Cited frequently as one of American’s finest stage actors, Stacy Keach was a multiple award winner for his commanding performances in productions ranging from the works of Shakespeare to modern classics like “MacBird,” “Indians” and “The Kentucky Cycle,” which netted him widespread acclaim as the “American Olivier” as well as a Tony nomination and multiple Obies and Drama Desk Awards. His career in front of the camera yielded mixed results – though he was praised for early film roles like “Doc” (1970) and John Huston’s “Fat City” (1972), he never received the same degree of praise as
