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John C. McDonnell
- Known For
- Acting
- Active Years
- 1989–2007 (19 Years)
- Total Credits
- 21 credits in database
Acting 21 credits
Biography
John C. McDonnell works in acting. Archytele tracks 21 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Ocean's Thirteen
DexterWorld Trade CenterWindfall
LAX
Joan of Arcadia
Without a Trace
State of Grace
Family Law
The King of Queens
Swimsuit: The MovieMacon County Jail
Everybody Loves Raymond
The Drew Carey ShowVirtual Seduction
FriendsERRevenge of the Red Baron
Mad About You
Ghost Dad
Coach
Full Filmography
21 titles- Ocean's Thirteen (2007) as Stickman (uncredited)
- Dexter (2006) as Dock Manager
- World Trade Center (2006) as Pittsburgh Officer (uncredited)
- Windfall (2006) as Gary
- LAX (2004) as Phil, TSA Supervisor
- Joan of Arcadia (2003) as Angry Man
- Without a Trace (2002) as Coach Forgione
- State of Grace (2001) as Roy
- Family Law (1999) as School Board Member
- The King of Queens (1998) as Waiter
- Swimsuit: The Movie (1997) as Max 'Large Grip' O'Hara
- Macon County Jail (1997) as Aubrey
- Everybody Loves Raymond (1996) as D.J.
- The Drew Carey Show (1995) as Customer
- Virtual Seduction (1995) as Scraggly Thug
- Friends (1994) as Grip
- ER (1994) as Rick
- Revenge of the Red Baron (1994) as Red Baron
- Mad About You (1992) as The Barfly
- Ghost Dad (1990) as Patient (Uncredited)
- Coach (1989) as Angry Man
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is John C. McDonnell best known for?
John C. McDonnell is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Ocean's Thirteen (2007), Dexter (2006), World Trade Center (2006), LAX (2004).
How many credits does John C. McDonnell have?
John C. McDonnell has accumulated over 21 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1989 to 2007.
John C. McDonnell by the numbers
21credits
7films
14TV series
1989–2007active years
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