Zach Grenier (born February 12, 1954) is an American actor who has worked on film, television and stage. He appeared on first season of the television show 24 as Carl Webb, in Deadwood, and on several episodes of Law & Order. He also played Edward Norton's boss in Fight Club and Mel Nicolai in Zodiac. In 2009, Grenier appeared on Broadway opposite Jane Fonda in 33 Variations, earning him a Tony Award nomination.
An Agent interrupts Joy's conversation at the airport to inform him of the ch...
A.D. Joy expresses his frustration with complying with a terrorist.
Ted Doubts that Tommy can sell enough brake pads to save the company.
Agent Roberts informs A.D. Joy that he has Gabriel on the phone. Joy is not i...
When Joy starts to head to First Street, Agent Thomas stops him, informing hi...
Roberts and Joy have surveillance setup on Gabriel's house.
Agent Roberts doubts Assistant Director Joy's actions in the hostage situation.
Roberts realizes he's been tricked when Joy doesn't know why he's calling. Me...
Joy is preparing to assault Gabriel. Roberts tries to caution him.
Roberts is talking to Gabriel on the phone while trying get Joy to stand down.
Joy peers across the street after Roberts walks back into the coffee shop.
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