Kevin Dillon

The younger brother of actor Matt Dillon, Kevin Dillon was a movie leading man by age 20. Originally planning to study art, Dillon became an actor when he was spotted by an agent at the premiere of older brother Matt's Tex (1985). Often cast in lightweight roles (Heaven Help Us [1985], The Blob [1988]), Dillon has distinguished himself in the films of director Oliver Stone with a brace of powerful characterizations: the baby-faced but homicidal teenage soldier Bunny in Platoon (1986), and real-life rock musician John Densmore in The Doors (1991). He would continue to take on a variety of projects over the coming decades, most notably titles like Criminal Hearts, and Poseidon. Dillon has also enjoyed a successful TV career, on shows like Entourage and How to Be a Gentleman.

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Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office	Year
No Score Yet	The Buddy Games	Actor	—	2019
No Score Yet	Brothers in Arms	Actor	—	2018
No Score Yet	Dirt	Rick Radden	—	2017
33%	Entourage	Johnny "Drama" Chase	—	2015
No Score Yet	The Throwaways	Dan Fisher	—	2015
No Score Yet	Compulsion	Fred	—	2013
46%	Hotel for Dogs	Carl Scudder	$73.1M	2009
33%	Poseidon	Lucky Larry	$60.7M	2006
No Score Yet	The Foursome	Rick Foster	—	2006
No Score Yet	Out for Blood	Hank Holten	—	2004
No Score Yet	Interstate 84	Vinnie	—	2000
No Score Yet	Hidden Agenda	Dave McLean	—	1999
No Score Yet	Misbegotten	Billy Crapshoot	—	1998
40%	Stag	Dan Kane	—	1997
No Score Yet	Gone in the Night	David Dowaliby	—	1996
No Score Yet	The Pathfinder	Pathfinder	—	1996
0%	True Crime	Tony Campbell	—	1995
No Score Yet	Criminal Hearts	Rafe	—	1995
50%	No Escape	Casey	—	1994
88%	A Midnight Clear	Mel	—	1992
No Score Yet	Frankie's House	Actor	—	1992
57%	The Doors	John Densmore	—	1991
60%	Immediate Family	Sam	—	1989
No Score Yet	War Party	Skitty Harris	—	1989
63%	The Blob	Brian Flagg	—	1988
No Score Yet	The Rescue	Merrill	—	1988
No Score Yet	Control Remoto	Cosmo	—	1988
100%	Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam	Narrator	—	1987
88%	Platoon	Bunny	—	1986
40%	Heaven Help Us	Rooney	—	1985
No Score Yet	No Big Deal	Actor	—	1983

Rating	Title	Credit	Year
No Score Yet	Blue Bloods 2010	Jimmy O'shea Jimmy O'Shea	2018 2017
No Score Yet	The Ellen DeGeneres Show 2003	Guest	2015 2007 2004
27%	How to Be a Gentleman 2011-2012	Bert Lansing	2012 2011
66%	Entourage 2004-2011	Drama Johnny "Drama" Chase	2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004
86%	24 2001-2014	Lonnie McRae	2003
95%	Karen Sisco 2003	Bob Salchek	2003
No Score Yet	That's Life 2000-2002	Paulie DeLucca Paul DeLucca	2002 2001 2000
84%	NYPD Blue 1993-2005	Off. Neil Baker	2000 1999
82%	Tales from the Crypt 1989-1996		1993

Johnny "Drama" Chase: It's like when a girl asks you to bang her hot sister; of course you say no, but neither of you actually believe it though.
Ari Gold: What is he doing here?

Lucky Larry: You just don't get the nickname "Lucky Larry". You gotta be lucky.

Brian Flagg: (he mistakenly swings a hook through a jelly can, thinking it was the Blob) - Great, I killed the strawberry jam.
Brian Flagg: (he mistakenly swings a hook through a jelly can, thinking it was the Blob) Great, I killed the strawberry jam.

Brian Flagg: It's locked.
Meg Penny: So what? Brian, what is with you? You're acting like a complete jerk.
Brian Flagg: I have a problem with authority figures.
Meg Penny: What are you doing?
Brian Flagg: I think we ought to get out of here. We ought to take my bike and blow this town. It's getting a little thick around here. Don't you think?
Meg Penny: That's crazy. These people are here to help us.
Brian Flagg: Come on Meg, we don't even know who they are. NASA, CIA, Royal Canadian Mounties, all I know is I saw a bunch of unmarked trucks back there, I think the whole thing stinks.

Meg Penny: The thing on that man's hand killed him and then it killed Paul, and whatever it is, it's getting bigger!
Brian Flagg: So you told the cops? Do you mind if I ask you a personal question? I know you're the homecoming queen type and all but are you strung out on something or what?
Meg Penny: (laughs) - You're just the same.
Meg Penny: (laughs) You're just the same.
Brian Flagg: What are you talking about?
Meg Penny: You act like you're different, you put on this big show, but you're just like everybody else in this town, you're full of SH*T, Flagg!

Meg Penny: Brian! I need to talk to you. Brian?
Brian Flagg: What the hell are you doing here?
Meg Penny: Look, I came down to bail you out. (She holds out a credit card)
Brian Flagg: Who do you think they are, Neiman Marcus? They don't take plastic.

Brian Flagg: Listen to me, Briggs; think for a minute, do you suppose an army of guys in plastic suits show up every time a meteor falls?
Dr. Meddows: (about Brian) - Shoot him, that's a direct order!
Dr. Meddows: (about Brian) Shoot him, that's a direct order!
Brian Flagg: How do you think they got here so fast? How did they even know when to come?
Dr. Meddows: Shoot dammit shoot!
Brian Flagg: I'll tell you how! That meteor is man-made! It's some kind of a germ warfare test they fu**ed up!

Col. Hargis: Let's scrag that son-of-a-bitch! (The soldiers fire their weapons into the manhole) SENSOR CHARGE! SHORT FUSE! FIRE IN THE HOLE! (Drops the explosive into the manhole and it detonates) Chew on that, slimeball! (After a pause, the ground all around them begins to tremor violently) What's happening?
Brian Flagg: I think...you pissed it off!
Brian Flagg: I think, you pissed it off!

Brian Flagg: Well, your meteor brought something, alright, but if it's a germ, it's the biggest son of a bitch you've ever seen.

Brian Flagg: My bike's broken down in Elkin's Grove. I was thinking, maybe I could borrow your ratchet set?
Moss Woolsey: The Summit's got me overhauling six damn Skidoos, three Cats, and two flatbed snow makers - by Monday.
Brian Flagg: What's the big hurry? It must be seventy degrees out there.