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At the beginning of his film career, John Lithgow starred in a number of independent films, but real success came to him with a role in the film "Secret Passions" (1984), where he played the role of a dangerous psychopath. This role brought him worldwide fame and opened the door to many other interesting projects.

Some of John Lithgow's more famous works include:

- "Secret Passions" (1984): In this thriller, John Lithgow played the role of a frightening and memorable antagonist.

- "Fields of Dreams" (1989): In this film, John Lithgow played the role of a doctor who heals the wounds and souls of Vietnam War veterans.

- "Shepherd Dad" (1995): In this comedy, he played the role of an eccentric but loving father who fights for the right to raise his children.

- "The Silence of the Lambs" (1991): In this psychological thriller, he reprised the role of a serial killer stalking a young FBI agent.

In addition to working in films, John Lithgow actively performs on the theater stage and acts in television series, conquering the audience with his talent and professionalism.

With his multifaceted roles and unique acting style, John Lithgow left an indelible mark on world cinematography. His work continues to delight fans and inspire a younger generation of actors.