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AKA:
Harold Rowe Holbrook
Birthplace:
Cleveland, Ohio
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A versatile leading man and supporting player whose folksy, avuncular nature often disguised his true acting firepower, Hal Holbrook was best known to audiences for his portrayal of American humorist Mark Twain in his Tony Award-winning one man show “Mark Twain Tonight!” which he performed some 2,000 times between 1959 and 2005. Stage gave him his best showcases, but he was frequently praised for his television work, most notably in “Pueblo” (1973), “That Certain Summer” (1973), and the title role in “Lincoln” (1976). Film success was sporadic, though he was well cast in “All The President’s
Commander Joseph J Rochefort Jr
Raised by grandparents in South Weymouth, MA
Attended high school at a military academy
1942
Made stage debut in "The Man Who Came to Dinner" at the Cain Park Theatre, Cleveland, OH
1943
Served as a private in the US Army Corps of Engineers
1946
Made radio debut on the "Army Engineer Show" for ABC
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