David Clarke(1908-2004)

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Testigo accidental (1952)

David Clarke nació el 30 de agosto de 1908 en Chicago, Illinois, Estados Unidos. Fue un actor, conocido por Testigo accidental (1952), The Deadly Game (1941) y Ryan's Hope (1975). Estuvo casado con Nora Dunfee. Murió el 18 de abril de 2004 en Arlington, Virginia, Estados Unidos.

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Nombres alternativos
- Dave Clark
Nacimiento
- 30 de agosto de 1908
- Chicago, Illinois, Estados Unidos
Fallecimiento
- 18 de abril de 2004
- Arlington, Virginia, Estados Unidos(una neumonía)
Cónyuge
- Nora Dunfee21 de diciembre de 1946 - 23 de diciembre de 1994 (su muerte, 2 niños)
Niños
Otras obras
He is the author of several plays, including "Never a Snug Harbour", based on the true story of an Irish family living in Wales in the early 1900s, and the son who runs away to sea. The play was produced at New Dramatists in New York City in 1975, directed by Tom Ligon. Featured in the cast were Joe Regalbuto, Richard Brestoff, Nora Dunfee and K.C. Ligon. In 1976, "Never a Snug Harbour" was produced at the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, directed by John Dillon.
Listings de publicidad
- 2 artículos

Curiosidades
While playing opposite Katharine Hepburn in summer stock in Ivoryton, CT in a comedy called "Jonesy" he was stung in the face by a bee, early in the first act. Clarke gamely kept the bitten side of his face turned upstage for the rest of the act, continuing in the spirit of the romantic play, while Hepburn, who hadn't seen the bee, tried to conceal her amazement at the sight of her leading man's face as it continued to swell.