Why not credit the great Richard Jenkins?

Rating: 9/10 (18 November 2015)

Wondering why director Tom McCarthy would not credit Academy Award nominee Richard Jenkins, who "appears" as a telephone voice. (McCarthy directed Jenkins to his Oscar nod in "The Visitor.")
Jenkins voices real-life psychotherapist Richard Sipe in several phone conversations, and his character adds very important information to the investigation at the heart of the film.
"Spotlight" joins a long list of excellent films about working journalists. Be sure to watch these, too:
 "All The President's Men" — The granddaddy of them all. (10 stars out of 10.)
 "Shattered Glass" (9 stars)
 "Absence of Malice" (9 stars)
 "Veronica Guerin" (10 stars)
 "State of Play" (8 stars ... starring Rachel McAdams, also in "Spotlight")
 "The Hunting Party" (8 stars)
 "The Paper" (8 stars ... starring Michael Keaton, also in "Spotlight")
 "The Bang-Bang Club" (9 stars)
 "The Insider" (9 stars)
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