-Ansel Adams: A Documentary Film, narrarator, April, 2002
-Third Watch, (Exposing Faith) May 14, 2001; various episodes, 2001-2002
-Sex In The City, (All or Nothing), 8/00
-The 60s, 1999
-New York-A Documentary Film, American Experience, Directed by Ric Burns. Josh contributed to the narration of episode five. (ed note: Recommended to anyone interested in the history of New York City.)
-Don't Look Back, 1996
-O' Pioneers, (Hallmark Hall Of Fame) 1992
-Abby, My Love, (CBS Schoolbreak Special) 1991, Emmy Award
-Women And Wallace, (American Playhouse) 1990
-The Lawrenceville Stories, (American Playhouse): The Prodigious
Hickey, 1987; The Return Of Hickey, 1988; The Beginning Of The Firm,
1989
-Kate And Allie, (CBS) guest appearance in episode entitled: Winning, 1986
-All My Children, (Charlie Brent) 1985 (approx. I never got into the soaps,
so I honesty wouldn't know!)
-Not My Kid, (CBS)1985
-The Exchange Student, (CBS) 1985
-The Wilder Summer, (HBO) 1983
-A Man Called Hawk
Josh with the cast of The 60s, AP Photos/NBC, c 1999.
Josh (in an Emmy Award winning performance) as Chip with Carla Buono in Abby, My Love, c. 1991, CBS
Josh enjoying a bike ride with Jordana Brewster on the set of The 60s, NBC, c. 1999. (ed. note: I had a bike just like that one back in the 70s!)
Don't Look Back
John Corbett and Josh in Don't Look Back, HBO, c. 1999.
John Corbett helping Josh in Don't Look Back, HBO, c. 1999.
Produced by HBO & Alphaville
Directed by Geoff Murphy
Written by Tom Epperson (story) Billy Bob Thornton
Cast
Eric Stoltz, John Corbett, Josh Hamilton, Billy Bob Thornton, Annabeth Gish, Dwight Yoakam: Amanda Plummer, Mickey Jones
Jeremy Sisto, Josh and Jordana Brewster, The 60s, NBC, c. 1999
The Lawrenceville Stories
Original broadcast: American Playhouse
Cast
Zach Galligan, Albert Schultz, Edward Herrmann, Josh Hamilton, Nicholas Rowe, Robert Joy, Stephen Baldwin
Writer Owen Johnson's short stories were originally published in the Saturday Evening Post in the early twentieth century.
Filmed at The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey.
Winner of the Blue Ribbon Award from the American Film & Video Festival, the Cine Golden Eagle Award, and the Silver Medal Award from the Houston International Film festival.
'The Prodigious Hickey' and 'The Lawrenceville Stories' embody the importance of close friendships and the incredible potential of youth. I'd go back to 1905 any day."
Josh Hamilton (Lovely Mead)
The 60s
Premiered on NBC in February, 1999.
Directed by: Mark Piznarski & Michael Piznarski
Writing credits: Bill Couturie (story and teleplay), Robert Greenfield (story and teleplay) and Jeffery Alan Fiskin (teleplay)
