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The following are stage and screen credits for American actor and director Christopher Reeve (1952–2004).

Film

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1978 Gray Lady Down Lieutenant JG Phillips [1]
Superman Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman [2]
1980 Somewhere in Time Richard Collier [3]
Superman II Clark Kent / Superman [4][5]
1982 Deathtrap Clifford Anderson [6]
Monsignor Father John Flaherty [7]
1983 Superman III Clark Kent / Superman / Evil Superman [8]
1984 The Bostonians Basil Ransom [9][10]
1985 The Aviator Edgar Anscombe [11]
1986 America's Cup - Yank It Back Narrator Documentary [12]
1987 Street Smart Jonathan Fisher [13]
Superman IV: The Quest for Peace Clark Kent / Superman Also writer (story), 2d unit director, flying/2d unit [14]
1988 Switching Channels Blaine Bingham [15]
1991 Mending Hearts Himself / Narrator Documentary [16]
1992 Noises Off Frederick Dallas / Philip Brent [17]
The American Constitution: The Road from Runnymede Narrator (voice) Documentary [18]
1993 Morning Glory Will Parker [19]
The Remains of the Day Congressman Jack Lewis [20]
1994 Speechless Bob Freed [21]
The Lion and the Lamb Storyteller (voice) [22]
1995 Village of the Damned Dr. Alan Chaffee [23]
2006 Everyone's Hero — Co-director and executive producer [24]
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman [25]
2007 Christopher Reeve: Choosing Hope Himself Follow-up to Hope in Motion; documentary [26][27]
2024 Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story Documentary [28]

Television

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Television films

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1979 The Muppets Go Hollywood Himself Television special [29]
1982 I Love Liberty [30]
Night of 100 Stars [31]
1985 Anna Karenina Alexei Vronsky [32]
Dinosaur! Himself / Host Documentary [33]
Night of 100 Stars II Himself Television special [34]
1987 The Grand Knockout Tournament [35]
1988 The Great Escape II: The Untold Story Major John Dodge [36]
The World's Greatest Stunts: A Tribute to Hollywood Stuntmen Himself / Host Television special [37]
1990 The Rose and the Jackal Allan Pinkerton [38]
Black Tide Narrator (voice) Documentary [39]
Night of 100 Stars III Himself Television special [40]
1991 Bump in the Night Lawrence Muller [41]
Death Dreams George Westfield [42]
1992 Nightmare in the Daylight Sean Farrell [43]
Mortal Sins Father Thomas Cusack [44]
Last Ferry Home Bill Turner [45]
Earth and the American Dream Stuart Chase (voice) Documentary [46]
1993 The Sea Wolf Humphrey Van Weyden [47]
1995 Above Suspicion Dempsey Cain [48]
1996 Without Pity: A Film About Abilities Narrator (voice) Documentary [49]
A Step Toward Tomorrow Denny Gabriel [50]
1997 In the Gloaming — Director [51]
1998 Rear Window Jason Kemp Also executive producer [52]
Christopher Reeve: A Celebration of Hope — Television special; executive producer [53]
2002 Christopher Reeve: Hope in Motion Himself Also known as Courageous Steps; documentary [54]
2004 The Brooke Ellison Story — Director [55]

Television series

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1974–1976 Love of Life Ben Harper Series regular [56]
1974 Great Performances Officer Episode: "Enemies" [57]
1975 ABC Wide World of Mystery Max 67 Episode: "The Norming of Jack 243"
1980 The Muppet Show Himself / Guest Star Episode: "Christopher Reeve" [58]
1981–1985 Saturday Night Live Himself / Host 3 episodes [59]
1983 Faerie Tale Theatre Prince Charming / 'My son, the Prince' Episode: "Sleeping Beauty" [60]
1990 HBO Storybook Musicals It Zwibble (voice) Episode: "Earthday Birthday" [61]
1991 Carol & Company Rex / Bob Episode: "Overnight Male" [62]
The Carol Burnett Show Himself Episode #12.4 [63]
1992 Road to Avonlea Robert Rutherford Episode: "A Dark and Stormy Night" [64]
Tales from the Crypt Fred Episode: "What's Cookin'" [65]
1993 Frasier Leonard (voice) Episode: "Space Quest" [66]
1994 The Unpleasant World of Penn & Teller Himself Episode #1.6 [67]
1995 Black Fox Alan Johnson Miniseries [68]
In the Wild Himself Episode: "Grey Whales with Christopher Reeve" [69]
2000 Sesame Street Episodes: "The Porridge Lovers Visit Sesame Street" & "A Day with Big Bird and the Birdketters" [70]
2003 The Practice Kevin Healy Episode: "Burnout"; also writer (story) [71]
A History of US — Creative consultant [72]
2003–2004 Smallville Dr. Virgil Swann Episodes: "Rosetta" & "Legacy" [73]

Stage

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Year Title Role Venue Ref.
1968 Iphigenia in Aulis Soldier Williamstown Theatre Festival[a] [74]
Camino Real Guard / Medical Student [75]
Galileo Gentleman / Monk [76]
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Office Boy / Henchman [77]
1969 The Hostage Russian sailor Loeb Drama Center [78]
Death of a Salesman Stanley
A Month in the Country Beliaev
The Music Man Traveling Salesman McCarter Theatre [79]
1970 Private Lives Victor Prynne Boothbay Playhouse [80]
Another Language Jerry
Roar Like a Dove Bernard
Ethan Frome
1971 Forty Carats Peter Latham US tour [81]
1972 Richard III Edward IV Old Globe Theatre [82]
The Merry Wives of Windsor Fenton [83]
Love's Labour's Lost Dumaine [84]
1973 The Irregular Verb To Love Michael Vickers US tour [85]
1974 The Threepenny Opera Macheath Loeb Drama Center [86]
1975 Berchtesgaden Young officer Theater for the New City [87]
Berkeley Square Peter Standish Manhattan Theatre Club [88]
1975–1976 A Matter of Gravity Nicky Broadhurst Theatre[b] [57]
1977 My Life Grandfather Circle Repertory Company [89]
1980 The Front Page Hildy Johnson Williamstown Theatre Festival [90]
The Cherry Orchard Yasha [91]
Fifth of July Kenneth Talley, Jr. New Apollo Theatre [92]
1981 The Greeks Achilles Williamstown Theatre Festival [93]
1983 Holiday Ned Seton [94]
1984 The Aspern Papers Henry Jarvis Theatre Royal Haymarket [95]
Richard Cory Richard Corey Williamstown Theatre Festival [96]
1985 The Royal Family Tony Cavendish [97]
The Marriage of Figaro Count Almaviva Circle in the Square Theatre [98]
1986 Summer and Smoke John Buchanan Jr. Williamstown Theatre Festival [99]
1987 The Rover Willmore [100]
1988 Summer and Smoke John Buchanan Jr. Ahmanson Theatre [101]
Mesmer Dr. Anton Mesmer Williamstown Theatre Festival
Roundabout Theatre Company 		[102][103]
1989 The Winter's Tale Polixenes The Public Theater [104]
Company of Poets: A William Alfred Anthology Sanders Theater [105]
John Brown's Body Jack Ellyat / Clay Wingate Williamstown Theatre Festival [106]
Love Letters Andrew Makepeace Ladd III Promenade Theatre [107]
Theatre on the Square [108]
1990 Canon Theatre [109]
Wilbur Theatre [110]
Death Takes a Holiday Death / Prince Nikolai Sirki Williamstown Theatre Festival [111]
1992 The Guardsman Nandor [112]
1993 The Shadow Box Brian Temple of Music and Art [113]
1994 Love Letters Andrew Makepeace Ladd III Williamstown Theatre Festival [114]
Allegro Narrator New York City Center [115]

Unknown years

Video games

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Year Title Voice role Ref.
1996 9: The Last Resort Thurston Last [116]

Music videos

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Year Track Artist Role Ref.
1989 "On Our Own" Bobby Brown The Cyclist [117]
1992 "Heroína solitaria" Pimpinela Businessman [118]

Audiobooks

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  • Fatal Vision (Abridged) (1983) ISBN 0-399-12816-6 ASIN B001G6SR2K
  • The Amateurs: The Story of Four Young Men and Their Quest for an Olympic Medal (Abridged) (1986) ISBN 0-688-04948-6 ASIN B0BRDFMF95
  • Private Screening: A Novel (Abridged) (1995) ISBN 0-345-31139-6 ASIN B007BF4Z1M
  • Still Me (Abridged) (1998) ISBN 0-375-40281-0
  • Nothing Is Impossible: Reflections on a New Life (Unabridged) (2002) ISBN 0-375-50778-7 ASIN B00006SL48

Notes

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  1. ^ Reeve was an apprentice at Williamstown Theatre Festival in 1968.
  2. ^ Tryouts in Philadelphia, Washington, New Haven, Boston, and Toronto.

References

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