Born in Providence, Rhode Island, he was a distinguished American actor known for his polished demeanor and distinctive voice. Educated at Brown University, he initially pursued a career in art before turning to acting. With a scar from a car accident adding to his commanding presence, he became a staple in film noir and war films. He is best remembered for roles in "Gilda" and "Paths of Glory." Beyond film, he was also active on stage and television. He passed away in 1973, leaving behind a legacy of memorable performances.
PATHS OF GLORY
Paths of Glory is a powerful anti-war film set during World War I, directed by Stanley Kubrick. The story follows Colonel Dax, played by Kirk Douglas,...