Hart Bochner

Hart Matthew Bochner, born on October 3, 1956, in Toronto, Ontario, is a versatile Canadian film actor, screenwriter, director, and producer. He hails from a creative family, with his mother, Ruth Roher, being a concert pianist and his father, Lloyd Bochner, an accomplished actor.

Bochner's acting career boasts a diverse array of roles in both film and television. He made his mark in notable films such as "Islands in the Stream" (1977), "Breaking Away" (1979), and "Terror Train" (1980). His performance as a ruthless assassin in "Apartment Zero" (1988) showcased his range, while his role in the iconic "Die Hard" (1988) further solidified his status in Hollywood. He also appeared in "Supergirl" (1984) and "Urban Legends: Final Cut" (2000).

In addition to acting, Bochner has made significant contributions as a director, helming films like "PCU" and "High School High." His television credits include a prominent role as Byron Henry in the acclaimed ABC miniseries "War and Remembrance" (1988) and as Zach, the boyfriend of Debra Messing’s character in the USA Network series "The Starter Wife."

Beyond his cinematic achievements, Bochner is involved in environmental advocacy as a board member of the Environmental Media Awards, reflecting his commitment to sustainability in the entertainment industry.