Albuquerque, NM |
Shakespeare-on-the Halfshell |
Various Lead Roles |
Touring Company, New Mexico |
A Christmas Carol |
Charles Dickens (Narrator/Lead) |
Zachary Scott Theatre, Austin |
Lone Star |
Roy (Lead) |
Hard City Theater, Dallas, TX. |
A Life in the Theater |
John (Lead) |
Circle Theatre, Ft. Worth, TX. |
El Gesticulador |
Cesar Rubio (Lead) |
Teatro Dallas/Theatre Three |
Vikings |
Peter (Lead) |
Alliance Theatre, Dallas, TX. |
Harvey |
Elwood P. Dowd (Lead) |
GAPST, Dallas, TX. |
Sweeney Todd |
Sweeney Todd (Lead) |
GAPST, Dallas, TX. |
Don't Drink the Water |
Father Drobney (Lead) |
Santa Fe Community Theatre |
So Bright the Night |
Sheriff Traeger (Supporting) |
Minnesota Fringe Festival |
Bleacher Bums |
Richie (Supporting) |
Circle Theatre, Ft. Worth, TX. |
Three Sisters |
Andrei (Supporting) |
Santa Fe Community Theatre |
Our Town |
Howie Newsome (Supporting) |
Dallas Repertory Theatre |
Savage in Limbo |
Murk (Supporting) |
Vortex Theatre/Albuquerque, NM |
The Great White Hope |
Cameron/Ragosy (Supporting) |
Capital City Playhouse, Austin |
Sleeping Beauty Ballet |
King Fortinbras (Character Role) |
Continental Ballet/Bloomington |
The Nutcracker Ballet |
Drosselmeyer (Character Role) |
The Dallas Ballet |
EDUCATION/TRAINING | ||
Masters in Education (2014) |
eLearning/Technology Education |
Concordia University/Portland |
M.A. Studies (1992-97) |
Theatre Directing |
University of New Mexico |
B.A. in Dance |
Ballet, modern, jazz |
Point Park College, Pittsburgh |
British American Theater Institute |
Shakespeare/Theatre Studies |
College of Santa Fe |
Adam Rourke |
Film studies |
Film School, Las Colinas, TX. |
Anne Jackson |
Voice training |
Dallas, TX. |
Annual Management Development Program |
Certificate of Completion |
Harvard University, Cambridge |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'11" |
Weight: 220 lbs |
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Baseball, Basketball, Billiards/Pool Player, Bowling, Fishing, Fly Fishing, Golf, Ping Pong, Dance Ballet, Dance Ballroom, Dance Line/Country, Dance Modern, Dance Salsa, Guitar, Host, Improvisation, Licensed Driver, Singer, Teleprompter, Vocal Range: Baritone, Vocal Range: Bass, Voiceover, American - Cajun Accent, American - Minnesota Accent, American - New York Accent, American - Southern Accent, American - Texan Accent, Australian Accent, British - BBC English Accent, British - Cockney Accent, East Indian Accent, French Accent, German Accent, Irish Accent, Russian Accent, Scottish Accent
Douglas Stewart (Producing Artistic Director, Matchbox Theater Company) is an accomplished actor with over 100 roles in theater, film, television, commercials, and industrials. Directing credits include The Booby Trap, Oleanna, The Weir, Thom Pain, The Rivals, Talk Radio, Greater Tuna, A Christmas Carol, Bleacher Bums, and Earth Day Rocks!. He has taught acting and dance since the early-80's. He has danced professionally with the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Dallas Ballet, Atlanta Ballet, and Continental Ballet.