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AKA:
Kenneth Joseph Howard
Birthplace:
El Centro, California
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This burly American leading actor later evolved into a character player, able to project manliness, warmth and a sympathetic nature simultaneously. Ken Howard was a leading man in the late 1960s into the 80s, but never seemed to click in a lasting vehicle. In the 80s, he retreated to Harvard, where he taught oral argument at the Law School and theater to undergraduates, declaring he would act only when the role was right. He tore off his hairpiece and overnight moved from playing romantic and strong male parts to fathers, villains, and sometimes weaklings. But it had certainly not been an
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1960
Made stage debut in production of "Annie Get Your Gun" in Manhasset, Long Island
1967
Left Yale School of Drama to take small part in Broadway production of "Promises, Promises"
1969
Appeared as Thomas Jefferson in "1776" on Broadway
1970
Won raves for his work in "Child's Play" on Broadway
1970
Film debut, "Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon"
1972
Recreated role of Jefferson in feature "1776"; first time cast opposite Blythe Danner
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