Holter Graham

Rescue Me (FX TV clip) and The Diversion (indie film clip)

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Audiobooks Samples

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"Holter Graham (is) suave, handsome and assured."

—Lawrence Van Gelder in The New York Times on the feature film Six Ways To Sunday

"The magnetic Holter Graham...has developed from a nerd into a hunk."

—The New York Post on the feature film Spin the Bottle

"The play's glamor quotient is provided by Holter Graham

 (as) Cody, a rising rock star Adonis."

—Ben Brantley in The New York Times on the NYC premiere of the play Trust

"Extremely talented...(creates) shining moments."

—nytheatre.com on Holter Graham in the NYC premiere of The Infliction of Cruelty

"Holter Graham is one of the most likeable and natural actors

I've seen....superb."

—Theater Talk on the NYC premiere of The Infliction of Cruelty

"(Graham) throws himself into his role with total commitment."

—Backstage on the NYC premiere of The Infliction of Cruelty

"Crisp, efficient, and stylish."

—Curtain Up on Holter Graham in the NYC premiere of The Infliction of Cruelty

"The play is deliciously acted (by) Holter Graham as the cold-blooded hit man."

—Howard Kissel in The Daily News on the NYC premiere

of the play Sonny DeRee's Life Flashes Before His Eyes

"Holter Graham (plays) a long-haired, chainsaw-wielding hit man...

The jokes are often very good, and (Graham) knows exactly how to put them across."

—Ben Brantley in The New York Times on the NYC premiere

of the play Sonny DeRee's Life Flashes Before His Eyes

"Graham's characters sound like real people, not caricatures, ranging from gruff and gritty to believably ordinary. Graham's performance elevates Hoag's thriller, heightening its intensity and delivering a stunning climax."

—AudioFile on the audiobook of Tami Hoag's Prior Bad Acts

"Holter Graham's use of a wide range of voices and emotions can't help but draw listeners in from the very first words...His ability to adapt his voice to the action is truly impressive."

—AudioFile on the audiobook of Stephen Frey's The Power Broker

"Holter Graham's authoritative, masculine tenor adds credence to this complex story...Graham seamlessly switches between Russian, Chinese, Israeli, and Middle Eastern accents, defining characters with tonal nuances, speech peculiarities, and sometimes deliberate impediments...Graham's depiction of events makes the story sound as if it's ripped from the pages of today's headlines."

—AudioFile on the audiobook of former U.S. Senator &

Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen's Dragon Fire

"Holter Graham recorded his first audiobook in 2004, Steven Sherrill's edgy Visit From the Drowned Girl...Only a year later, he received his first AudioFile Earphones Award for Lisa Gardner's Alone...Holter has recorded two of Stephen Frey's financial thrillers, The Protege and The Power Broker, and just finished work on the fourth in the series, The Successor. (Holter explains) he has 'that extra love of words that goes beyond just liking to say them.'"

—AudioFile profile of Holter Graham

Holter Graham is an extraordinarily skilled, quick-witted, and versatile actor who's performed in numerous feature films, TV shows, NYC plays, and voiceover projects.

Holter has acted in such popular feature films as Fly Away Home (directed by Carroll Ballard), Two Evil Eyes (directed by Dario Argento), Maximum Overdrive (written & directed by Stephen King), and Hairspray and Cry-Baby (both directed by John Waters).

In addition, Holter has acted on such prime time TV series as Law and Order (NBC), Rescue Me (FX), and New York Undercover (FOX), and the syndicated series Swans Crossing; and has co-hosted such Corporation for Public Broadcasting shows as Guns and the Constitution (with Hodding Carter), Take Charge, and Writer's Realm.

On the NYC stage, Holter has acted in The Infliction of Cruelty (Hypothetical Theatre), Cafe Anarsis (HERE), Trust (Perry Street Theater), A Tough Line (BAM), Amargo: The Lorca Tritico (Present Company Theatorium), Tumor Brainiowicz (La Mama), X Over Y (Chashama), Bash (The Producer's Club), and Ukimwi and Sonny DeRee's Life Flashes Before His Eyes (both at the Ensemble Studio Theatre).

And as a voiceover artist, Holter has done national commercials for such megabrands as HBO, ESPN, MTV, Kodak, Advil, L. L. Bean, and Ethan Allen; provided numerous voices for such popular videogames as CT Special Forces: Fire for Effect and The Warriors ; and narrated over a dozen audiobooks, including the work of such bestselling authors as Scott Turow, Dean Koontz, and Stephen Frey. (To listen to some samples, please click here and then click the audio links that interest you.)

Holter's resume appears below; his email address is h96graham@yahoo.com.

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