Donald Madden(1933-1983)

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Donald Madden in 1776 (1972)

Donald Madden was born on 5 November 1933 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for 1776 (1972), Play of the Week (1959) and The United States Steel Hour (1953). He died on 22 January 1983 in Central Islip, Suffolk, New York, USA.

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Known for

1776 (1972)

7.6

John Dickinson (PA)

1972

Walter Matthau in Play of the Week (1959)

Play of the Week

7.3

TV Series

Harry Percy
Victor

Kraft Theatre (1947)

The United States Steel Hour

7.8

TV Series

Arnie Farrel
Kenneth Dowey

Jane Krakowski, Matthew Ashford, Domini Blythe, Colleen Dion, Terri Eoff, David Forsyth, Lee Godart, Louan Gideon, Marcia McCabe, Jeffrey Meek, Jacqueline Schultz, and Mary Stuart in Search for Tomorrow (1951)

Search for Tomorrow

7.1

TV Series

Fred Metcalf (1964)

Credits

Actor

Great Performances
7.9
TV Series
- Mr. Brown
- 1980
One Life to Live
6.9
TV Series
- John Douglas
- 1974–1975
Another World
7.0
TV Series
- Dr. Kurt Landis
- 1974
1776
7.6
- John Dickinson (PA)
- 1972
Dr. Kildare
7.0
TV Series
- Bryan Cannon
- 1966
Search for Tomorrow
7.1
TV Series
- Fred Metcalf (1964)
- 1964
The Eleventh Hour
7.7
TV Series
- Dr. John Hartwood
- 1964
ITV Play of the Week
6.8
TV Series
- Kilroy
- 1964
Espionage
7.6
TV Series
- Anaconda
- 1964
The United States Steel Hour
7.8
TV Series
- Kenneth Dowey
- Arnie Farrel
- 1956–1963
From These Roots
6.8
TV Series
- George Weimer (1961)
- 1961
Play of the Week
7.3
TV Series
- Harry Percy
- Victor
- 1959–1960
The Big Story
6.8
TV Series
- Louis B. Seltzer
- 1957

Soundtrack

Personal details

Born
- November 5, 1933
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- January 22, 1983
- Central Islip, Suffolk, New York, USA(lung cancer)
Other works
Many Broadway & Off-Broadway productions including: "First Impressions", "Black Comedy/White Lies", "Step On a Crack", "The Day On Which a Man Dies", "A Doll's House" & "The Ceremony of Innocence". Shakespearan performances include: "Hamlet", "Richard II" & Robert Shaw's directions of "Julius Casear" & "Arms and the Man".

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Trivia
1776 (1972) was the only theatrically released film he made.

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