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Gabriel Mann has gained recognition for his roles in theater, television and feature films. He now returns to the role of Zorn that he originally created in Universal's The Bourne Identity with Matt Damon. He also starred in Universal's The Life of David Gale, opposite Kevin Spacey, Kate Winslet and Laura Linney; Buffalo Soldiers, with Joaquin Phoenix; and in Stephen Gaghan's Abandoned, opposite Benjamin Bratt and Katie Holmes. He recently completed filming Drum, starring Taye Diggs and Piggy Banks, which was directed by Morgan Freeman.

His feature film credits also include Josie and the Pussycats with Rachel Leigh Cook; Mike Tollin's Summer Catch with Freddie Prinze Jr.; and Michael Corrente's Outside Providence. In addition, Mann starred in the critically acclaimed Sundance Film Festival winner High Art; Allison Anders' autobiographical story Things Behind the Sun; How to Make the Cruelest Month; Antonio Tibaldi's Claudine's Return; Alfonso Cuaron's Great Expectations; Parallel Sons; and I Shot Andy Warhol.

His next project is starring opposite Ashton Kutcher and Amanda Peet in Nigel Cole's A Lot Like Love, and then Wim Wender's Don't Come Knocking, opposite Jessica Lange and Sam Shepherd.

Theater has also been a fertile training ground for this talented, young actor. Mann has appeared in several prestigious productions including Potato Creek Chair of Death as part of Marathon '97, a festival of one-act plays at the Ensemble Studio Theater; Tomorrowland at the Playwrights Horizons; and The Red Badge of Courage at the Papermill Playhouse.

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