The Official Phil Hawn Website
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| In VERSUS Phil portrays a fellow who's a little upset with how his life has gone. |
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Phil played a caring priest ministering to the spiritual and mental needs of a disturbed, condemned man on death row the night of his execution in the psychological drama CONDEMNED. | ||||
| In the independent feature film EVEN STEVEN Phil plays the ambitious, opportunistic Dr. Lee Young. Dr. Young is a doctor that seems to have forgotten his hippocratic oath as he goes around causing havoc in the hospital and the community - hurting more people than he heals! But it's all just lots of fun as Phil delivers babies and bullets in this soon-to-be-released action film! |
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In VULTURES Phil played the husband of an accident victim who is the last to know that his wife has been having an affair. | ||||
| As the haughty womanizing Jack the Waiter, Phil desperately tries to come between a young couple in the comedy THIRSTY. |
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Playing the weak and cowardly husband, Lincoln, Phil is forced to make a decision about giving his dead sister-in-law's child back to the "recovered" alcholic widower who is asking for her to be returned to him in BABYLON REVISITED. | ||||
| In the tradition of OZZIE AND HARRIET, FATHER KNOWS BEST, and LEAVE IT TO BEAVER, in DRESSING THE NELSONS Phil portrays Stanley Nelson, a 1950's dad trying to deal with the introduction of his son's cross dressing into his perfect sitcom-like life. |
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The chicken legs that Phil has always kept carefully hidden were made "world famous" in SUPREME SANCTION as he played Stanley the nerdly tourist husband. | ||||
| Phil gets mugged by some wannabe tough guys in the park as a transient in WHAT YOU LOOKIN' AT, but later is their ticket out of hell when he's assigned as their guardian angel. |
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In DER APFEL Phil keeps a German concentration camp on its toes while a simple apple changes a young soldier's outlook on life. | ||||
| Phil photographs a politician's speaking appearance and dodges bullets at the same time in FUGITIVE MIND. |
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