Roger Ebert

Roger Ebert

Acting 1942-06-18 Urbana, Illinois, USA

Roger Ebert was a Pulitzer Prize winning film critic, journalist, and screenwriter.  Described by Forbes magazine as the "most powerful pundit in America", Ebert was the first film critic to be awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as well as a Pulitzer Prize.  Ebert's began his criticizing career in 1967 as a critic for the Chicago Sun-Times and later gained national recognition co-hosting a number of shows with Gene Siskel in which they coined the 'thumbs up- thumbs down' style of reviewing.   Following Siskel's 1999 death Ebert continued to host "And The Movies" with Richard Roeper until 2006 when he stopped appearing due to developing Thyroid cancer.  Complications from the cancer ended up taking much of his tongue and jaw, forcing Ebert to undergo massive reconstruction surgery and speak with the help of a computer program (which was configured with his own voice due to the volume of recorded spoken language from Ebert's TV show).   He continued to write reviews for his website later in life. On April 3rd, 2013 announced his cancer had returned and he would be taking a "leave of presence", lowering the amount he would be writing and only reviewing films he wanted to review.   Ebert succumbed to his cancer the next day, April 4th, 2013.  The balcony is closed. 

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2025 Self - Film Critic (archive footage)
2020 (archive footage)
2018 Self (archive footage)
2016 Self (archive footage)
2014 Self - Film Critic
2014 Short Story
2009 Self (archive footage)
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2007 Self
2006 Self
2006 Self
2005 Self
2005 Roger Ebert (uncredited)
2004 Self
2003 Self - Film Critic
2003 Roger Ebert (uncredited)
2003 Self
2002 Self (archive footage)
2001 Himself
2000 Roger Ebert
1998 Self
1998 Self
1997 Self
1997 Self
1996 Self
1996 Roger Ebert
1994 Roger Ebert (voice)
1993 Self(segment "Monster in the Mirror")
1993 Self - Guest
1991 Narrator (voice) / Introduction
1987 Citizen Yuppie
1987 Director
1987 Writer
1979 Screenplay
1976 Original Story
1975 Self (uncredited)
1970 Story
1970 Screenplay
Himself