
Michael Monks is an American actor, director, and producer born in Indiana, who grew up in Colorado. He graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in Industrial Construction Management before studying acting with Sanford Meisner at The Neighborhood Playhouse in New York City. He previously worked as a project engineer before transitioning to full-time acting in the early 1990s. His best-known television role is George Vogelman on The Practice (1997–1999). His notable film credits include What's Love Got to Do with It (1993, with Angela Bassett and Laurence Fishburne), Air Force One (1997, with Harrison Ford), Hard Rain (1998, with George Clooney and Nicolas Cage), Harsh Times (2005, with Charlize Theron and Forest Whitaker), Street Kings (2008, with Whitaker and Kevin Bacon), End of Watch (2012, with Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña), Sabotage (2014, with Arnold Schwarzenegger), and Doctor Sleep (2019, dir. Mike Flanagan, with Ewan McGregor).

as Officer White

as Frank

as Griffin

as Larry Smalls

as Harold

as Dr. Freed

as Television Host

as Pastor Skip Finney

as Janitor

as Dr. Thomas Jansen

as Delbert Grady

as Agent Delgado

as O.B. Ellis

as Gavin Veerak

as Eddy

as Judge Miller

as Judge Miller

as Tinkler

as Preston

as ASAC Phelps

as Homicide Detective 1

as Father Macy

as Jack's Father

as Joe Giovani

as Webster Kane

as Mark Wall

as Boss

as Michael Monks

as Officer Kennedy

as Lawyer #1

as Jeff Johnson

as Agent Hollenbeck

as Deputy Hopkins

as Skeeter

as Steve Baker

as Miami Reporter #1

as Father on Local News

as Hutton

as Assistant Press Secretary

as Reporter

as Lt. Willis

as Grosky

as Hotel Porter

as Reporter C

as Jim Sr.

as Farrell Lernoux

as Danny DeCarlo

as Richard