
I just recently saw him in "School for Scoundrels" which is Todd Phillips' (Old School, Starsky & Hutch) new film. You may also remember him as Dr Steven Price, the snake expert, in Snakes on a Plane. As well as the weird nanny in Jerry Maguire, and, of course, as Dick, the clerk in the music store with Cusack and Black in High Fidelity. If you're a fan of indies, especially ones with Philip Seymour Hoffman, you may also recognize him as the director of the very depressing Love Liza.

One of my favorite things about Todd is that he's full of surprises. I'm always taken aback that this little seemingly plain bald man has a comedic fearlessness that lends such color to his characters. He's also someone that understands tone. He never seems out of place. He never goes over the top; instead he brings very subtle chocies to round out a character in a believable way but pushes it to the absurd just enough that you laugh loudly. Mr Louiso, I salute you.
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Hey man, this is my first time commenting here.(what up bro) Yeah, that guy is an amazing talent. I think the character he played in "High Fidelity" was a stroke of genius.
Sup humanity! Fancy seeing you here.
Yeah "that guy" is great. He was one of the best actors in "School for Scoundrels" along with Jon Glaser and Paul Scheer (Aziz had a disappointingly small role)
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