Michael Cavanaugh
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Rating Distribution
Based on 33 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
The Haunting
as Dr. Malcolm Keogh
1999
51.2
Red Dragon
as Forensic Dentist
2002
45.2
All the King's Men
as Mr. Peyton
2006
43.2
The Gauntlet
as Feyderspiel
1977
41.1
Any Which Way You Can
as Patrick Scarfe
1980
40.2
Forced Vengeance
as Stan Raimondi
1982
27.8
The Lady in Red
as Undercover Cop
1979
26.2
Live!
as Wilken
2007
25.0
Epoch
as Williams
2001
22.8
Heroes
as Peanuts
1977
20.5
Poison
as Ian McMillan
2001
19.0
Raptor
as Colonel Vandamar
2001
17.3
Black Thunder
as Barnes
1998
13.6
Donato and Daughter
as Vinnie Stellino
1993
12.9
Warden of Red Rock
as Sen. Paul Townsend
2001
12.7
Stranded
as Admiral Ferrell
2002
12.0
Night Hunter
as Roy Ward
1996
11.7
Peep World
as Brad Thompkins
2010
10.1
Ablaze
as Chief Sam Davis
2002
8.7
Gideon's Trumpet
as Stocker
1980
8.0
Second Serve
as Gene Scott
1986
6.4
Eye of the Stalker
as Judge Warren Curtis
1995
6.0
Prophet of Evil: The Ervil LeBaron Story
1993
6.0
Illegal in Blue
as Lt. Lyle
1995
6.0
Belle Starr
as Jesse James
1980
5.7
A Passion to Kill
as Robinson
1994
4.0
Militia
as Col. Jim Donaman
2000
3.0
Dancing in September
as Harbor
2001
2.6
Escape Under Pressure
as Captain
2000
2.2
August Creek
as Roger
2017
1.6
Moonlight Serenade
as Beretsky
2009
1.4Down the P.C.H.
as Michael O'Hara
2006
1.1
Two to Tango
as Dean Boyle
1989
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Michael Cavanaugh
Michael Cavanaugh has appeared in 33 titles, including 33 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Michael Cavanaugh's filmography is Heroes (1977).
The most recent title featuring Michael Cavanaugh is August Creek (2017).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Michael Cavanaugh is Second Serve with an IMDb rating of 7.3.
Michael Cavanaugh has been active for approximately 40 years, with credits spanning from 1977 to 2017.
Titles featuring Michael Cavanaugh currently have an average IMDb rating of 5.3.
The busiest years in Michael Cavanaugh's career include 2001, 1980, 2002.
