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AKA:
Edward Paul Flanders
Birthplace:
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Sturdy character actor and character lead of American stage, TV and film, Ed Flanders is best recalled as Dr. Westphall, the doctor who cared too diligently for his patients in the NBC series "St. Elsewhere." Fans of the show will forever recall that when Flanders decided to leave the series after five seasons, the producers eliminated his character by having Dr. Westphall moon the money-grubbing hospital executive, a move that caused one NBC affiliate to decline to air the episode. Flanders began as a stage actor, toiling amidst the footlights in Manitoba, Milwaukee, San Diego, and even the
Colonel Richard Fell--M.O.'
1952
Began professional career with Manitoba Theatre Centre, Canada, and with Milwaukee Repertory Company, WI
1963
With Old Globe Theatre, San Diego, CA
1964
With Guthrie Theatre, Minneapolis, MN
1967
Broadway debut, "The Birthday Party"; TV debut, episode of "Cimarron Strip"
1970
Film debut, "The Grasshopper"
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