Filmography

Official overview of Art Garfunkel’s film and television appearances, including feature films, documentaries, and guest roles. Each entry provides detailed information on year, role, and context of his artistic work.

2017 – Cecile on the Phone Role: Dr. Saltzman Director: Annabelle Dexter-Jones A short, surreal film exploring isolation and inner tension — Garfunkel plays a calm, analytical psychologist in a subtle supporting role.

2011 – Beatles Stories Appearance: as himself Director: Seth Swirsky A personal documentary capturing musicians’ memories of the Beatles — Garfunkel shares quiet, heartfelt reflections on influence and connection.

2009 – The Rebound Role: Harry Director: Bart Freundlich A romantic comedy with emotional undertones — Garfunkel plays a thoughtful, composed acquaintance who brings warmth to the storyline.

2009 – Flight of the Conchords Role: Prime Minister Format: TV Series, Episode A comedic cameo in the cult hit series — Garfunkel plays the Prime Minister with dry wit and understated charm.

2003 – American Dreams Role: Mr. Greenwood Format: TV Series, Episode "False Start" A guest role in the nostalgic drama series — Garfunkel portrays a patient and empathetic teacher with a quiet strength.

2001 – Longshot Role: Guest appearance A brief appearance as himself — Garfunkel delivers a charming and familiar presence in this ensemble comedy.

1998 – Arthur ("The Ballad of Buster Baxter") Voice: Singing Moose In this beloved children’s show, Garfunkel lends his soothing voice to a musical moose in a playful, animated role.

1998 – 54 Role: Guest appearance A short appearance at New York’s legendary nightclub — Garfunkel blends into the glittering scene with silent grace.

1994 – Frasier Voice (Dub): Chester Episode: "Adventures in Paradise, Part 1" Garfunkel’s distinct vocal tone is heard in this guest dubbing role, adding warmth to the clever and fast-paced sitcom.

1993 – Boxing Helena Role: Dr. Lawrence Augustine Director: Jennifer Lynch A dark and surreal psychological drama — Garfunkel plays a calm, observing physician at the edge of moral conflict.

1990 – Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme Role: Georgie Porgie A musical TV fantasy for children — Garfunkel brings playful energy to the role of the charming Georgie Porgie.

1986 – Good to Go (also: Short Fuse) Role: S.F. Hughes Director: Blaine Novak A gritty drama set in Washington D.C. — Garfunkel plays a skeptical journalist caught between police pressure and street music culture.

1980 – Laverne & Shirley Role: The Mighty Oak Episode: "The Beatnik Show" A guest appearance as an eccentric beat poet — Garfunkel embraces a self-aware tribute to 1960s artistic idealism.

1980 – Bad Timing: A Sensual Obsession Role: Alex Linden Director: Nicolas Roeg A clinical psychologist entangled in an obsessive love — Garfunkel gives a haunting, layered performance in this bold and controversial lead role.

1975 – Saturday Night Live Appearance: as himself Season 1, Episode 2 In the second-ever episode of SNL, Garfunkel joined Paul Simon for an iconic performance — blending music, humor, and easy camaraderie on live television.

1973 – Acts of Love and Other Comedies Role: Nick A rare made-for-TV satirical film — Garfunkel plays the thoughtful, slightly cynical Nick in a bittersweet take on modern relationships.

1971 – Carnal Knowledge Role: Sandy Director: Mike Nichols A complex character study of intimacy and male identity — Garfunkel plays the quiet, emotionally restrained counterpart to Jack Nicholson’s brash persona.

1970 – Catch-22 Role: Captain Nately Director: Mike Nichols A young, idealistic officer in the absurdity of war — Garfunkel makes his film debut with a humane and poetic presence amid chaos.