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Birthplace:
Winnetka, Illinois
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A tall, slender Method-trained actor, Bruce Dern has utilized his good looks and striking blue eyes in both heroic and villainous roles. Director Elia Kazan saw the young actor in a production of Sean O'Casey's "Shadow of a Gunman" in 1959, auditioned and trained Dern at the Actors Studio and later cast the performer in "Wild River" (1960). In the 1960s, Dern moved easily between TV and features. On the small screen, he made guest appearances on shows from "Wagon Train" to "The Fugitive" and was a regular on the Western series "Stoney Burke" (ABC, 1962-63). In an episode of "Alfred Hitchcock
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1996
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1975
1959
Broadway debut in "The Shadow of a Gunman"; led to audition for Actors Studio after Elia Kazan saw production
1960
Screen acting debut in Kazan's "Wild River"
1962
TV series debut as regular, played E J Stocker on ABC's Western "Stoney Burke"
1966
Began appearing in American International Pictures productions ("The Wild Angels")
1967
First of several collaborations with Jack Nicholson, "The Trip" (written by Nicholson) and "St Valentine Day's Massacre"
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