Title: Simon Birch
Content: Ian Michael Smith as Simon Birch: This was Smith's first role in film, and he has not done film acting since. He was chosen because of his small height, due to Morquio syndrome. His role in this film was suggested by a hospital worker in Chicago. After his parents read through the novel (A Prayer for Owen Meany) they agreed to let him work on the film. ; Joseph Mazzello as Joe Wenteworth ; Jim Carrey as Adult Joe Wenteworth / Narrator ; Ashley Judd as Rebecca Wenteworth; Sandra Bullock was originally cast for the role Ashley Judd was given. ; Oliver Platt as Ben Goodrich ; David Strathairn as Reverend Russell ; Dana Ivey as Grandmother Wenteworth ; Beatrice Winde as Hilde Grove ; Jan Hooks as Miss Agnes Leavey ; Cecilley Carroll as Marjorie ; Sumela-Rose Keramidopulos as Ann ; Sam Morton as Stuart ; John Mazzello as Simon Wenteworth ; Holly Dennison as Mrs. Birch ; Peter MacNeill as Mr. Birch ; Thomas J. Burns as Simon Birch Stunt Double 
Title: Simon Birch
Content:  Simon Birch is a 1998 American comedy-drama film loosely based on the 1989 novel A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving and written for the screen and directed by Mark Steven Johnson in his directorial debut. The film stars Ian Michael Smith, Joseph Mazzello, Jim Carrey, Ashley Judd and Oliver Platt. It omitted much of the latter half of the novel and altered the ending. The film does not share the book's title at Irving's request; he did not believe that his novel could successfully be made into a film. The name "Simon Birch" was suggested by him to replace that of Owen Meany. The opening credits of the film state that it was "suggested by" Irving's novel. The main plot centers on 12-year-old Joe Wenteworth and his best friend Simon Birch, who was born with dwarfism.
Title: Simon Birch
Content:  visits Simon, who is dying. Simon mentions that the children listened to him because of how he looks, that the window he escaped through was "just his size" and that he held his breath for "200 Mississippi", then dies. Joe remarks that he will always remember Simon for the hero that he was. Joe's grandmother dies that summer, and he is adopted by Ben Goodrich just before his 13th birthday. The film then transitions back to the present day with adult Joe at Simon Birch's grave. Joe's son, who is named after Simon Birch, reminds him he has a soccer game, and they drive away.
Title: Simon Brint
Content:  of the Glen. As an actor, he appeared in several episodes of The Comic Strip Presents (his biggest role being that of a doctor in the episode Queen of the Wild Frontier), the film Eat the Rich (as Dickie the pianist), Saturday Live, Girls on Top (as half of 'Shelley's People'), and four series and one special of French and Saunders, in which he played various roles as a member of the supporting cast in addition to his regular role as Ken Bishop and occasional appearances as himself. He also appeared on-screen with Rivron in the final ever episode of A Bit of 
Title: Simon Killer
Content: Brady Corbet as Simon ; Mati Diop as Victoria/Noura ; Nicolas Ronchi as Carlo ; Constance Rousseau as Marianne ; Lila Salet as Sophie ; Michaël Abiteboul as Jean ; Alexandra Neil as Simon's mom 
Title: Simon (American TV series)
Content: Harland Williams as Simon Hemple ; Jason Bateman as Carl Hemple ; Andrea Bendewald as Libby Keeler ; Patrick Breen as Mitch Lowen ; Paxton Whitehead as Duke Stone 
Title: Simon (given name)
Content:  Simon Doyle, played by Simon MacCorkindale in the movie Death on the Nile ; Simon Escher, a recurring villain in the espionage television series Burn Notice ; Simon Gold, a uncle of Sally Gold in Tennessee Williams's Little New Orleans Girl ; Simon Grace, one of the main characters of The Spiderwick Chronicles, by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black ; Simon Gruber, antagonist in Die Hard with a Vengeance ; Simon Henriksson, the main protagonist of Cry of Fear ; Simon Laurent, a character from Infinity Train ; Simon Legree, the antagonist of Uncle Tom's Cabin ; Simon Lewis, one of 
Title: Simon &amp; Simon
Content: Gerald McRaney as Rick Simon ; Jameson Parker as A.J. Simon ; Mary Carver as Cecilia Simon, the brothers' mother ; Eddie Barth as Myron Fowler (seasons 1–2), A.J.'s ex-boss and their more successful competitor ; Jeannie Wilson as Janet Fowler (season 1–2, regular; seasons 3 and 6, guest), Myron's daughter. She works for her father, attends law school and helps the Simons from time to time, much to her father's annoyance. During season two, she works as an assistant D.A. ; Tim Reid as Lieutenant Marcel Proust "Downtown" Brown (seasons 3–6), the Simons' friend in the police department ; Joan McMurtrey as Lieutenant Abigail Marsh (seasons 7–8) 
Title: Simon and Laura
Content: Peter Finch – Simon Foster ; Kay Kendall – Laura Foster ; Muriel Pavlow – Janet Honeyman ; Hubert Gregg – Bertie Burton ; Maurice Denham – Wilson ; Ian Carmichael – David Prentice ; Richard Wattis – Controller of Television Drama ; Thora Hird – Jessie ; Terence Longdon – Barney ; Clive Parritt – Timothy ; Alan Wheatley – Adrian Lee ; Beverley Brooks – Mabel ; Tom Gill – TV producer ; Nicholas Parsons – TV producer ; David Morrell – TV producer ; Joan Hickson – barmaid ; Charles Hawtrey – railway porter ; Cyril Chamberlain – Bert ; Philip Gilbert – Joe ; Julia Arnall – make-up girl (Miss Mills) ; Gilbert Harding – himself ; Isobel Barnett – herself ; Peter Haigh – himself ; George Cansdale – himself 
Title: Charles Simonyi
Content:  Simonyi was portrayed by actor Brian Lester in the TV film Pirates of Silicon Valley.

Question: who plays simon birch?
Answer: Ian Michael Smith.