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Richard Dysart (1990)


Richard Dysart (* 30. März 1929 in Boston, Massachusetts; † 5. April 2015 in Santa Monica, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Film- und Fernsehschauspieler. Er wirkte in der Fernsehserie L.A. Law – Staranwälte, Tricks, Prozesse mit, die von 1986 bis 1994 ausgestrahlt wurde.




Inhaltsverzeichnis





  • 1 Leben


  • 2 Auszeichnungen


  • 3 Filmografie (Auswahl)


  • 4 Weblinks


  • 5 Einzelnachweise




Leben |


Richard Dysart wuchs in Augusta, Maine auf und diente während des Koreakriegs vier Jahre in der US Air Force. Er war Gründungsmitglied des American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco und Mitglied der Studentenvereinigung Phi Alpha Tau am Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. Dysart starb am 5. April 2015 im Alter von 86 Jahren in seinem Zuhause im kalifornischen Santa Monica an den Folgen einer Krebserkrankung.[1]



Auszeichnungen |


In einer Ausgabe der EGG-Zeitschrift wurde eine Szene der Serie L.A. Law als 38. größter Moment im Fernsehen aufgelistet. Dabei handelte es sich um eine Szene, in der der von ihm dargestellte Charakter, Leland McKenzie, patriarchalischer Vertreter einer so steifen wie erfolgreichen Gesetzesausübung, im Bett mit seiner Mitbewerberin Rosalind Shays (Diana Muldaur) erwischt wurde.


1972 wurde Dysart mit einem Drama Desk Award und 1992 mit einem Emmy-Award ausgezeichnet.



Filmografie (Auswahl) |


  • 1963: Verliebt in einen Fremden (Love with the Proper Stranger)

  • 1969: The Lost Man – Es führt kein Weg zurück (The Lost Man)

  • 1971: Hospital (The Hospital)

  • 1975: Die Hindenburg (The Hindenburg)

  • 1975: Der Tag der Heuschrecke (The Day of the Locust)

  • 1978: Ein Feind des Volkes (An Enemy of the People)

  • 1978: Columbo – Mord à la Carte (Murder Under Glass; Fernsehfilm)

  • 1979: Willkommen Mr. Chance (Being There)

  • 1979: Meteor

  • 1981: Der Jean-Harris-Prozeß (The People vs. Jean Harris)

  • 1982: Das Ding aus einer anderen Welt (The Thing)

  • 1985: Die Maske (Mask)

  • 1985: Pale Rider – Der namenlose Reiter (Pale Rider)

  • 1985: Der Falke und der Schneemann (The Falcon and the Snowman)

  • 1986–1994: L.A. Law – Staranwälte, Tricks, Prozesse (L.A. Law; Fernsehserie, 171 Folgen)

  • 1987: Wall Street

  • 1989: Die Bombe (Day One, Fernsehfilm)

  • 1989: Feuersturm und Asche (Miniserie)

  • 1990: Zurück in die Zukunft III (Back to the Future Part III)

  • 1998: Hard Rain


Weblinks |



 Commons: Richard Dysart – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien


  • Richard Dysart in der Internet Movie Database (englisch)


Einzelnachweise |



  1. ↑ Bruce Weber: Richard Dysart, Emmy-Winning Actor on ‘L.A. Law,’ Dies at 86. In: The New York Times vom 9. April 2015 (englisch, abgerufen am 10. April 2015).















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Dysart, Richard
KURZBESCHREIBUNG
US-amerikanischer Film- und Fernsehschauspieler
GEBURTSDATUM
30. März 1929
GEBURTSORT

Boston, Massachusetts
STERBEDATUM
5. April 2015
STERBEORT

Santa Monica, Kalifornien



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