Tom Fitzpatrick
Tom Fitzpatrick is an actor, know for his recurring role as "Coleman", Kevin Hart's infinitely patient butler on "Real Husbands Of Hollywood" and for "Parker Crane/The Bride In Black" who terrorizes "Insidious II and Insidious III". Tom Fitzpatrick has been active on stages around the country for 54 years.
Acted in
The 12 Slays of Christmas: 2023 Edition
2023
as Ignatius
Night Court
2023
as Mr. Cradley
The 12 Slays of Christmas
2022
as Ignatius
The Male Gaze: Celluloid Dreams
2021
as Older Man
Them
2021
as Shopkeeper
Digging to Death
2021
as The Corpse
Carol's Second Act
2019
as Lawrence
Doom Patrol
2019
as Elder John Bowers
Regarding the Case of Joan of Arc
2018
as Questioner 2
S.W.A.T.
2017
as James
The Guest Book
2017
as Priest
Amy
2017
as Mr. White
Uncle Kent 2
2016
as Patient with Severe Burps
Rush Hour
2016
as Attendee #1
Reza Abdoh: Theater Visionary
2015
as Self
Insidious: Chapter 3
2015
as Bride in Black
Richie Rich
2015
as Sigmund
The Lost One
2015
as Mr. Able
The Goldbergs
2013
as Dr. Schiff
Insidious: Chapter 2
2013
as Bride in Black / Parker Crane (old)
Baby Daddy
2012
as Mr. Bender
New Girl
2011
as Old Man McCue
Stasis
2010
as Richard Braddock
Rizzoli & Isles
2010
as Walter Sokoloff
The League
2009
as Coma Patient
Modern Family
2009
as Jim
The Attic Door
2009
as Old Darrell
iCarly
2007
as Mr. Treadwell
iCarly
2007
as Crazy Old Man
Date Movie
2006
as Gandalf
NCIS
2003
as Walter Beck
The Salton Sea
2002
as Karaoke Man
Boys to Men
2001
as Caesar
The Confession
2000
as Caesar
Atomic Blue: Mexican Wrestler
1999
as Gunnar Walker
Just Out of Reach
1998
as Older Man
Ill Gotten Gains
1997
as Jeremiah
The Hip-Hop Waltz of Eurydice
1996
as Eurydice (Dora Lee)/Travel Agent
The Basketball Diaries
1995
as The 'John' in the Subway (uncredited)
Sliders
1995
as Eyeless Man
The Secret Life of Houses
1994
as Priest
Saved by the Bell: The New Class
1993
as Old Woman / Man
Quotations From a Ruined City
1993
The Blind Owl
1992
Bogeyman
1991
Father Was a Peculiar Man
1990
The Streets of L.A.
1979
as Ray (as Roger Harkenrider)
Word Is Out: Stories of Some of Our Lives
1977
as Self (as Roger Harkenrider)