| James Whitmore Born: 1-Oct-1921 Birthplace: White Plains, NY Died: 6-Feb-2009 Location of death: Malibu, CA Cause of death: Cancer - Lung
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Actor Party Affiliation: Democratic Nationality: United States Executive summary: Tora! Tora! Tora! Military service: USMC (WWII) Also a stage actor, Whitmore notably appeared in three one-man shows: as Harry S. Truman in "Give 'em Hell, Harry!", as Theodore Roosevelt in "Bully", and as Will Rogers in "Will Rogers' U.S.A."
Wife: Nancy Mygatt (three sons) Wife: Audra Lindley (actress, m. 1972, d. 16-Nov-1997) Wife: Noreen Nash (actress, b. 4-Apr-1924) Son: James Whitmore, Jr. (TV director, b. 24-Oct-1948) Son: Steve Whitmore Son: Daniel Whitmore
High School: Amherst Central High School, Amherst, NY University: Yale University
Endorsement of Scotts Miracle-Gro
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee EMILY's List Gore 2000 John Kerry for President Obama for America Skull and Bones Society Golden Globe 1950 for Battleground (supporting actor) Emmy 2000 for The Practice (guest appearance) Tony 1948 for Command Decision (newcomer) Hollywood Walk of Fame 6611 Hollywood Blvd.
TELEVISION Temperatures Rising Dr. Vincent Campanelli (1972-73) Mister Sterling Bill Sterling, Sr. (2003-)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR A Ring of Endless Light (23-Aug-2002) The Majestic (11-Dec-2001) Swing Vote (19-Apr-1999) The Relic (10-Jan-1997) The Shawshank Redemption (10-Sep-1994) Glory! Glory! (19-Feb-1989) Nuts (20-Nov-1987) The First Deadly Sin (3-Oct-1980) The Serpent's Egg (28-Oct-1977) Give 'em Hell, Harry! (18-Sep-1975) I Will Fight No More Forever (14-Apr-1975) Where the Red Fern Grows (27-Jun-1974) The Harrad Experiment (6-Sep-1973) Chato's Land (7-Jun-1972) Tora! Tora! Tora! (23-Sep-1970) Guns of the Magnificent Seven (30-Jul-1969) The Split (4-Nov-1968) Madigan (13-Mar-1968) Planet of the Apes (8-Feb-1968) Waterhole #3 (10-Oct-1967) Black Like Me (20-May-1964) Who Was That Lady? (8-Apr-1960) The Restless Years (31-Oct-1958) The Young Don't Cry (26-Jul-1957) The Eddy Duchin Story (13-Jun-1956) Crime in the Streets (10-Jun-1956) The Last Frontier (7-Dec-1955) Oklahoma! (11-Oct-1955) The McConnell Story (29-Sep-1955) Battle Cry (2-Feb-1955) Them! (16-Jun-1954) Kiss Me Kate (26-Nov-1953) All the Brothers Were Valiant (13-Nov-1953) Above and Beyond (21-Nov-1952) Because You're Mine (25-Sep-1952) Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone (8-Dec-1950) The Next Voice You Hear... (29-Jun-1950) The Asphalt Jungle (23-May-1950) The Outriders (1-Mar-1950) Battleground (9-Nov-1949)
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