Terry Kinney: I just turned down a huge miniseries, which was this disaster movie that I started reading, and I got to the point where there's a hurricane over Lake Michigan, and I just closed it. I said to myself, "I think I've read enough." But when I called to tell them no, they said, "But, you know, it's this huge amount of money." And I thought, "Wow. I mean, I'm a whore like everybody else; maybe I could live with this. Where is it filming again?" They said, "Winnipeg." And I said, "See, we're going backwards now. If it were Toronto I might just whore myself." And they said, "Oh no, Winnipeg's a booming metropolis now." And I was like, "Oh come on, even you don't believe that. Have you ever been there?"
Terry made his stage debut in the play Indian Wants the Bronx.
Terry was once married to actress Elizabeth Perkins.
Terry won a Tony Award in 2002 for Best Revival for his production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
Terry wrote and directed the film Kubuku Rides (This Is It).
Terry divorced from his second wife Kathryn Erbe in 2005.
Terry has directed the following plays: -A Streetcar Named Desire -A Clockwork Orange -Of Mice and Men -...And a Nightingale Sang -The Agony and the Agony -Beautiful Child -Eyes for Consuela -Brilliant Traces
Kinney has two children with wife Kathryn Erbe, Maeve (born in 1996) and Carson (born in 2003).
Kinney is currently married to Law & Order: Criminal Intent star Kathryn Erbe.
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