Saul Rubinek - Milestones

• 2002: Played George 'Bullets' Durgom in the Television movie "Gleason" based on the life of Jackie Gleason
• 2001: Directed "Bleacher Bums"; premiered at the Chicago Film Festival; aired on Showtime in 2002
• 2000: Starred opposite Joan Allen and Gary Oldman in Rob Lurie's "The Contender"
• 2000: Starred opposite Nicolas Cage in "The Family Man"
• 1999: Cast as Henry Kissinger in Andrew Fleming's satirical look at Watergate, "Dick", starring Dan Hedaya as Richard M Nixon
• From 1999 to 2000: Played recurring role of lawyer Donnie Douglas, who entered into romance with Daphne (Jane Leeves) on "Frasier" (NBC)
• 1998: Feature directorial debut, "Jerry & Tom"; also produced; screened at film festivals
• 1995: Acted in Oliver Stone's biopic "Nixon"; Dan Hedaya portrayed Bebe Rebozo
• 1993: Essayed role as one of the doctors on the team tracking the AIDS virus in the HBO drama "And the Band Played On"
• 1992: Co-starred in the unsold pilot for a series based on the award-winning play and film "Driving Miss Daisy" (CBS); played Daisy's son Boolie
• 1992: Appeared as the "biographer" W W Beauchamp in Clint Eastwood's Oscar-winning Western "Unforgiven"
• 1991: Starred in the Canadian-produced "The Quarrel", about a writer and a Holocaust survivor who renew rivalries when they remeet; has claimed this is his favorite role
• 1989: Cast in the short-lived ABC drama "Men"
• From 1985 to 1986: Played recurring role on the CBS series "The Equalizer"
• 1984: Had featured role in the award-winning PBS miniseries "Concealed Enemies", about the Alger Hiss spy case
• 1983: Played title role of a Los Angeles cab driver with a desire to be a private investigator in the busted NBC pilot "Dusty"
• 1982: Won a Genie Award for his supporting turn in the thriller about cults, "Ticket to Heaven"
• 1980: Film debut in "Nothing Personal"
• 1979: American TV debut in "Sanctuary of Fear"
• 1964: Dropped out of school at age 16
• 1958: Professional acting debut on radio at age 10
• Started acting in the Ottawa Little Theater while still in grade school, playing both male and female parts until his voice changed
• Placed in a theater class at an early age
• Performed at the Stratford (Ontario) Shakespeare Festival
• Joined ensemble cast of the CBS sitcom "Ink"
• Was a founding member of the Toronto Free Theater
• Moved to Montreal at the age of eight months from a displaced persons camp in Munich, Germany