Murray Hamilton
Murray Hamilton first stepped on a Broadway stage in 1945; among his subsequent theatrical credits was the original production of Mister Roberts and his Tony-winning stint in 1964's Absence of a Cello...
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BirthDate BirthPlace |
03/23/1923
Washington, NC |
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