Eric Stoltz

Eric Stoltz's early career began with stage acting, transitioning into film roles that often featured sensitive, complex characters. One notable performance came in the 1985 film Mask, where he played a young man with cerebral palsy, earning a Golden Globe nomination for his portrayal. This sensitivity continued in films like Kicking and Screaming and The Waterdance, showcasing his ability to bring nuanced, troubled characters to life on screen. His versatility as an actor has led to a diverse range of roles throughout his career.