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Ben has worked in film, theatre, and television. He has played roles in episodes of ''Numb3rs'' and ''Law & Order'', and in the films ''The Homeboy'' and ''Dogma''. He appeared with [[Riki Lindhome]] in ' |
Ben has worked in film, theatre, and television. He has played roles in episodes of ''Numb3rs'' and ''Law & Order'', and in the films ''The Homeboy'' and ''Dogma''. He appeared with [[Riki Lindhome]] in Tim Robbins's play ''Embedded'' and in ''Life Is Short'', and with [[Tina Lifford]] in [[Allan Arkush]]'s ''The Temptations''. |
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Revision as of 19:05, 17 February 2007
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| Also known as | Benjamin J. Cain Jr. |
| Character | Museum guard |
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Ben Cain is the film and television actor who portrays the museum guard in Godsend.
About
Ben has worked in film, theatre, and television. He has played roles in episodes of Numb3rs and Law & Order, and in the films The Homeboy and Dogma. He appeared with Riki Lindhome in Tim Robbins's play Embedded and in Life Is Short, and with Tina Lifford in Allan Arkush's The Temptations.