Henry GibsonAKA:
Henry Gibson Bateman
Nationality:
American Birthdate:
09/21/1935 Birthplace:
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biography
Squat, light-haired veteran character player who became a child star on stage in the early 1940s and has been a familiar face in film and TV since the 1960s. With his diminutive physique, often sad or reproachful eyes, and a generally wounded manner, Gibson excelled at playing ineffectual authority figures, colorful oddballs, and "sad sacks". An original ensemble member of the landmark TV comedy variety series "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" from 1968 to 1971, he often appeared as a gentle poet clutching a daisy. Gibson won his greatest acclaim in Robert Altman's "Nashville" (1975) as the haughty
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milestones
Year
Milestone
1942
Professional stage debut at age seven (date approximate)
Appeared on Broadway with Walter Matthau and Ruth Gordon in Lillian Hellman's "My Mother, My Father, and Me"
Toured the US in over a dozen plays
1963
Feature debut, Jerry Lewis' "The Nutty Professor"
1965
Played Wrongo Starr, a recurring character on the cavalry sitcom, "F Troop"
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