Jim Caviezel Biography

Jim Caviezel was often cast as brooding deeply pained men like the mourning firefighter who communicates with his dead father in Frequency or the vengeful military reject in Deja vu. Born Sept. 26 1968 Caviezel spent his formative years in the Pacific Northwest where he hoped to one day play basketball at the University of Washington. While working towards that goal with a spot on the basketball team at Bellevue Community College Caviezel's professional sports dreams ended with a sidelining injury. He went on to appear in Seattle-area stage productions and transferred to the theater program at the University of Washington. Moving to Los Angeles he found acting work on stage in guest spots on television series and with a sizable role as Warren Earp in Lawrence Kasdan's Wyatt Earp. The actor's profile and stock in Hollywood rose significantly with his next two projects Ang Lee's Civil War epic Ride with the Devil and Terrence Malick's WWII ensemble drama The Thin Red Line. The latter earned Caviezel the title of Most Promising Actor from the Chicago Critic's Association for his role as a philosophically minded soldier.

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