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Jason Robards Jason Robards
Jason Robards Jason Robards (1922-2000) was one of the most distinguished American actors of the twentieth century, making his mark in both theater and film. The son of an actor, Robards first made a name for himself in the late 1950s with impressive performances in the plays of Eugene... Read more
Emlyn Williams Emlyn Williams
Emlyn Williams 1905-87, Welsh actor and dramatist. His best-known plays are Night Must Fall (1935) and The Corn Is Green (1941). His Collected Plays were published in 1961. As an actor he is noted for his interpretations of Charles Dickens and Dylan Thomas in one-man shows and of Pope Pius... Read more
William Boyd (American actor) William Boyd (American actor)
Hopalong Cassidy a limping fictional cowboy, created by the writer Clarence E. Mulford, who wearing black clothes and riding a white horse was played in a series of films (and later a television series) by the American actor William Boyd (1898–1972).... Read more
Vanity Vanity
Vanity1959— Singer, actor, minister Denise Matthews is a singer who rose to fame during the 1980s when she performed under the name Vanity as a backing vocalist for the Minneapolis R&B/funk star Prince and fronted the all-female pop trio Vanity 6. In addition, Matthews was a film and... Read more
Jonathan Wolfe Miller Jonathan Wolfe Miller
Jonathan Wolfe Miller 1934-, English director, actor, writer, and physician. Forsaking medicine, Miller made his first London (1961) and New York (1962) stage appearances as coauthor and actor in the zany satirical revue Beyond the Fringe. Miller directed The Old Glory in New York and Danton's... Read more
Juzo Itami Juzo Itami
ITAMI, Juzo Nationality:Japanese. Born:Yoshihiro Ikeuchi in Kyoto, May 15, 1933; the son of film director Mansaku Itami. Education:High school. Family:Married actress Nobuko Miyamoto, two children. Career:Amateur boxer and commercial designer; became... Read more
Yakima Canutt Yakima Canutt
CANUTT, Yakima Stuntman and Second Unit Director. Nationality:American. Born:Enos Edward Canutt in Colfax, Washington, 29 November 1895. Family:Sons: actors/stuntmen Tap and Joe Canutt. Career:Ranch hand, then joined wild west show at age 17: became ... Read more
The Players The Players
Players, The, New York City club for actors, writers, painters, sculptors, and musicians, was founded by Edwin Booth (1888), who was president until his death, and presented the organization with a building designed by Stanford White. Later presidents included Joseph Jefferson and John Drew.... Read more
Room Service Room Service
Room Service (1937), a farce by John Murray and Allen Boretz. [Cort Theatre, 500 perf.] Gordon Miller ( Sam Levene), a penny‐ante producer, has a play, a director ( Philip Loeb), a cast of twenty‐two actors, and the promise of a theatre but no money. He sells a ten‐percent... Read more

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