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Birthplace:
St Louis, Missouri
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Kevin Kline became established as one of the most versatile and talented stage actors of his generation in the 1970s and 80s. Proving equally at home in musical comedy, contemporary drama and the classics, he has delighted and thrilled New York audiences with his performances. His feature career, despite winning an Oscar, has proven more dicey. Kline has demonstrated his capabilities and invoked comparisons with such diverse screen icons as Errol Flynn and Laurence Olivier, yet he has also acquired a reputation for discretion and selectivity (he is jokingly referred to as 'Kevin Decline'),
Acting debut, "The Living Newspaper" at Indiana University in the late 1960s
Performed with Indiana University on a showboat on the Ohio River during summer
1970
New York acting debut in minor roles with the New York Shakespeare Festival in "Henry VI, Parts I and II" and "Richard III"
1972
Became founding member of The Acting Company, a theatrical troupe comprised of recent Juilliard graduates including David Ogden Stiers and Patti LuPone
1972
Performed around the US with The Acting Company
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