Donald Sutherland

AKA:
Donald McNichol Sutherland
Nationality:
Canadian
Birthdate:
07/17/1935
Birthplace:
St John, New Brunswick, Canada
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biography
Perhaps one of the most prolific and widely-recognized actors of his generation, Donald Sutherland made a career playing some of the most unusual and memorable characters in cinema history. Though best known for playing odd, off-beat roles, like a hippie tank commander in “Kelly’s Heroes” (1970), an anti-authoritarian surgeon in “M*A*S*H” (1970) and a stoned-out college professor in “Animal House” (1978), Sutherland cut a wide swath of characters throughout his career, mainly in order to avoid being typecast as freaked-out weirdos. Critical acclaim for several of his performances – especially Continued
Credits
Dalton Trumbo
2008
Nigel Honeycutt
2008
(TV Show)
2007-2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
Patrick 'Tripp' Darling
2007
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Ogden C. Osborne
2007
Ronald Shorter
2006
(TV Show)
2005-2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2006
Nathan Templeton
2005
Nathan Templeton
2005
Nathan Templeton
2005
Nathan Templeton
2005
Nathan Templeton
2005
Nathan Templeton
2005
Nathan Templeton
2005
Nathan Templeton
2005
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Thorne
2006
John Bell Sr.
2006
Carl Wilk
2006
Hellfrick
2006
Mr Bennet
2005
(TV Show)
2005-2005
Bill Meehan
2005
Bill Meehan
2005
Reverend Monroe
2003
John Bridger
2003
Don Tyler
2003
Jerry O'Neill
2000
Douglas Thomas
2000
Ben Hillard
1999
Captain Everton
1999
Bill Bowerman
1998
Lieutenant Stanton
1998
Jack Shaw--Henry Fields
1997
Lucien Wilbanks
1996
Flan Kittredge
1993
John Reese
1988
Faber
1981
Calvin Jarrett
1980
Attila
1975
John Baxter
1973
Hawkeye Pierce
1970
Vernon Pinkley
1967
Minister
Brother Thadeus
screenplay
General McClintock
Chorus Leader
Michael
Actor
Himself
Artist Figure
Lawrence
Oddball
Lord Peter Sanderson
Henderson
Ronald Bartel
Robert Lees
Bob Garvin
Brian Costello
Producer
John Klute
Himself
Father Michael Ferrier
Sergeant Major Peasy
Liam Devlin
Sal
of Edward S Curtis
Warden Drumgoole
Veldini
Dr Norman Bethune
O'Connor
Narration
Roger Keller
Jonathan Younger
Dr Thomas Vrain
Boss
Andrew Nivens
Dr Charles Loftis
Bruland
Weslake
Father Bob Koesler
Paul Gauguin
Andy Hammond
Dr Arthur Calgary
Appleton Porter
Frank Lansing
Reese Halperin
Inspector Steve Carella
Nick the Noz
Jozef Burski
Executive Producer
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Suffered a series of potentially crippling diseases during childhood, including polio, rheumatic fever and hepatitis
1949 
Became Canada's (Nova Scotia) youngest radio announcer and disc jockey at age 14
 
Played Scrooge in a radio production of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol"
1952 
Made stage debut in "The Male Animal" at the Hart House Theatre in Toronto
1958 
Moved to England to study at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
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