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 Son of Austrian parents, born into an atmosphere of theater. His father was Max Reinhardt's associate. Came with a "Kindertransport" to England, later went to Ireland to study art. His first experience was with a Belfast repertory company. During the war, he served with the Irish Fusiliers, after his London West End debut in "The Perfect Woman" (1948), there followed dramatic and revue credits and twenty film roles. Moved in 1957 to the States, had a lot of Broadway and off-Broadway appearances in New York, won 1959 Clarence Derwent - and 1964 Obi Award. He has been visiting professor at Yale, Boston University and Carnegie Mellon. Long time resident of California, television audiences have seen him in a variety of dramatic and comic roles, film credits include featured and co-starring roles. Hurst returned to Germany in the early 1990s to collaborate with director and play writer George Tabori. He lived in Vienna, Austria and his city of birth, Berlin and retired in 2000. He died after suffering a stroke and pneumonia.
Bio:
Son of Austrian parents, born into an atmosphere of theater. His father was Max Reinhardt's associate. Came with a "Kindertransport" to England, later went to Ireland to study art. His first experience was with a Belfast repertory company. During the war, he served with the Irish Fusiliers, after his London West End debut in "The Perfect Woman" (1948), there followed dramatic and revue credits and twenty film roles. Moved in 1957 to the States, had a lot of Broadway and off-Broadway appearances in New York, won 1959 Clarence Derwent - and 1964 Obi Award. He has been visiting professor at Yale, Boston University and Carnegie Mellon. Long time resident of California, television audiences have seen him in a variety of dramatic and comic roles, film credits include featured and co-starring roles. Hurst returned to Germany in the early 1990s to collaborate with director and play writer George Tabori. He lived in Vienna, Austria and his city of birth, Berlin and retired in 2000. He died after suffering a stroke and pneumonia.
Tivia:
One of his most notable roles was as Hodin in the original "Star Trek" show "The Mark of Gideon". |
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David Hurst |
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Actor (IMDB) |
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All World |
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IMDB |
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Business scope: |
Actor |
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2024-07-01 12:19:59 |
| Biography: |
Son of Austrian parents, born into an atmosphere of theater. His father was Max Reinhardt\'s associate. Came with a \"Kindertransport\" to England, later went to Ireland to study art. His first experience was with a Belfast repertory company. Du |
| Trivia: |
One of his most notable roles was as Hodin in the original "Star Trek" show "The Mark of Gideon". |
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Actor |
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(1955) He acted in Leonard Bernstein's musical, "Wonderful Town", at the Prince's Theatre in London, England with Pat Kirkwood, Shani Wallis, Sidney James and Dennis Bowen in the cast. Richard Bird was the director.
Camelot (1960). Mu |
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