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RECENT CREDITS

Real Time with Bill Maher (TV) Sep. 25, 2009

Capitalism: A Love Story (FILM) Sep. 23, 2009

NBC/Jay Leno Primetime Project (TV) Sep. 15, 2009

The Jay Leno Show (TV) Sep. 15, 2009

The 13th Annual Critics' Choice Awa... (TV) Jan. 7, 2008

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HIGHLIGHTS

2007 Helmed the documentry, "Sicko," a film about the health care system in America; earned an Oscar nomination for Best Documentary Feature

2004 Directed the documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11," which takes a highly critical look at the Bush administration and the White House after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks; received top honors at the Cannes Fi

2002 Published "Stupid White Men ...and Other Sorry Excuses for the State of the Nation!" which became a New York Times Bestseller

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Category

Captain Mike Across America -Himself

Director, Actor, Writer

Film

Children of the Revolution -Himself

Actor

Film

Stupid White Men

Director, Book as Source Material

Film

Capitalism: A Love Story 2009 -Himself

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Actor

Film

The Jay Leno Show 2009 -Cast

Actor

Tom Cruise (2009) -Cast

Actor

TV Episode

The 13th Annual Critics' Choice Awards 2008 -Winner

Actor

Manufacturing Dissent 2007 -Himself

Actor

Film

Sicko 2007 -Himself

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Actor

Film

The Fever 2007 -War Correspondent

Actor

Al Franken: God Spoke 2006 -Himself

Actor

Film

This Divided State 2005 -Himself

Actor

Film

The 10th Annual Critics' Choice Awards 2005 -Cast

Actor

VH1 Big In '04 2004

Actor

How's Your News?: On the Campaign Trail 2004 -Interviewee

Actor

Politics: A Pop Culture History 2004 -Interviewee

Actor

Orwell Rolls in His Grave 2004 -Himself

Actor

Film

The 2004 ESPY Awards 2004 -Himself

Actor

Fahrenheit 9/11 2004 -Himself

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Actor

Film

Mouthing Off: 51 Greatest Smartasses 2004 -Honoree (Archival Footage)

Actor

The Corporation 2004 -Interviewee

Actor

Film

Party's Over 2003 -Himself

Actor

Film

Real Time with Bill Maher 2008-2009 -Guest

Actor

Episode 169 (2009) -Guest

Actor

TV Episode

Episode 139 (2008) -Guest

Actor

TV Episode

Bowling for Columbine 2002 -Himself

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Actor

Film

On the Record With Bob Costas 2001 -Interviewee

Actor

Lucky Numbers 2000 -Walter

Actor

Film

The Insider 1999 -Himself

Actor

Film

Norman Jewison on Comedy in the 20th Century: Funny Is Money 1999 -Interviewee

Actor

The Awful Truth 1999

Actor, Director, Executive Producer, Writer

The Big One 1997 -Himself

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Actor

Film

Some Mother's Son 1996

Special Thanks

Film

Canadian Bacon 1995 -Buffalo Joe

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Actor

Film

TV Nation: Year-in-Review Special 1994 -Correspondent, Host

Creator, Director, Executive Producer, Writer, Actor, Actor

TV Nation 1994 -Correspondent

Creator, Director, Executive Producer, Writer, Actor

Rock the Vote 1992

Actor, Director

Blood in the Face 1991 -Interviewer

Actor

Film

The Simpsons 1990 -of Himself

Voice

The President Wore Pearls (2003) -of Himself

Voice

TV Episode

Roger & Me 1989 -Himself

Director, Producer, Screenplay, Actor

Film

Pets or Meat

Director, Producer, Screenplay

Film

The Private Public

Actor

Film

Trade Off

Actor

Film

Mad About You

Actor

I Think I Cannes

Actor

Film

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Highlights

2007 Helmed the documentry, "Sicko," a film about the health care system in America; earned an Oscar nomination for Best Documentary Feature

2004 Directed the documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11," which takes a highly critical look at the Bush administration and the White House after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks; received top honors at the Cannes Fi

2002 Published "Stupid White Men ...and Other Sorry Excuses for the State of the Nation!" which became a New York Times Bestseller

2002 Examined American's gun culture in the award-winning documentary "Bowling for Columbine"

2002 Signed a $3 million book deal with Time Warner Book Group

2000 Had acting role in Nora Ephron's "Lucky Numbers"

1999 Appeared in cameo role in Ron Howard's "EdTV"

1999 Executive produced and appeared in the newsmagazine "The Awful Truth"; made for Britain's Channel 4 and aired in the USA on Bravo

1998 Directed documentary satire of corporate America, "The Big One"

1995 "TV Nation" revived by Fox TV for the summer season

1995 Feature fiction writing-directing debut, the disappointing "Canadian Bacon", John Candy's last film

1994 Served as creator, executive producer, director, writer and correspondent for NBC's "TV Nation", an irreverent, opinionated, magazine show; aired during the summer

1992 Produced, directed, scripted and appeared in the documentary short "Pets or Meat: The Return to Flint", a sequel to "Roger and Me"

1992 TV debut, directing and appearing in a segment of "Rock the Vote", a Fox variety special designed to get young people to register to vote

1991 Wrote the forward to Ben Hamper's well-reviewed collection of essays, "Rivethead: Tales from the Assemblyline"

1989 Paid an estimated $3 million by Warner Bros for the acquisition of "Roger and Me", including $25,000 for homeless families affected by the closing of General Motors

1989 Feature debut as producer, director, screenwriter, on-screen interviewer, and narrator of "Roger and Me", a darkly humorous documentary

1986 Appointed executive editor of Mother Jones, one of the largest circulation political magazines in the USA

1986 Fired from Mother Jones for refusing to run a particular article

1986 Started production company, Dog Eat Dog Films

1985 Appeared as a commentator on National Public Radio's "All Things Considered"

1976 Founded a crisis intervention center

1976 - 1986 At age 22, founded and edited an alternative newspaper The Flint Voice (later The Michigan Voice)

1972 Became one of the first 18-year-olds in the country elected to public office when he won a seat on his local school board

Was producer and host of a weekly radio show, "Radio Free Flint"

Worked as a principal interviewer and production coordinator on "Blood in the Face" (originally titled "Right Thinking"), a documentary feature about modern white supremacist organization directed by

Won a "modest" settlement in his wrongful discharge suit againt Mother Jones

Spent three years preparing his filmmaking debut, "Roger and Me"; budgeted at $260,000

Wrote and executive produced the CBS comedy pilot "Better Days" (filmed in 1998), starring James Belushi and Chris Elliott as laid off Wisconsin auto workers