John Lithgow

AKA:
John Arthur Lithgow
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
10/19/1945
Birthplace:
Rochester, New York
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biography
A versatile character player who has been a familiar face in theater, film and TV since the early 1970s, John Lithgow has proven adept with a wide range of material spanning drama, comedy, sci-fi, family fare and thrillers. He won a Tony for his Broadway debut as a rugby player in 1973's "The Changing Room" and appeared in several films before gaining acclaim and a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for his sympathetic and dignified performance as Roberta Muldoon, a transsexual ex-pro football player in 1982's "The World According to Garp".

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Credits
(TV Show)
2006-2006
John Mason
2006
John Mason
2006
John Mason
2006
John Mason
2006
Bud Brumder
2002
of Lord Farquaad
2001
of Jean-Claude
2000
Walter Curnow
2000
Judge Skinner
1998
Malcolm
1998
Professor Wilkinson
1994
Carter/ Cain/ Josh/ Margo
1992
George Henderson
1987
Reverend Shaw Moore
1984
Burke
1981
Arthur Fanshawe
Alfred Seguine Kinsey
Paul Philips
Sam Sebastian
Roberta Muldoon
Robert LaSalle
Sergeant Larry Skovik
Dr Harlinger
Earl Talbot Blake
Dave
Oliver Thompson
Qualen
Paul Harrington
John Mathewson
Mark Lambert
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Raised in Yellow Springs, Ohio
1951 
Made stage debut at age six, in his father's production of "Henry VI, Part III"
1967 
Won a Fulbright Scholarship to study drama in England
1969 
Began stage career as a director with the McCarter Theatre (operated by his father)
1972 
Feature acting debut, "Dealing: Or the Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues"
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