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Birthplace:
Brooklyn, New York
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This craggy-faced, rotund supporting player, often in brutal or overbearing roles was memorable as the bullying, racist fire chief in "Ragtime" (1981), and as costume shop boss to Valerie Harper on the TV series "Rhoda" (CBS, 1977-1978). Kenneth McMillan was nearly 30 when he won his first important theatre role. Born in Brooklyn, he had earned his high school diploma from the High School for the Performing Arts, but was unable to find work as an actor after graduation. He studied with Uta Hagen at the HB Studios while working -- and being promoted -- at Gimbel's department store in New York.
1962
Stage acting debut in touring company of Tennessee Williams' "Sweet Bird of Youth"
Had regular role on the CBS soap "Love of Life"
1972
Broadway debut in the Tony-winning play "Borstal Boy"
1973
Feature debut, "Serpico"
1977
Co-starred in David Mamet's "American Buffalo"
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