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Tim Guinee

Famous As
ActorVolunteer firefighter
Birth Date
November 18, 1962
Birth Place
[[Los Angeles
Famous As
ActorVolunteer firefighter
Birth Date
November 18, 1962
Birth Place
[[Los Angeles
Spouse
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Tim Guinee has built a distinguished career as a character actor across stage, television, and film, earning recognition for his versatility and commanding presence in both sci-fi epics and gritty dramas. Born Timothy S. Guinee on November 18, 1962, he is best known to audiences for his role as Tomin in the long-running television series Stargate SG-1 and as railroad entrepreneur Collis Huntington in the Western drama Hell on Wheels. His work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, portraying United States Air Force Major Allen in Iron Man and its sequel Iron Man 2, further cemented his status as a familiar face in blockbuster cinema.

Guinee’s early career was rooted in the theater, where he honed his craft before transitioning to screen work. His television debut came in the late 1980s, and he quickly accumulated credits in a wide range of series, demonstrating a knack for both dramatic and genre roles. His breakthrough on Stargate SG-1 brought him into the orbit of a dedicated fanbase, and he later took on the complex role of Collis Huntington on Hell on Wheels, a historical drama that explored the building of the transcontinental railroad. In that series, Guinee’s portrayal of the ambitious and morally ambiguous financier added depth to the show’s exploration of American expansion.

In the late 2010s, Guinee took on one of his most emotionally resonant roles as Clay Wilson, a struggling father and retired major, in the first season of the Netflix series The Punisher. His character’s tragic arc provided a grounded counterpoint to the show’s action, showcasing Guinee’s ability to convey vulnerability and resilience. He has also appeared in other notable television projects, including The Good Wife, Blindspot, and The Blacklist, while his filmography includes roles in The Patriot and The Cat’s Meow. Throughout his career, Guinee has consistently chosen projects that allow him to explore character depth, often playing authority figures or men grappling with moral dilemmas. Now in his sixties, he continues to work steadily in both television and film, maintaining a reputation as a reliable and skilled performer who elevates every project he joins.