He is also interested in martial arts and has been practicing various forms of martial arts since childhood. He threw the first pitch at a Red Sox game in 2009 and then again in 2010. They had their third child, a daughter, in 2017.ĭonovan is a devoted fan of the Boston Red Sox, having been a fan since childhood. They had a daughter in December of that year and then welcomed a song in 2014. In August of 2012, Donovan married Michelle Woods. He has also performed in a number of radio program dramas.
He has appeared in "Hamlet," "A View from the Bridge," "An Inspector Calls, "On the Waterfront," "Toys in the Attic," and "Things You Shouldn't Say Past Midnight." In 20, he starred in "Don't Dress for Dinner," which was onstage in Chicago. In addition to his work in film and television, Donovan also has done some work in theatre, especially earlier in his career. He started 2020 off by appearing in "Honest Thief" and then "Let Him Go." The following year, he appeared in "Wrath of Man" and "National Champions." In 2022, he booked a main role in "Law & Order." He also appeared in "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile," "Lucy in the Sky," and "Wonder Woman: Bloodlines." He also played John F.
He then landed a number of film roles, including roles in "Sicario," "Extinction," "LBJ," "Shot Caller," and "Sicario: Day of the Soldado.
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The next year, in 2016, he played a Tarot-reading con artist, Charlie Haverford, in the series "Shut Eye," which premiered on Hulu and ran for two seasons. In 2015, he landed a recurring role in the series, "Fargo," as mobster Dodd Gerhardt. Kennedy in 2011.Īfter "Burn Notice" wrapped in 2013, Donovan continued pursuing acting work. Mid-way through the show's run, Donovan also appeared in the related television film, "Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe." He was also cast in Clint Eastwood's film, "J. `While on the show, Donovan made his directorial debut by directing one of the series' episodes. The show was positive and with critics and audiences and was on the air for seven seasons and nominated for four primetime Emmy Awards. He also appeared in the films "Come Early Morning" and "Believe in Me."Īlso in 2007, Donovan caught a big break after being cast as the main character in the series, "Burn Notice." His character, Michael Westen, is a spy who was burned by government agencies and is on a mission to figure out why he was burned. In 2005, he booked a small role in the film, "Hitch," starring Will Smith. The show was the American remake of the popular British series of the same name. He booked another recurring role in "Crossing Jordan." In 2004, he booked his first main role in the series, "Touching Evil," in which he played the character of Detective Inspector Dave Creegan. He booked a recurring role on the short-lived series, "Threshold," playing the character of Dr. His career continued developing steadily into the 2000s. Careerĭonovan began booking his first roles in 1995, with small roles in "Homicide: Life on the Street" and "Law & Order." He then booked a few early film roles in movies like "Throwing Down," "Sleepers," and "Critical Choices." Throughout the late 1990s, he continued booking guest roles on television shows, appearing in "Millennium," "Another World," "The Pretender," and "Spin City." He also appeared in "When Trumpets Fade" and "Witness to the Mob." He then earned his Master of Fine Arts degree from New York University's Graduate Acting Program at the Tisch School of Arts. He also worked while attending college as a commercial bus driver, operating passenger buses. There, he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in drama. After high school, he attended Bridgewater State College and then transferred to the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He also secured a private scholarship to attend a summer drama program, which further developed his interest in acting. He attended Amesbury High School, where he started a drama club along with one of the school's teachers. After a few moves, the family settled in Amesbury, Massachusetts. His father had abandoned the family early on. He was raised with this two brothers by his single mother, Nancy.
Early Lifeĭonovan was born on May 11, 1968. That typically worked out to around $3.6 – $4 million per season in the later years. What was Jeffrey Donovan's peak salary per episode of Burn Notice? $200,000.
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