| Walter Matthau AKA Walter John Matthow
Born: 1-Oct-1920 Birthplace: New York City Died: 1-Jul-2000 Location of death: Santa Monica, CA Cause of death: Heart Failure Remains: Buried, Westwood Memorial Park, Los Angeles, CA
Gender: Male Religion: Jewish Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States Executive summary: Messy half of the Odd Couple Military service: US Army Air Corps (1942-45, WWII, discharged as Staff Sgt.) Father: Melas Matthow (priest, last name not Matuschanskayasky) Mother: Rose Berolsky Brother: Henry Matthow (b. 1918) Wife: Grace Geraldine Johnson (m. 1948, div. 1958, one daughter, one son) Daughter: Jennifer Matthau Son: David Matthau Wife: Carol Wellington-Smythe Marcus (m. 21-Aug-1959, until his death, one son) Son: Charles Matthau
High School: Seward Park High School, Manhattan, NY
Oscar for Best Supporting Actor 1967 for The Fortune Cookie Golden Globe 1976 for The Sunshine Boys Hollywood Walk of Fame 6357 Hollywood Blvd. Tony 1962 Coma Heart Attack 1965 Heart Bypass Operation Russian Ancestry
Jewish Ancestry
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR Gangster Story (Dec-1959)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Hanging Up (16-Feb-2000) · Lou The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg (Oct-1998) · Himself The Odd Couple II (10-Apr-1998) Out to Sea (2-Jul-1997) I'm Not Rappaport (24-Dec-1996) Grumpier Old Men (22-Dec-1995) · Max The Grass Harp (10-Sep-1995) I.Q. (25-Dec-1994) · Albert Einstein Incident in a Small Town (23-Jan-1994) Grumpy Old Men (25-Dec-1993) · Max Dennis the Menace (24-Jun-1993) Against Her Will: An Incident in Baltimore (19-Jan-1992) JFK (20-Dec-1991) The Incident (4-Mar-1990) The Couch Trip (15-Jan-1988) Il Piccolo diavolo (1988) Pirates (8-May-1986) Movers and Shakers (3-May-1985) · Joe Mulholland The Survivors (22-Jun-1983) I Ought to Be in Pictures (26-Mar-1982) Buddy Buddy (11-Dec-1981) First Monday in October (21-Aug-1981) Hopscotch (10-Oct-1980) · Kendig Little Miss Marker (21-Mar-1980) California Suite (15-Dec-1978) House Calls (18-Apr-1978) Casey's Shadow (17-Mar-1978) The Bad News Bears (16-Apr-1976) The Sunshine Boys (6-Nov-1975) The Front Page (17-Dec-1974) · Walter Burns Earthquake (15-Nov-1974) · Drunk The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (2-Oct-1974) · Lt. Garber The Laughing Policeman (20-Dec-1973) Charley Varrick (19-Sep-1973) · Charley Varrick Pete 'n' Tilly (17-Dec-1972) Kotch (17-Sep-1971) Plaza Suite (12-May-1971) A New Leaf (11-Mar-1971) Hello, Dolly! (16-Dec-1969) · Horace Vandergelder Cactus Flower (16-Dec-1969) · Dr. Julian Winston Candy (17-Dec-1968) The Secret Life of an American Wife (25-Jun-1968) The Odd Couple (2-May-1968) · Oscar Madison A Guide for the Married Man (25-May-1967) The Fortune Cookie (19-Oct-1966) Mirage (26-May-1965) · Ted Caselle Goodbye Charlie (18-Nov-1964) Fail Safe (7-Oct-1964) · Groeteschele Ensign Pulver (31-Jul-1964) Charade (5-Dec-1963) · Hamilton Bartholomew Island of Love (12-Jun-1963) Who's Got the Action? (25-Dec-1962) Lonely Are the Brave (24-May-1962) · Sheriff Johnson Strangers When We Meet (29-Jun-1960) Gangster Story (Dec-1959) Onionhead (1-Oct-1958) Voice in the Mirror (13-Aug-1958) King Creole (2-Jul-1958) Ride a Crooked Trail (1958) Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (1-Sep-1957) · Al Dahlke A Face in the Crowd (28-May-1957) · Mel Miller Bigger Than Life (2-Aug-1956) · Wally Gibbs The Indian Fighter (21-Dec-1955) The Kentuckian (1-Aug-1955)
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