James Spader
詹姆斯·斯派德（另译詹姆斯·斯庞德、詹姆斯·斯贝德）出生地：美国麻省波士顿市
出生日期：1960年2月7日
出生名：詹姆斯-托德-斯派德
最近出演角色：《波士顿律法》(Boston Legal)中饰演阿兰-肖（allen shore）
获奖记录：
获得过金球奖提名 另外有4次获其他奖项(3次艾美奖)，11次提名
2005年 因电视剧《波士顿律法》(Boston Legal)获得金球奖剧情类电视剧最佳男演员提名
2004年 因电视剧《律师本色》(The Practice)获得艾美奖剧情类剧集最佳男主角
2005年 因电视剧《波士顿律法》(Boston Legal)获得艾美奖剧情类剧集最佳男主角
2007年 因电视剧《波士顿律法》(Boston Legal)获得艾美奖剧情类剧集最佳男主角
星路历程：
詹姆斯-斯派德1960年2月7日生于麻省波士顿。他的父母托德和简都是老师。一开始，詹姆斯在麻省安德佛市的派克高中读书，但后来转到了菲利普学院。在11年级时从菲利普学院辍学并搬到纽约去尝试当一名演员。
詹姆斯在80年代开始活跃在影视界，但他真正赖以成名的是扮演一些电影中的古怪角色，如《性，谎言和录像带》(Sex, Lies, and Videotape)，《星际之门》（或译《星际奇兵》）(Stargate)，及《风流老板俏秘书》(Secretary)。
目前，詹姆斯在剧集《波士顿律法》中扮演阿兰·肖。他在《律师本色》中饰演了同一角色，并依靠在两部剧集中扮演同一个人而获得过艾美奖。他是仅有的依靠在两部不同剧集中扮演同一个角色而连续两次获得艾美奖的两个人之一。
詹姆斯被认为是他那代演员中最富有才华，戏路最多变的演员之一。他曾经在43部电影中露面，并将继续同时活跃在大小荧幕上。
个人语录：
詹姆斯-斯派德： 那些最有意思的英雄身上往往带有点反派的特质，而最有意思的反派身上则带有点英雄主义，我觉得肖(《波士顿律法》中的角色)想要做个好人，但他的世界观很不寻常，因此为了能将事情做好，他有时候会选择一些比较黑暗的道路。
詹姆斯-斯派德： 如果我不需要钱，我就不干活儿了
詹姆斯-斯派德： 我不想分享任何东西，我知道可能有些演员很喜欢和全世界一起分享自己私人的东西，所以他们也不介意这些东西外传出去，但我不想受伤害，所以也不喜欢分享
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James Todd Spader
Birthdate: Feb. 7th, 1960
Hometown: Boston, Mass.
Martial Status: not single
Children: 2 sons and 1 daughter
Hair color: dirty blond
Eye color: blue
Height: 5'10
An actor with a taste for extremes, James Spader has forged a career built upon exploring the darker side of human nature. Most recently Spader attracted the attention of television critics and audiences alike with his portrayal of the ethically-challenged attorney, Alan Shore, on ABC’s “The Practice,” a role that won him an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. He returns this year to headline David E. Kelley’s new drama, “Boston Legal.”
Spader appeared alongside Maggie Gyllenhaal in the critically-acclaimed film, “Secretary.” Directed by Steven Shainberg and based on Mary Gaitskills’ novella, Bad Behavior, “Secretary” is a richly imaginative and unique love story about two people who discover that the most delectable pleasures can be found between the hours of 9:00 and 5:00. The Lions Gate Films release won the 2002 Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Prize for Originality. Spader also starred in John McNaughton’s “Speaking of Sex,” in which he plays a depression expert, one of the many people who attempt to solve a couple’s marital problems. Produced by Canal Plus, “Speaking of Sex” co-stars Jay Mohr, Lara Flynn Boyle and Megan Mullaly.
In Walter Hill’s science fiction thriller, “Supernova,” co-starring Angela Bassett, Robert Forster and Robin Tunney, Spader played the co-pilot of a deep space medical vessel who rescues a castaway from the darkness of space. As the ship drifts closer to a giant star about to explode, the crew is drawn into the mystery of their newest passenger and the alien artifact he has smuggled on board. In Blue Rider Pictures’ “Slow Burn,” he co-starred along side Minnie Driver, Josh Brolin and Stuart Wilson. Directed by Christian Ford, the film is a morality tale centered on one woman, three men, a strongbox of diamonds and the remorseless Mexican desert.
Spader worked opposite Albert Brooks, Kyra Sedgwick and Jeffrey Wright in Sidney Lumet’s “Critical Care,” a satire of modern medical care in which he portrays a libidinous second-year resident involved with the hypocrisy and greed at the heart of the hospital system. And in one of his more controversial roles, Spader starred in David Cronenberg’s “Crash,” in which, following a car accident, he finds himself awakened by a sudden mix of violence and sexuality in his life. Adapted from J.G. Ballard’s cult classic novel, “Crash” received the Special Jury Prize at the 1996 Cannes Film Festival. The film co-starred Holly Hunter, Deborah Kara Unger and Elias Koteas.
