Ernest Borgnine

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AKA: Ermes Effron Borgnino
Nationality: American
Birthdate: 01/24/1917
Birthplace: Hamden, Connecticut, USA

biography

One of the most prolific and talented character actors in American film, Academy Award winner Ernest Borgnine appeared in every genre of motion picture for over 50 years, remaining active onscreen even as he entered his ninth decade. Cineastes may have dismissed Borgnine for his occasionally broad performances and roles in campy B-movies, but the actor was a favorite of film directors Delbert Mann, Robert Aldrich and Sam Peckinpah. He was a solid television presence in the 1960s on “McHale’s Navy” (ABC, 1962-66), during the 1980s in “Airwolf” (CBS, 1984-86), and in the new millennium as a Continued

Credits

Milas
2008
(TV Show)
2002-2002
Max
2002
Hotis Brown
1999
Theodore Denslow
1998
Cobra
1997
of Carface
1996
(TV Show)
1993-1993
Himself
1993
Baldo Cacetti
1988
Cabbie
1981
Mike Rogo
1972
Emmett Clemens
1971
General Worden
1967
Barney Yale
1966
Stadt
1955
Bernie Browne
1955
Marty
1955
Bart Lonergan
1954
Tom Hurley
1953
Lucky
Isaiah Schmidt
Lucius
Clint
Morgan
Sergeant "Fatso" Judson
Donnegan
Coley Trimble
Santoro
Rolling Star
Harry Booth
Mike Radin
Ben Robeson
Actor
Actor
Executive Producer
Rann
Mack MacKay
John Canty
Pete Stratton
Frank Fletcher
Lyle Wallace
Ragnar
Sergeant Otto Hahnsbach
Bernie Goldsmith
Shep Horgan
Lou Jonkheer
Bill Green
Dutch Engstrom
Lieutenant Arther Sloan
Sergeant Willy Dunlop
Al Martin
Angelo Dundee
Professor
Boris Vaslov
John McBain
Boris Mitrov
Colonel Smith
Frank Lyle
J Edgar Hoover
Lieutenant Bob Carrigan
Lt Joseph Petrosino
Captain Morrison
Don Pedro Sandoval
Jonathan Corbis
Eddie Colt
Lt Cmdr Quinton McHale
Actor

milestones

Year
Milestone
1919 
Lived in Italy with mother when she separated from his father
 
Served in US Navy for a total of 10 years, including during World War II
1947 
Landed first stage role in "State of the Union"
 
Played the Gentleman Caller in Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie"
1949 
Made Broadway debut in "Harvey" in the role of a nurse
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