Jake Weber Biography
Jake Weber is an English actor, known in film for his role as Michael in Dawn of the Dead and for his role as Drew in Meet Joe Black. In television, he is known for playing Joe DuBois, husband of psychic Allison DuBois, in the long running drama series Medium.
Jake Weber Age
The European social media personality was born on March 12, 1963 in London, United Kingdom. He is 56 years old as at 2019.
Jake Weber Height
Webber stands at height of 6′ 2″ (1.75 m). He weighs 68 kg (149.91 lbs).
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Jake Weber Family
Weber was born to a British socialite, Susan Ann Caroline (mother) and a race car driver father who came from a wealthy family; Thomas Evelyn “Tommy” Weber. He has a brother known as Charley. Both of his parents are dead.
Jake Weber Wife|Is Jake Weber Single
He was married to actress Diane Oreiro Weber from 2000-02. In 2017, he married his longtime partner, Korri Culbertson Weber.
Jake Weber Children
He has a son known as Waylon Weber.
Jake Weber Career
Weber’s roles were often bit parts in A-list films, starting with that of the unnamed boyfriend of Kyra Sedgwick’s character in the Oliver Stone-directed period saga Born on the Fourth of July (1989) and continuing with work for such directors as Sidney Lumet (A Stranger Among Us, 1992), Alan J. Pakula (The Pelican Brief, 1993) and Martin Brest (Meet Joe Black, 1998).
Weber scored one of his premieres as Dr. Matt Crower, a kindly physicist who takes charge of a young boy and protects him from a possessed sheriff in the short-lived but well-received American Gothic (1995) drama series on CBS by actor-turned producer Shaun Cassidy. That program did not last long; nor did the Mike Binder sitcom The Mind of the Married Man (2001), in which Weber signed on as one of the leaders, Chicago newspaper employee Jake Berman.
After his prominent role in the 2004 remake of the horror film Dawn of the Dead, Weber won the role of Joe Dubois on Medium as a woman’s husband (Patricia Arquette) plagued by psychic visions that use her ability to help solve crimes. (Citation needed) As of autumn 2016, Weber is a recurring guest-star as Detective Andrea Cornell’s psychotherapist husband (played by series lead Juliette Lewis) on the second season of the ABC Murder Mystery, Secrets and Lies.[ Citation needed] The series was picked up by ABC for a full second season after a successful limited run last spring as a midseason replacement.
Weber had a recurring part on the Fox series, The Following, and improvised on the Easy Netflix series. Weber can currently be seen as a regular series on the Showtime hit Homeland. He has also performed on Broadway and off-Broadway.
Jake Weber Movies And TV Shows
Filmography
Film
- 2014 Hungry Hearts as Dr. Bill
- 2014 Learning to Drive as Ted
- 2013 White House Down as Secret Service Agent Ted Hope
- 2012 Chained as Brad Fittler
- 2008 The Haunting of Molly Hartley as Mr. Hartley
- 2004 The Warrior Class as Phil Anwar
- 2004 Dawn of the Dead as Michael
- 2004 Haven as Officer Powell
- 2002 Love Thy Neighbor as Man in Adult Section
- 2002 Leo as Ben Bloom
- 2002 100 Mile Rule as Bobby Davis
- 2001 Wendigo as George
- 2000 U-571 as Lt. Hirsch, USNR
- 2000 The Cell as FBI Special Agent Gordon Ramsey
- 1999 Pushing Tin as Barry Plotkin
- 1999 In Too Deep as Daniel Connelly
- 1999 Cherry as Dr. Beverly Kirk
- 1998 Dangerous Beauty as King Henry III
- 1998 Into My Heart as Adam
- 1998 Meet Joe Black as Drew
- 1997 What the Deaf Man Heard as Tolliver Tynan
- 1997 Amistad as Mr. Wright
- 1994 Cultivating Charlie as Charles Thundertrunk
- 1994 Vanishing Son II as Bo
- 1994 Vanishing Son IV as Bo
- 1993 Skin Art as Richard
- 1993 The Pelican Brief as Curtis Morgan
- 1992 A Stranger Among Us as Yaakov Klausman
- 1991 Bed & Breakfast as Bobby
- 1989 Born on the Fourth of July as Donna’s boyfriend
Television
- 2018 13 Reasons Why as Barry Walker
- 2017–present Homeland as Brett O’Keefe
- 2016 Easy as Wally
- 2016 Secrets and Lies as Ethan
- 2015 Tyrant as Jimmy Timmons
- 2015 The Blacklist as Raymond Reddington/Gregory Devry
- 2014–16 Hell on Wheels as John Allen Campbell
- 2014 The Following as Micah
- 2013 Elementary as Geoffrey Silver
- 2012 Royal Pains as Gabe Gleason
- 2012 House as Joe Reese
- 2011 Human Target as Bill Fickner
- 2005–11 Medium as Joe Dubois
- 2001–02 The Mind of the Married Man as Jake Berman
- 2001 The $treet as Peter Dearborn
- 2001 Law & Order: Criminal Intent as Carl Atwood
- 1997 Liberty! The American Revolution as Virginia Officer
- 1996 NYPD Blue as Bill Walsh
- 1995–96 American Gothic as Dr. Matt Crower
- 1994–95 Something Wilder as Richie Wainwright
- 1990 Law & Order as Wesley Parker
Jake Weber Net Worth
Weber’s net worth is under review.
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Jake Weber Interview
Exclusive Interview: Jake Weber channels the end of MEDIUM
Source: assignmentx.com
ASSIGNMENT X: Was everyone at MEDIUM on pins and needles about the seventh-season renewal, or did you have a good feeling?
JAKE WEBER: No, every year it’s always been a question mark, and this was no different. I’m happy to be back. It always seems to be a drama – a friend of mine said his favorite soap opera on TV was the renewal of MEDIUM the year before, when we switched networks.
AX: Your character Joe has gone through an awful lot on the work front. He had some very funny, surprising interactions with his increasingly unhinged immediate supervisor.
WEBER: Oh, yeah, Joel Moore [as Keith Bruning]. He’s a very good actor, he does a lot of work, he was in AVATAR. I liked working with him – he’s fun to work with. He’s a funny guy and he likes to improv, which I like to do.
AX: Do they let you know when Joe has a big B storyline arc coming up?
WEBER: It just varies on the storylines that [creator/executive producer] Glenn [Gordon Caron] is coming up with. It’s not like sometimes they want to do more for Joe and sometimes they want to do more for Scanlon – it’s just how things happen in the imaginative process of the writers. I don’t think there’s a real design to it. I think it’s more just random, honestly.
AX: Now, there have been a couple of episodes where Allison has either died or been comatose –
WEBER: Really?
AX: As you know. Do you try to change up Joe’s reactions?
WEBER: Everything that could possibly happen to this woman has happened. I think they do a pretty good job of giving her new afflictions. But certainly, it’s not Joe’s first rodeo [laughs]. He’s been in that arena a couple of times. As I say, I don’t think they sort of repeat themselves as they find new weird things, like one time she can’t hear, then the next time, she can’t see without glasses. It is turning a little bit into a Monty Python sketch, though [laughs]. But they’ve always done a good job of imagining new scenarios for her.
AX: And the young actresses playing the three Dubois daughters are getting taller and taller. Are the twins Madison and Miranda Carabello still sharing the role of youngest girl Marie?
WEBER: Yes. They’re eight years old now. Those kids are great. We’ve grown up together. They were two years old when we started. For as long as they can remember, we’ve been all hanging out, so we’re close. They’re like my little surrogate kids.
AX: Has that been good preparation in any way for being an actual parent?
WEBER: Oh, yeah, I guess they came along before my boy did. Oh, it’s all the same, it’s kids. You play with them, you tickle them, you goof around with them, you tease them and they’re happy.
AX: Have you talked at all to DAWN OF THE DEAD director Zack Snyder since making the film?
WEBER: No, I haven’t seen Zack since the movie that we did together. I see he’s doing well. His movies are great. I’ve been watching his movies. Zack’s a great guy, he’s a very talented guy. And he’s a good man, too. He’s good to the people he works with.
AX: Anybody you’d particularly like to work with, given your druthers?
WEBER: I just saw John C. Reilly. He did such a good job in CYRUS, and I’ve always thought that he’s fun. He likes to improv, I like to improv – I’d love to work with him one day. I think he’s a terrific actor.
AX: Had you made your peace with the idea of cancellation awhile back?
WEBER: You know what? I have a [real-life] family now. It’s lovely to work with these [MEDIUM] people, [but] there’s a whole world out there. I’m really happy to be in this world [of MEDIUM],, but when this is over, I look forward to trying to get something else.