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Saul Rubinek

Biography

Saul Rubinek, a Canadian actor, director, producer, and playwright, started performing at the Stratford Festival in 1969 and helped found the Toronto Free Theatre, which became the Canadian Stage Company. He was born in Föhrenwald, a camp for displaced persons in Germany, and grew up in Ottawa. In 1965, after acting classes, he joined the Ottawa Little Theatre. Early Canadian TV films cast him as detective Benny Cooperman, and later he played Artie Nielsen in Warehouse 13, Donny Douglas in Frasier, Lon Cohen in A Nero Wolfe Mystery, and Louis B. Mayer in The Last Tycoon. His film credits include Unforgiven (1992), True Romance (1993), The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990), Wall Street (1987), Against All Odds (1984), The Express (2008), and Barney's Version (2010). A five-time Genie Award nominee, he won Best Supporting Actor for Ticket to Heaven (1981). His first film as director, Jerry and Tom (1998), competed for Sundance's Grand Jury Prize.

78years old

Turns 79 on July 2in 234 days

  • Born Föhrenwald displaced persons camp
  • Star sign: CancerThe sign runs June 21 to July 22
  • Saul Hersh Rubinek (birth name)

Movie Career

Films
44
Career span
43 years1980 to 2023

Genres

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  1. Behind the camera

    Rubinek wrote his first play, Terrible Advice. It opened in September 2011 at London's Menier Chocolate Factory Theatre, with Scott Bakula, Sharon Horgan, Andy Nyman and Caroline Quentin in the cast.

  2. Behind the camera

    Jerry and Tom, which Rubinek directed as his first film, earned a nomination for the Grand Jury Prize at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival.

  3. Behind the camera

    Rubinek helped build Toronto's theater scene. He co-founded the Toronto Free Theatre, which became the Canadian Stage Company, and he acted and produced at Theatre Passe Muraille.

Saul Rubinek movies on Netflix

Best known for

The films on Netflix they are best known for, with the part played in each.

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  1. Unforgiven1992 Westernas W.W. Beauchamp

    IMDb rating 8.2473K votes

  2. The Family Man2000 Comedy, Drama, Fantasyas Alan Mintz

    IMDb rating 6.9132K votes

  3. BlackBerry2023as John Woodman

    IMDb rating 7.373K votes

  4. War2007as Dr. Sherman

    IMDb rating 6.2102K votes

  5. True Romance1993as Lee Donowitz

    IMDb rating 7.9264K votes

  6. The Bonfire of the Vanities1990as Jed Kramer

    IMDb rating 5.628K votes

  7. I Love Trouble1994as Sam Smotherman

    IMDb rating 5.413K votes

  8. Jesse Stone: Night Passage2006as Hasty Hathaway

    IMDb rating 7.27.2K votes

Most often with

Robert Harmon directed four of these films, Allan A. Goldstein two. Three actors appear in five of them each. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.

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Films together

Box office

What Saul Rubinek's films earned in cinemas worldwide.

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Combined worldwide box office

$640 million

21 of the 44 films have a worldwide figure.

Of the 44 films: 21 worldwide figure; 3 us gross only; 10 never in cinemas; 10 figure not found.

  • 21Worldwide figure
  • 3US gross only
  • 10Never in cinemas
  • 10Figure not found

Highest grossing

The eight biggest films earned 85% of the total. The bars are drawn to scale.

  1. 1
    Unforgiven1992as W.W. Beauchamp
    $159M24.9% of the total
  2. 2
    The Family Man2000as Alan Mintz
    $125M19.5% of the total
  3. 3
    I Love Trouble1994as Sam Smotherman
    $62M9.7% of the total
  4. 4
    $54M8.4% of the total
  5. 5
    Wall Street1987as Harry Salt
    $44M6.9% of the total
  6. 6
    War2007as Dr. Sherman
    $40M6.3% of the total
  7. 7
    Young Doctors in Love1982as Floyd Kurtzman
    $31M4.8% of the total
  8. 8
    Dick1999as Henry Kissinger
    $28M4.3% of the total
The Contender (2000), $22.4 millionThe Bonfire of the Vanities (1990), $15.7 millionTrue Romance (1993), $12.6 millionUndercover Blues (1993), $12.4 millionThe Express (2008), $9.8 millionBarney's Version (2010), $8.5 millionOy Vey! My Son Is Gay! (2009), $6.0 millionMan Trouble (1992), $4.1 millionBlackBerry (2023), $2.6 millionDeath Wish V: The Face of Death (1994), $1.7 millionThe Song of Names (2019), $1.1 millionThe Singing Detective (2003), $435,625Baadasssss! (2003), $365,248

$97.7 millionfrom the other 13 films with a worldwide figure, 15% of the total