Christopher Denham

Christopher Denham Profile Photo

Characters played by Christopher Denham

Leonard — The Key to Reserva (2007)

An orchestra performer who notices Roger with the key, signals his accomplice Louis, and attempts to stop Roger, ultimately falling to his death during their fight.

Mark Lijek — Argo (2012)

One of the six American embassy personnel who avoid capture and hide in Ken Taylor's residence. He becomes part of the fabricated Argo production, accepts a Canadian identity and passport from Tony Mendez, and takes part in the dangerous escape through the airport.

Jim Meeks — Manhattan (2014)

A young physicist at Los Alamos and a recurring member of the laboratory group around Frank Winter. Meeks is visible in the daily work of the scientists, participating in experiments, calculations, and the uneasy social life of the secret town. His story reflects the pressures of brilliant young men living under military control with little freedom.

Ron Sprecher — Money Monster (2016)

Producer who briefly intervenes during the standoff. Accidentally shoots himself when handing a new earpiece to Lee.

Andy Moore — Maggie Moore(s) (2023)

Husband of Maggie Lee Moore. Initially a suspect due to his affair with Cassie and life insurance policy, he is cleared by the investigation. He reconciles with Cassie following the resolution of the murders.

Peter Aitken — Sound of My Voice (2011)

Peter is a substitute teacher and aspiring documentary-maker who investigates Maggie with his girlfriend, Lorna. Initially determined to expose Maggie as a fraud, he becomes increasingly influenced by her claims and considers obeying her demand to bring a child to the group. He ultimately helps arrange Maggie's arrest, though the experience leaves him shaken.

Alex Borden — Headspace (2005)

Alex Borden is the central figure, a boy whose dreams, visions, blackouts, migraines, and astonishing intellectual abilities reveal an awakened mental capacity. He fears that a creature is influencing him, seeks help from doctors and Rev. Karl Hartman, and repeatedly struggles to protect his brother while resisting the entity.

Sam — The Bay (2012)

Teenage civilian whose personal footage captures the terrifying first encounter with the parasitic organisms, serving as an early witness to the outbreak.

Walton Grey — Night Shift (2023)

Walton Grey is the man Gwen believes murdered her family and escaped prison. When she recognizes a man checking into the motel as Walton, she attacks him, but he reveals that he is her psychiatrist, not Walton. The psychiatrist explains that Walton is a figment of Gwen’s imagination and an anagram of her name.

Jack Zeller — Camera Obscura (2017)

Jack Zeller is a former war photographer who is struggling to readjust after returning from the war. He delivers pizza, tries to restart his life by taking real-estate pictures, and remains haunted by visions, nightmares, and unexplained episodes involving death. His deteriorating behavior strains his relationship with Claire.

Scott — The Adults (2023)

Scott is connected to Eric’s planned weekend visit through his new baby. Eric initially tells Scott that he will come the next day, while Rachel expects him sooner, creating confusion around Eric’s arrival and highlighting his difficulty balancing his relationship with Scott against reconnecting with Rachel and Maggie.

Bill — Fast Color (2019)

Bill is a scientist attempting to capture Ruth and study her supernatural abilities. He deceives her into accepting a ride, tries to take blood samples, and later leads accomplices who kidnap Lila. Ruth ultimately creates a storm, destroys their weapons, and frees Lila while Bill is left panicked and defeated.

Career Overview

Christopher Denham has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Signature works include The Key to Reserva, Dogman, Money Monster. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
49
Birth Date
1985-01-01

Known For

Frequent Collaborators

Credits

Content sources

Related entry on Wikidata (Q549017), public domain (CC0).