#Diahnne AbbottDB1945SP'Robert De Niro' (qv) (1976 - 1979)@#David AckroydDB30 May 1940, Orange, NJ@#Deborah AdairDB23 May ????GA"Herman's Head" (1991), as Victoria the powerful executive (02/92)@#Diana AdamsDBStaunton, VADD10 January 1993, San Andreas, CA TRBallerina.@#Don AdamsRNYarmy, Donald JamesDB13 April 1923, New York, NY BGBorn of Irish-Hungarian heritage. Sister Gloria, brother Dick YarmyBG(qv). Served in U.S. Marines in World War II, contracted malaria duringBGGuadalcanal campaign. Postwar career as standup comedian. MarriedBGsinger Adelaide Adams and adopted her stage surname. Children: Carolyn,BGChristine, Catherine, Cecily Adams (qv), Stacey Adams (qv), Sean, Beige.BGTV career began with winning "Ted Mack's Amateur Hour". Won fame andBGthree Emmy Awards as bumbling secret agent Maxwell Smart on "Get Smart".BGDramatic actor on Broadway and in stock.SP'Adelaide Efantis' (qv) (divorced)SP'Dorothy Bracken' (qv) divorcedSP'Judy Luciano' (qv) divorced BYAnonymous@#Dorothy AdamsDB1915@#Dawn AddamsDB21 September 1930, Felixstowe, EnglandDD7 May 1985@#Daniel AddesDD30 May 1992, Los Angeles at age 59.@#Danny Aiello IIITRStuntman, son of Danny Aiello.@#Danny AielloRNAiello Jr., Danny LouisDB20 May 1933, New York, NY@#Danny AlbeeDB19 March 1949, Oklahoma City, OK@#Denise AlexanderDB11 November 1939, Long Island, NY@#Dallas AlinderDBNDDD14 July 1990@#Dorothy AlisonDBAustraliaDD17 January 1992, London@#Debbie AllenDB16 January 1950, Houston, TX TRSister of Phylicia Rashad.@#Don AlvaradoRNPage, JoseDB4 November 1904, Albuquerque, NMDD31 March 1967, Cancer, Hollywood.@#David AmbroseBGDavid Ambrose, an award-winning screenwriter, has workedBGinternationally in theatre, television, and film. He lives in France.OWThe Man Who Turned Into Himself, A Novel BYAnonymous@#Don AmecheRNAmici, Dominic FelizDB31 May 1908, Kenosha, WIDD6 December 1993, Scottsdale AZ, prostate cancer BGAmeche was a versatile and popular film actor in the 1930s and 40sBGusually as the dapper, mustached leading man. He was alsoBGpopular as a radio master of ceremonies during this time. AsBGhis film popularity waned in the 1950s, he continued working inBGtheater and some TV. His film career surged in a comeback inBGthe 1980s with fine work as an aging millionaire in "TradingBGPlaces" and a rejuvenated oldster in "Cocoon".SP'Honore Pendergast' (qv) (? - ?) (died)GA"Golden Girls, The" (1985), as Rose's father Brother Martin (1989) BYRay Hamel @#Daphne AndersonDB27 April 1922, London, England@#Daryl AndersonDB1 July 1951, Seattle, WA@#Donna AndersonDB23 July 1925, Akiak, AK@#Dana AndrewsRNAndrews, Carver DanaDB1 January 1909, Collins, MSDD17 December 1992, Los Alamitos, CA (pneumonia) BGReliable leading man, known for playing tough guys withBGa sensitive side, usually in high budget B movies orBGmedium budget A movies.BOCURRENT BIOGRAPHY, October 1959 BYRay Hamel @#Don AppellDD4 May 1990@#Dorothy ApplebyDBPortland, MEDD9 August 1990, Long Island, NY.@#Denys ArcandDB25 June 1941@#Dario ArgentoDB7 September 1940QU"I like women, especially beautiful ones. If they have aQUgood face and figure, I would much prefer to watch themQUbeing murdered than an ugly girl or man. I certainly don'tQUhave to justify myself to anyone about this. I don't careQUwhat anyone thinks or reads into it. 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'Sledge On the Rock')@#Diane BakerDB25 February 1938, Hollywood, CA@#Dorothy Helen BakerDD15 October 1992, Los Angeles, CA (age 78) TRMother of Diane Baker.@#Douglas BarrDB1 May 1949@#Don BarryRNDe Acosta, Donald BarryDB1912DD17 July 1980@#Diana BarrymoreDB3 March 1921, New York, NYDD25 January 1960, New York, NY (natural causes) TRDaughter of John Barrymore.@#Drew BarrymoreRNBarrymore, AndrewDB22 February 1975, Los Angeles, CASP'Jeremy Thomas' (qv) (March 1994 - May 1994)TRDaughter of John Drew Barrymore.BOLittle Girl Lost, Drew Barrymore with Todd Gold, ISBN 0-671-68923-1@#Don BeddoeDB1903DD19 January 1991@#Dirk BenedictRNNiewoehner, DirkDB1 March 1945, Helena, MT BGDirk Benedict was born in Montana on March 1st, 1945. He was raised inBGthe country, far away from anything connected with movies or acting.BGHe gathered his first experiences in acting in a college production ofBG"Showboat" where he got the main part. 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Dirk's main successes were "Battlestar Galactica" and theBGTV-Series "The A-Team" in which he played "Templeton - The Face - Peck".BGHe is married to actress Toni Hudson and has two sons.HT5' 11"SP'Toni Hudson' (qv) (? - ?)BO"Confessions of a Kamikaze Cowboy" deals with his battle with cancerBO"And then we went fishing" deals with the birth of his first sonBOand the death of his fatherBO"Cahoots"GA"Hawaii Five-O" (1968), as [unknown]GA"Charlie's Angels" (1977), as [unknown]GA"Love Boat" (1977), as [unknown]GA"Hotel" (1983), as [unknown]GA"Murder, She Wrote" (1984), as [unknown]GA"Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories" (1985), as [unknown]GA"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" (1955), as [unknown]GA"Baywatch" (1989), as [unknown] BYSonja Horstmann (amyallen@hrz.uni-bielefeld.de)@#David BennentDB9 September 1966 TRDavid Bennent is the son of Heinz Bennent.@#Daniel BenzaliTRBorn in Rio de JaneiroTRPlayed Juan Peron in the London stage cast of "Evita"@#Daniel BergmanRNBergman, Daniel SebastianDB1962 TRIngmar Bergman's son.@#Dehl BertiDBPueblo, CODD26 November 1991, Los Angeles, CA (heart attack, age 70)@#David BirneyDB23 April 1939, Washington, DC@#Don BlackmanDD11 September 1977, age 65@#Deborah BlaisdellTRAka adult film actress Tracey Adams@#Debra BleeDB1961, CA@#Dan BlockerDB10 December 1928, TXDD3 May 1972@#Dirk BogardeRNVan den Bogaerde, Derek NivenDB28 March 1920, London, England@#Danny BonaduceGA"Married with Children" (1987), as the land surveyor (02/94)@#Derek BondDB26 January 1920, Glasgow, Scotland@#Deanna BooherDBLos Angeles, CA TRFemale wrestler known as Queen Kong@#Debby BooneDB22 September 1956, Hackensack, NJ@#Dorothy Davis BostwickDD25 May 1991@#Dennis BoutsikarisDB21 December 1952, Newark, NJ@#David BowieRNJones, David RobertDB8 January 1947, Brixton, London, EnglandWNWorking on album "Outside" with Brian Eno, release date September 1995HT5' 10"OWRecorded song 'Under Pressure' together with _Queen_ (qv)SP'Mary Angela Barnett' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Iman' (qv) (? - ?)@#Don BoydDB11 August 1948@#Dale BozzioRNConsalvi, DaleDB2 March 1955, Boston, MA TRSinger@#David BrennerDB4 February 1945, Philadelphia, PA@#Diane BrewsterDD12 November 1991, age 60@#David BrianDB5 August 1914, New York, NYDD15 July 1993, cancer & heart failure in Sherman Oaks CA at age 82.SP'Adrian Booth' (qv) (? - ?)@#Dianne BrillDB6 April 1959, Tampa, FL TRFashion designer@#David BrinkleyDB10 July 1920 TRNewscaster.@#Danielle BriseboisDB28 June 1969, Brooklyn, NY TRFor Propaganda & Paraphernalia [sic]:TR584 N. Larchmont Blvd.TRLos Angeles, CA 90004TRParents: Frank and MaryOWAlbum: Arrive All Over You (1994); Epic labelOWTheater: Annie (197?), Original Broadway Cast@#Dr. Joyce BrothersDB20 September 1928, New York, NY@#David BruceDB6 January 1914, Kankakee, ILDD3 May 1976@#Dora BryanRNBroadbent, DoraDB7 February 1924, Southport, England@#Detlev BuckDB1962, somewhere in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany BGDirected his first movie at the age of 21.BGStudied at the 'Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie' (DFFB) til 1989.BGFounded the Boje Buck Filmproduktion in 1991.BGFounded the Boje Buck Produktion GmbH together with 'Claus Boje' (qv)BGin 1992.TRWon the 'Bayerischer Filmpreis' (Germany) for his filmTR_Karniggels_ (qv) in 1991. BYOliver Heidelbach @#David J. BurkeDB25 May 1934, Liverpool, England@#Delta BurkeDB30 July 1956, Orlando, FL@#Dick ButkusDB9 December 1942, Chicago, IL@#David ButlerDB17 December 1895, San Francisco, CADD14 June 1979@#Daws ButlerRNButler, Charles DawsonDB16 November 1916, Toledo, OHDD18 May 1988 TRVoice of cartoon characters like Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound.@#Dean ButlerDB20 May 1956@#David ByrneDB14 May 1952, Dumbarton, Scotland@#Dean CainDB31 July 1966, Mt. Clemens, MichiganNKPretty BoyGA"American Gladiators" TRSigned by the Buffalo Bills, but a knee injury ended his careerTRSon of actress Sharon ThomasTRSon of director Christopher CainAGDean CainAGLois and Clark:AGThe New adventures of SupermanAGC/O ABCAG2040 Avenue of the StarsAGLos Angeles, California 90067@#Donald CalthropDB11 April 1888, London, EnglandDD15 July 1940@#David CanaryDB25 August 1938, Elwood, IN@#Dyan CannonRNFriesen, Smille DianeDB4 January 1937, Tacoma, WASP'Cary Grant' (qv) (1965 - 1968)@#Diana CanovaRNRivero, DianaDB1 June 1953, West Palm Beach, FL@#Dolores CantuDB1957, San Antonio, TX@#Deborah CaprioglioDB3 May 1968, Mestre, ItalySP'Klaus Kinski' (qv) (? - ?)@#Darleen CarrRNFarnon, DarleenDB1950, Chicago, IL@#David CarradineRNCarradine, John ArthurDB8 December 1936, Hollywood, CA TRSon of John Carradine, half-brother of Keith & Robert Carradine.@#Dany CarrelDB20 September 1936, Tourane, Indochina@#David CarrollDD11 March 1992 TRDied of AIDS in New York at age 41.@#Dee CarrollRNMarsh, Betty JeanDD28 April 1980@#Diahann CarrollRNJohnson, Carol DiahannDB17 July 1935, Bronx, NY@#Dixie CarterDB25 May 1939, McLemoresville, TNSP'Hal Holbrook' (qv) (? - present)@#David CarusoDB17 January 1956, Queens, NYGA"CHiPS" (1977), as the man holding Ponch hostage in his apartment (1983)SP'Rachel Ticotin' (qv) (? - ?)@#Dana CarveyDB2 June 1955, Missoula, MT@#David CassidyDB12 April 1950, New York, New York TRSon of Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy@#Dan CastellanetaOW'The Simpsons Sing the Blues' (album, 1990)GA"Married with Children" (1987), as Pete (10/90)GA"Married with Children" (1987), as the funeral director (11/92)@#Don CastleDB29 September 1918, TXDD26 May 1966 TRDied of overdose in Hollywood.@#Dalton CatheyDD31 December 1990 TRDied of AIDS in Los Angles at age 44.@#Dick CavettDB19 November 1936, Gibbon, NE@#David ChandlerRNSuehsdorf, David TRB.A. Oberlin College (Ohio), 1972@#Dennis ChristopherDB2 December 1955, Philadelphia, PA@#Donald ChurchillDD29 October 1991, Fuengirola, Spain (heart attack, age 60) TRPlaywright.SP'Pauline Yates' (qv) (? - ?)@#Diane CilentoDB2 April 1934 (5 October 1933?), Rabaul, New Guinea TRMother of Jason ConnerySP'Sean Connery' (qv) (1962 - 1973)@#Dane ClarkDB18 February 1915, New York, NY@#Dick ClarkDB30 November 1929, Mt. Vernon, NY@#Dort ClarkDD30 March 1989@#David ClennonGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Bell (ep. 'Sledge in Toyland')@#Dennis ColeDB19 July 1940, Detroit, MI@#Dabney ColemanDB3 January 1932, Austin, TX@#Dorothy ComingoreRNWinters, LindaDB24 August 1913, Los Angeles, CADD30 December 1971 TRDied after long illness in Stonington CT.@#Didi ConnRNBernstein, DidiDB13 July 1951, Brooklyn, NY@#Donald CookDB26 September 1901, Portland, ORDD1 October 1961 TRDied of heart attack in New Haven CT.@#Dennis CooneyDBNew York, NY@#Denys CoopDB20 July 1920, Reading, Berkshire, EnglandDD16 August 1981@#David CopperfieldRNKotkin, DavidDB1957, Metuchen, NJ TRStarted his magician career billed as "Davino, Boy Magician"@#Donna CorcoranDB29 September 1942, Quincy, MA@#Denise CormierHT5' 6"AG212-229-7967 Svc.#@#Dolores CostelloDB17 September 1905, Pittsburgh, PADD1 March 1979@#Denise CowardDB1955, Australia TRMiss Australia 1978SP'John James' (qv) (? - ?)@#Diane CraigDBIreland@#Donald CrispDB27 July 1882, Aberfeddy, Perthshire, ScotlandDD25 May 1974SP'Jane Murfin' (qv) (1932 - 1944)@#David CronenbergDB15 March 1943, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaQU"It's my conceit that perhaps some diseases perceived asQUdiseases which destroy a well-functioning machine, actuallyQUturn it into a new but still well-functioning machine withQUa different purpose. 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Died of barbiturate poisoning in Hollywood.@#Denise DarcelRNBillecard, DeniseDB8 September 1925, Paris, France@#Danielle DarrieuxDB1 May 1917, Bordeaux, France@#Dorothy DavenportDD12 October 1977 TRDied at age 81.@#Dave DaviesDB3 February 1947 TRRock musician (The Kinks).@#Dennis DayRNMcNulty, Eugene DenisDB21 May 1917, New York, NYDD22 June 1988 TRSinger. Died after a long illness at home in CA.@#Diane DayDB1952, Buffalo, NY@#Doris DayRNVon Kappelhoff, DorisDB3 April 1924, Cincinnati, OH@#Daniel Day-LewisDB29 April 1957, London, England BGWidely considered to be one of the best actors living today, DanielBGMichael Blake Day-Lewis was born in London, England, the secondBGchild of Cecil Day-Lewis (Poet Laureate of England) and his secondBGwife Jill Balcon. His maternal grandfather was Sir Michael Balcon,BGan important figure in the history of British cinema, head of theBGfamous Ealing Studios. His older sister Lydia Tamasin (Tamasin)BGis a documentary film maker. Daniel was educated at SevenoaksBGSchool in Kent, which he despised, and the more progressiveBGBedales in Petersfield, which he adored. He studied acting at theBGBristol Old Vic School. Daniel made his film debut in "SundayBGBloody Sunday" in 1971, but then acted on stage with the BristolBGOld Vic and Royal Shakespeare Companies and did not appear onBGscreen again until 1982 when he landed his first adult role, aBGbit part in "Ghandi." He also appeared on British T.V. that yearBGin "Frost in May" and "How Many Miles to Babylon?" NotableBGtheatrical performances include "Another, Country" (1982-83)BG"Dracula" (1984), and the "Futurists" (1986.)BGBGHis first major supporting role in a feature film was in "TheBGBounty" (1984), quickly followed by "My Beautiful Launderette"BGand "Room with A View" (1985). The latter two films opened inBGNew York on the same day, offering audiences and critics evidenceBGof his remarkable range and establishing him as a major talent.BGThe New York Film Critics named him the "Best Supporting Actor"BGfor those performances. In 1986 he appeared on stage in RichardBGEyre's "Futurists" and on television in Eyre's production of "TheBGInsurance Man." He also had a small role in a British/French filmBG"Nanou." In 1987 he assumed leading man status in Philip Kaufman'sBG"The Unbearable Likeness of Being", followed by a comedic role inBGthe unsuccessful "Stars & Bars." His brilliant performance asBGChristy Brown in Jim Sheridan's "My Left Foot" won him numerousBGawards, including The Academy Award for best actor. He returnedBGto the stage to work again with Richard Eyre as Hamlet at theBGNational Theater, but was forced to leave the production closeBGto the end of its run suffering from exhaustion, and has notBGappeared on stage since. 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London:BOSidgwick & Jackson, 1994. ISBN 0 283 06238QU"Arguably the most accomplished film actor of his generation:QUhandsome and wily, fierce and delicate, bold enough to submergeQUhimself in a role, strong enough for his charismatic intelligenceQUto shine through." (Richard Corliss, "Time, " 3/21/94)QU"I suppose I have a highly developed capacity for self-delusion,QUso it's no problem for me to believe I'm somebody else."QU(DD-L Interview, "Entertainment Weekly, " 12/28/93)AGGene Parseghian, William Morris Agency, New York. BYDeborah Kelley-Milburn @#Derrick De MarneyDB21 September 1906, London, EnglandDD18 February 1978@#Doris DeaneDB20 January 1900, WIDD24 March 1974@#Don DeForeDB25 August 1917, Cedar Rapids, IADD22 December 1993, Los Angeles CA, heart attack@#Donna DeitchDB8 June 1945@#Dolores Del RioRNAsunsolo, DoloresDB3 August 1905, Durango, MexicoDD11 April 1983@#Dana DelanyDB13 March 1956, New York, NYGATV commercial for Wisk detergent (1984)QU"If you put Willem Dafoe, Liam Neeson and James Woods in a roomQUtogether, there wouldn't be room for anyone else."@#Doug DelauderDD30 June 1992 TRDied of AIDS in NY at age 38.@#Daniele DelormeRNGirard, GabrielleDB9 October 1926, France@#Dom DeLuiseDB1 August 1933, Brooklyn, NY@#Devin DeVasquezRNDeVasquez, Devin ReneeDB25 June 1963, Baton Rouge, LAHT5' 7"TRModel.TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month June 1985@#Danny DeVitoDB17 November 1944, Neptune NJ (Ashbury Park NJ?)AGFred Specktor, CAA@#Dorothy DevoreDB22 June 1899, Ft. Worth, TXDD10 September 1976@#Dustin DiamondDB7 January 1977 BGHe attended Zion LutheranBGSchool in Anaheim, California. While in fifth grade, he portrayed 8thBGgrader Samuel "Screech" Powers in the television series "Good Morning,BGMiss Bliss". His character was carried over to the "Saved by the Bell"BGmovies and television series. Also appeared somewhat frequently in theBGtelevision series "The Wonder Years". He now resides in Hollywood,BGCalifornia. BYAnonymous@#Dan DierdorfDB29 June 1949@#Don DillawayDD18 November 1982@#DivineRNMilstead, Harris GlennDB19 October 1945, Baltimore, MDDD7 May 1988BOHarries, Dan. "Camping With Lady Divine: Star Persona and Parody, "BO_Quarterly Review of Film and Video_ 12, No. 1-2, (1990).TRActor featured in comic transvestite roles.TRDied in his hotel room in Los Angeles of natural causes at age 42.@#Donna DixonDB20 July 1957, Alexandria, VA TRMiss Virginia 1976.SP'Dan Aykroyd' (qv) (? - present)@#Doris DoerrieTRShe became popular with the movie "Maenner" (Men).SP'Helge Weindler' (qv) (sp) (? - ?)@#Dolly DollarRNGiannakopoulos, ChristinaDB1963, Munich, West Germany@#Donal DonnellyDB6 July 1931, Bradford, Yorkshire, England@#DonovanDB10 May 1943, Glasgow, Scotland@#Diana DorsRNFluck, DianaDB23 October 1931, Swindon, EnglandDD4 May 1984@#Douglas SirkRNSierck, Claus DetlefDB26 April 1900 (or 1897)DD14 January 1987 BGBorn in Hamburg, Germany, of Danish parents. Active in the GermanBGtheatre as director and artistic manager under the name of (Hans) DetlefBGSierck until 1937, and again from 1963-1969. In movies from 1934.BGDirector and writer at UFA studios from 1934-1937, directing among otherBGprojects _Zu Neuen Ufern_ (1937) and _La Habanera_ (1937) with ZarahBGLeander. Leaves Germany in 1937, directs _Boefje_ in Holland (1939), atBGwhich point he is invited to Hollywood by Warner Bros. Writer forBGColumbia from 1942. Directs several pictures for United Artists andBGColumbia between 1944 and 1950, and from 1950 on for UniversalBGInternational. Sirk stands out as a master of the melodrama, of whichBG_All I Desire_ (1953), _Magnificent Obsession_ (1953), _All That HeavenBGAllows_ (1955), _Written On The Wind_ (1956) and _Imitation of Life_BG(1958) rank among the finest ever made. Other highlights include _SummerBGStorm_ (1944), _Thunder On The Hill_ (1951), and _The Tarnished Angels_BG(1957). No film projects after 1958. In the 1970s, Sirk supervised theBGproduction of three short films while teaching masterclasses at theBGSchool of Television and Motion Pictures in Munich, Germany. Sirk's workBGsignificantly influenced German director Rainer Werner Fassbinder. AfterBGa lukewarm reception in the 1950s, critics now generally acclaim theBGsubtlety of Sirk's melodrama's en the mastery of his cinematographicBGstyle.BOJ. Halliday, ``Sirk On Sirk.'' Secker & Warburg, London, 1971.LTJ.-L. Bourget, ``Douglas Sirk.'' Paris, 1984.LTP. Delpeut et al., eds., ``Het melodrama en Douglas Sirk.'' SUN,LTNijmegen, 1982. E. Laeufer, ``Skeptiker des Lichts. Douglas Sirk undLTseine Filme.'' Fischer, Frankfurt, 1987.LTM. Stern, ``Douglas Sirk.'' Boston, 1979.) BYJan-Wouter Zwart, zwart@let.rug.nl@#Donald Douglas (II)DB24 August 1905, ScotlandDD31 December 1945@#Donna DouglasRNSmith, DorisDB26 September 1939, Pride, LA@#Doris DowlingDB1921@#David DoyleDB1 December 1929, Lincoln, NE@#Don DraperDD17 December 1990 TRDied of AIDS in Los Angeles at age 61.@#Deborah DriggsDB13 December 1967, Oakland, CAHT5' 6"TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month March 1990@#Don DubbinsDD17 August 1991 TRDied at age 63.@#Donatello DubiniDB1955, in Zurich, Switzerland@#David DuchovnyDB7 August 1960, in New York, NY, USA. BGDavid Duchovny earned an undergraduate degree from PrincetonBGUniversity and also earned a graduate degree in English Literature atBGYale University. While at Yale, he began commuting to New York toBGstudy acting and was soon appearing in off-Broadway plays. In 1987 heBGabandoned his doctoral studies at Yale to pursue acting full time.BGWhen not in Vancouver filming "The X-Files" he resides in Malibu,BGCalifornia.TRDuchovny is 6'1" tall, and played scholarship-level basketballTRduring some of his high school and college career. He is known to be aTRsports fan, and has appeared on MTV's "Rock n' Jock Softball Game"TRHas a brother, Daniel, and a sister Laurie.TRIs unmarried, but has a girlfriend, actress Perrey Reeves (6/94)AGThe X-Files Production OfficeAGBuilding 10AG110-555 Brooks Bank Ave.AGNorth Vancouver, B.C.AGCANADAAGV7J 3S5 BYDDEB c/o @#Dennis DuganDB5 September 1946, Wheaton, IL@#David DukesDB6 June 1945, San Francisco, CA@#Douglass DumbrilleDB13 October 1889, Hamilton, Ontario, CanadaDD2 April 1974@#Dixie DunbarRNKing, CharlotteDD29 August 1991 TRDied of heart attack in Miami Beach FL at age 72.@#Dawn DunlapDB1962, Austin, TX@#Dominique DunneDBSanta Monica, CADD4 November 1982 TRSister of Griffin Dunne. Murdered at age 23 by her boyfriend.@#Deanna DurbinRNDurbin, Edna MaeDB4 December 1921, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada@#Dan DuryeaDB23 January 1907, White Plains, NYDD7 June 1968 TRDied of cancer in Hollywood.@#Daisy EaganTRAt age 11, she was the youngest actress to ever win aTRTony Award, for her performance in the musical THE SECRETTRGARDEN.@#Duane EddyDB26 April 1938@#Dave EdmundsDB15 April 1944@#Douglas EdwardsDB14 July 1917, Ada, OK@#Dana ElcarDB10 October, Ferndale, MIGA"A-Team, The" (1983), as Olsen TRWent blind due to Glaucoma ~1991TRNow requires special computer equipment to read printed text@#Danny ElfmanDB29 May 1954, near Amarillo, Texas, USA. BGAs Danny (the son of an Air Force father) was growing up in the LosBGAngeles area, he was largely unaware of his talent for composing. ItBGwasn't until the early 1970's that Danny and his older brother RichardBGstarted a musical troupe while in Paris; the group "Mystic Knights ofBGOingo-Boingo" was created for Richard's directorial debut, _TheBGForbidden Zone_ (now considered a cult classic by Elfman fans). TheBGgroup's name has gone through many incarnations over the years, fromBG"Mystic Knights" and "Oingo-Boingo" to, eventually, its current name,BG"Boingo". While continuing to compose eclectic, intelligent rockBGmusic for his L.A.-based band (some of which had been used in variousBGfilm soundtracks, e.g. "Weird Science" in a movie by the same name),BGDanny formed a friendship with young director Tim Burton (qv), who wasBGthen a fan of Oingo-Boingo. Danny went on to score the soundtrack forBGBurton's 1985 film _Pee Wee's Big Adventure_ (qv), which representedBGDanny's first orchestral film score. The Elfman-Burton partnershipBGcontinued (most notably through the hugely-successful _Batman_ flicks)BGand opened doors of opportunity for Danny, who has been referred toBGas "Hollywood's hottest film composer".OWDanny continues as composer and lead singer of his eclectic rock band,OWknown as "Oingo-Boingo" and "Boingo". The group has released elevenOWalbums as of 1994's recording (titled simply "Boingo").AGDanny ElfmanAGc/o L.A. Personal DevelopmentAGP.O. Box 10815AGBeverly Hills, CA 90213 USAAGLaura EngelTRDanny's older brother is director Richard Elfman (qv). BYDana Caro James (eville@nc5.infi.net)@#Duke EllingtonRNEllington, Edward KennedyDB29 April 1899, Washington, DCDD24 May 1974@#Denholm ElliottDB31 May 1922, London, EnglandDD6 Oct 1992, Ibiza, Spain, from an AIDS-related illness BGMuch-loved character actor who specialised in playing slightlyBGsleazy/slightly eccentric and often flawed upper middle classBGEnglish gentlemen. His career spanned nearly 40 years, becomingBGa well-known face both in Britain and in the States. BYRoger Davies (roger@easynet.co.uk)@#Douglas EmersonDB5 October 1974@#Dick EmeryRNEmery, Richard GilbertDB7 February 1917, London, EnglandDD2 January 1983@#Devon EricsonDB21 December, Salt Lake City, UT@#Dale EvansRNSmith, Francis O.DB31 October 1912, Uvalde, TXSP'Roy Rogers' (qv) (? - present)@#Douglas EvansDB26 January 1904DD25 March 1968 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Douglas Fairbanks Jr.RNFairbanks, Douglas Elton UllmanDB9 December 1909, New York, NY@#Douglas FairbanksRNUllman, Douglas EltonDB23 May 1883, Denver, CODD12 December 1939, heart attack BGHe was raised by his southern mother who had separated from hisBGfather (a Jewish lawyer) when he was five. He began amateur theatreBGat age 12 and continued while attending the Colorado School ofBGMines. In 1900 they moved to New York. He attended Harvard,BGtraveled to Europe, worked on a cattle freighter, in a hardwareBGstore and as a clerk on Wall Street. He made his Broadway debut inBG1902 and five years later left theatre to marry an industrialist'sBGdaughter. He returned when his father-in-law went broke the nextBGyear. In 1915 he went to Hollywood and worked under a reluctantBGD.W. Griffith. The following year he formed his own productionBGcompany. During a Liberty Bond tour with Charlie Chaplin he fell inBGlove with Mary Pickford with whom he, Chaplin and Griffith hadBGformed United Artists in 1919. He made very successful early socialBGcomedies, then highly popular swashbucklers during the 'twenties.BGThe owners of Hollywood's Pickfair Mansion separated in 1933 andBGdivorced in 1936. In March of that year he married an ex-chorusBGgirl and retired from acting.AKThomas, EltonOWauthor - "Laugh and Live" (1917)OWauthor - "Making Life Worth While" (1918)OWauthor - "My Secret Success" (1922)OWauthor - "Youth Points the Way" (1924)SP'Anna Beth Sully' (qv) (1907 - ??, divorce) a son, Douglas Jr.SP'Mary Pickford' (qv) (1920 - 1936, divorce)SP'Lady Sylvia Ashley' (qv) (1936 - death)TROne of the 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts andTRSciences (AMPAS)TRFirst president of the AMPAS BYEd Stephan @#Dennis FarinaDB1944, Chicago, IL@#Derek FarrDB7 February 1912, London, England@#David FarrarDB1908, Forest Gate, England@#David FaustinoDB3 March 1974, CA@#Donald FeddersonDB1913, SDDD18 December 1994, Los Angeles CA, heart problemsSP'Yvonne'@#Dennis FimpleGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Informant (ep. 'They Shoot Hammers Don't They')@#Danielle FishelDB5 May 1981@#Dick ForanRNForan, NicholasDB18 June 1910, Flemington, NJDD10 August 1979@#Deborah ForemanRNForeman, Deborah LynnDBOctober 1965@#Donald FosterDB31 July 1889, PADD23 December 1969 TRDied after long illness in Hollywood.@#Dorothy Adams FoulgerDBNDDD16 March 1988 TRDied in Woodland Hills CA at age 88.@#Douglas FowleyDB30 May 1911, New York, NY@#Don FrancksDB28 February 1932, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada@#Dennis FranzDB28 October 1944, Chicago, IL@#Dan FrazerDB20 November, New York, NY@#Dan FrischmanDB23 April@#David FrostDB7 April 1939, Tenterden, England@#Dwight FryeDB22 February 1899, Salina, KSDD7 November 1943@#Daniel FuchsDBBrooklyn, NYDD26 July 1993 TRDied of heart failure in Los Angeles at age 84.@#Deborra-Lee FurnessDBAustralia@#Don GallowayDB27 July 1937, Brooksville, KY@#David GarfieldDB1943DD24 November 1994, Los Angeles CA, heart attackSP'Susan' (qv) (? - 1994) (widowed)@#Dave GarrowayDB13 July 1913, Schnectady, NYDD21 July 1982 TRHis usual sign off was "Peace"@#Dick GautierDB1939@#Daniel GelinDB19 May 1921, Angers, France TRFather of Maria Schneider@#Daniel GerrollDB16 October 1951, London, England@#Duncan GibbinsDB1952DD3 November 1993, Malibu CA, burns@#Debbie GibsonRNGibson, Deborah AnneDB31 August 1970, Brooklyn, NY BGDebbie Gibson has written songs since the age of 5. Her debutBGalbum, "Out of the Blue" (1987), became an instant hit as a 16-year old.BGDebbie also moved on to branch out not only as a performer butBGalso as an actress, appearing in such musicals as "Les Miserables"BGand, most, recently, "Grease".BO"Debbie Gibson - Electric Star" by Randi ResfieldBO"Between the Lines" by Deborah Gibson and Mark BegoOW"Electric Youth" (1989), "Anything Is Possible" (1990)OW"Body Mind Soul" (1993)QU"Kids can see you don't have to have a sexy costume or shave your headQUor do crazy things to be successful. You just work at it and be normal."QU(1989, in reference to her success)AGD.G.I.F. (Debbie Gibson International Fan Club)AGP.O. Box 489AGMerrick, N.Y. 11566 BYPatrick S. Lee (pl1h@andrew.cmu.edu)@#Dizzy GillespieRNGillespie, John BirksDBCheraw, SCDD6 January 1993 TRJazz musician. Died of pancreatic cancer in Englewood NJ at age 75.@#David GilliamDB15 December 1948, Plymouth, England@#Domiziana GiordanoDB1960, Rome, Italy@#Dorothy GishRNGish, Dorothy ElizabethDB11 March 1898, Massillon, OHDD4 June 1968 TRSister of Lillian Gish.TRDied of bronchial pneumonia in Rapallo, Italy.@#Dana GladstoneGA"Space Rangers" (1993), as [unknown]@#Danny GloverDB22 July 1947, San Francisco, CA TRGraduated from San Francisco State College.TRAttended The Black Actors' Workshop, American Conservatory Theatre.TRFilm debut, _Escape From Alcatraz_ (qv)@#Dagmar GodowskyDD13 February 1975 TRDied at age 78.@#Dody GoodmanRNGoodman, DoloresDB28 October 1929, Columbus, OH@#David GorceyDD23 October 1984@#Dexter GordonDD25 April 1990 TRJazz saxophonist. Died of kidney failure in Philadelphia at age 67.@#Don GordonDB23 November 1926, Los Angeles, CA@#Don GradyTRChildren - Joey, Tessa.TRWas a Mouseketeer before becoming a "son"TRWorks as showbiz composerSPGinny@#David GrafDB16 April 1950, Lancaster, OH@#Dorothy GrangerDB1911, OHDD4 January 1995, Los Angeles CA, cancer TRShe won a beauty contest in Texas at age 13.TRShe played the wife of Leon Errol in a long-running two-reeler seriesTRfor RKO.TRHer last public appearance was in 1993 when the Screen Actors GuildTRhonored its character members who had been issued SAG cards when SAG wasTRfounded sixty years earlier.@#David Marshall GrantDB21 June 1955, Westport, CT@#Deborah GrantGA"UFO" (1970), as Linda, (ep. 'Psychobombs')@#Dolores GrayDB7 June 1924, Chicago, IL@#Dulcie GrayDB20 November 1919, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia@#Dabbs GreerDB2 April 1917, Fairview, MO@#Dennis GregoryDD15 March 1993 TRDied of pneumonia in East Meadow NJ at age 40.@#D.W. GriffithRNGriffith, David (Lewelyn) WarkDB21 January 1875, LaGrange, KYDD21 July 1948, Hollywood CA, cerebral hemorrhage BGGriffith was born in rural Kentucky to Jacob "Roaring Jake" Griffith,BGa Confederate Army colonel and Civil War hero. He grew up with hisBGfather's romantic war stories and melodramatic nineteenth centuryBGliterature that were to eventually mold his black-and-white view ofBGhuman existence and history. In 1897, Griffith set out to pursue aBGcareer both acting and writing for the theater but for the most partBGwas unsuccessful. Reluctantly, he agreed to act in the new motionBGpicture medium for 'Edwin S. Porter' (qv) at the Edison Company.BGGriffith was eventually offered a job at the financially strugglingBGAmerican Biograph Company where he directed over 450 short films,BGexperimenting with the story-telling techniques he would later perfectBGin his epic _The Birth of a Nation_ (qv). Griffith and his personalBGcinematographer 'G.W. Bitzer' (qv) collaborated to create and perfectBGsuch cinematic devices as the flashback, the iris shot, the mask, andBGcrosscutting. In the years following _Birth_ (qv), Griffith neverBGagain saw the same monumental success, and, in 1931, his increasingBGfailures forced his retirement. Though hailed for his vision inBGnarrative film-making, he was similarly criticized for his blatantBGracism. Griffith died in Los Angeles in 1948, one of the mostBGdichotomous figures in film history.BOEdward Wagenknecht, "The Films of D.W. Griffith, " 1975BORobert M. Henderson, "D.W. Griffith: His Life and Work, " 1972TRHe has been called "the father of film technique, " "the man whoTRinvented Hollywood, " and "the Shakespeare of the screen."SP'Linda Arvidson' (qv) (1906 - ?) (divorced)SP'Evelyn Baldwin' (qv) (1936 - ?) (divorced) BYMichael Kaminsky @#David GrohDB21 May 1941, New York, NY@#Devon GummersallDB15 October 1978@#Dayle HaddonDB26 May 1949, Montreal, Quebec, Canada@#Dan HaggertyDB19 November 1941, Hollywood, CA@#Deidre HallDB31 October 1947, Milwaukee, WI@#Deborah HamptonDD25 February 1990, age 30@#Daryl HannahRNHannah, Daryl ChristineDB19 December 1960, Chicago, ILHT5' 10"TRSister of Page Hannah (qv)@#David HareDB5 June 1947@#Dorian HarewoodDB6 August 1950, Dayton, OH@#Deborah HarmonGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as [unknown] (ep. 'Vertical')@#Danielle HarrisGA"Growing Pains" (1985), episode G9 'The Big Fix' (11/91)@#Debbie HarryRNHarry, Deborah AnnDB1 July 1945, Miami, FL BGDeborah Harry was born in 1945 in Miami, Florida. She was adopted atBGthree months and raised by the Harry family in Hawthorne, New Jersey.BGIn the '60s she worked as a Playboy Bunny and hung out at Max'sBGKansas City, a famous Warhol-inhabited night spot. Her professionalBGsinging career started in 1968 with a folk band called Wind In TheBGWillows. She sang backup on their first (and only) album. In 1973,BGshe met Chris Stein, who became her long-time boyfriend. They createdBGBlondie in 1975 after they both were in the Stilletoes, a theatricalBG"girl group" band. Blondie struggled for a few years, then went onBGto be one of the most successful bands of the late '70s and earlyBG'80s. The group broke up in 1983. Deborah has released five soloBGalbums, acted in several movies and television shows and a fewBGcommercials (Gloria Vanderbilt Jeans, Sara Lee, Revlon). She's doneBGmany benefit shows in support of AIDS charities, a Broadway showBG(Teaneck Tanzai), poetry readings, and been one of the most notoriousBGcharacters in the New York downtown scene. As of 1995 she's beenBGdoing shows in the US and Europe with the Jazz Passengers and ElvisBGCostello, filming two new movies ("Heavies" with Liv Tyler and EvanBGDando and "Drop Dead Rock" with Adam Ant), and topping the danceBGcharts with two newly remixed Blondie singles ("Rapture" andBG"Atomic"). A Blondie tribute album is due soon and a Blondie remixBGalbum titled "Remixed, Remade, Remodeled" is due in July 1995.NKDebbieHT5' 3"QU"I wish I had invented sex." BYlab@primenet.com@#Deborah HarryRNHarry, Deborah AnnDB1 July 1945, Miami, FL TRSinger/actress@#Dolores HartDB1938@#David HartmanDB19 May 1935, Pawtucket, RI@#David HasselhoffDB17 July 1952, Baltimore, MDSP'Pamela Bach' (qv) (? - present)@#Don HastingsDB1 April 1934, Brooklyn, NY@#Dick HaymesDBArgentinaDD28 March 1980@#David HedisonDB20 May 1929, Providence, RI@#David HemmingsDB18 November 1941, Guilford, Surrey, England@#Don HenleySP'Sharon Summerall' (qv) (20 May 1995 - present)@#Doug HenningDB3 May 1947, Fort Garry, Manitoba, Canada TRMagician@#Douglas HeyesDB22 May 1956DD8 February 1993 TRDied of congestive heart failure in BeverlyTRHills CA at age 73.@#Darryl HickmanDB28 July 1931, Hollywood, CA@#Dwayne HickmanDB18 May 1934, Los Angeles, CASP'Carol Christensen' (qv) (7 March 1963 - ?)SP'Joanne Papile' (qv) (3 March 1977 - ?)SP'Joan Roberts' (qv) (16 April 1983 - ?)BODwayne and Joan Roberts Hickman, "Forever Dobie" (1994)WN"Dwayne Hickman continues to work in television as an actor, writer,WNand director." - _Forever Dobie_@#Dana HillDB6 May 1964@#Don HoDB13 August 1930, Kakaako, Oahu, HI@#Dustin HoffmanDB8 August 1937, Los Angeles, CAHT5' 5"GATV commercial for Volkswagen automobiles (1966)@#Drake HogestynDBFort Wayne, IN@#Darla HoodDD13 June 1979 TRDied at age 48.@#Dennis HopperDB17 May 1936, Dodge City, KSGATV commercials for Nike sneakers as Stanley, a football referee (1994-95)@#Donald HoustonDB1924?, Tonypandy, WalesDD13 October 1991 TRDied in Coimbra, Portugal at age 67.@#David HuddlestonDB17 September 1930, Vinton, VA@#David HuffmanDD27 February 1985@#Dianne HullDB1948@#Diana HylandDB25 January 1936, Cleveland Heights, OHDD27 March 1977@#Darrow IgusDB11 May@#David ImbodenDD18 March 1974 TRDied at age 87.@#Derek JacobiDB22 October 1938, London, England@#Dean JaggerRNJagger, Dean JeffriesDB7 November 1905, Columbus Grove, OHDD5 February 1991 TRDied in Los Angeles.@#Dalton JamesDB19 March 1971 TRLives in Sacramento, CA@#David JanssenRNMeyer, David HaroldDB27 March 1931, Naponee, NEDD13 February 1980@#Derek JarmanDB31 January 1942DD19 February 1994, London England, AIDS complications@#David JohansenDB9 January 1950, Staten Island, NY TRFormer member of the early 70's glam rock group; The New YorkTRDolls. Also a torch singer under the pseudonym of Buster Poindexter.@#Don JohnsonRNWayne, DonaldDB15 December 1949GA"The Dating Game", as a contestant (1969)SP'Melanie Griffith' (qv)TRHas a child with Patti D'Arbanville@#Davey JonesDB30 December 1946@#David JonesDD14 September 1992 TRCommitted suicide (had terminal cancer) in ProvidenceTRRI at age 76.@#David Hugh JonesDB19 February 1934, Poole Dorset England@#Davy JonesGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as record producer (ep. 'Sledge, Rattle, andGARoll')@#Dean JonesDB25 January 1931, Morgan City, AL@#Duane JonesDBPADD22 July 1988 TRDied of cardiopulmonary arrest in Mineola NY at age 51.@#Dorrie KavanaughDDDecember 1983, cancer@#Dianne KayDB29 March 1955 BGRegular on "Eight Is Enough"@#Danny KayeRNKaminski, David DanielDB18 January 1913, New York, NYDD3 March 1987@#Diane KeatonRNHall, DianeDB5 January 1946, Santa Anna, CA TREarly credits:TR1964 played Carrie Pepperidge in "Corousel" at Santa Ana College,TRSanta Ana, CATR1964 played Maria Rainer in "Sound of Music" at Orange CoastTRCollege, Costa Mesa, CATR1964 played Rose Alvarez in "Bye Bye Birdie" at Orange CoastTRCollege, Costa Mesa, CA@#David KeithDB7 May 1954@#DeForest KelleyDB20 January 1920, Atlanta, GAGA"333 Montgomery", pilotGA"77 Sunset Strip" (ep. '88 Bars')GA"ABC Afternoon Playbreak", as [unknown]GA"Bat Masterson" (ep. 'No Amnesty for Death')GA"Black Saddle" (ep. 'Apache Trail')GA"Bold Ones: the Doctors" (ep. 'Giants Never Kneel')GA"Bonanza" (eps. 'The Decision', 'The Honor of Cochise', 'Ride the Wind')GA"Cowboys, The", as [unknown]GA"Dakotas, The" (ep. 'Reformation at Big Nose Buffe')GA"Death Valley Days: The Great Diamond Mines", as [unknown]GA"Donna Reed Show", as [unknown]GA"Fugitive, The", as [unknown]GA"Gallant Men, The" (ep. 'A Taste of Peace')GA"Gunsmoke" (eps. 'Indian Scout', 'Al Clovis')GA"Ironside" (ep. 'Warrior's Return')GA"Laramie" (ep. 'The Gun Deal')GA"Laredo" (ep. 'Sound of Terror')GA"Lawman" (ep. 'The Squatters')GA"Lineup, The" (ep. 'The Chloroform Murder Case')GA"Lone Ranger, The" (eps. 'Legion of Old Times', 'Gold Train')GA"M Squad" (ep. 'Diamond Hard')GA"Millionaire, The" (ep. 'Millionaire Iris Miller')GA"Navy Log", as [unknown]GA"Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law" (ep. 'Make no Mistake')GA"Perry Mason" (ep. 'The Case of the Unwelcome Bride')GA"Police Story", pilotGA"Richard Diamond P.E." (eps. 'The Fine Art of Murder', 'The Adjuster')GA"Room 222" (ep. 'Suitable for Framing')GA"Rough Riders, The" (ep. 'The Night Riders')GA"Route 66" (ep. '1800 Days to Justice')GA"Silent Force" (ep. 'The Judge')GA"Silent Service" (ep. 'The Gar Story')GA"Slattery's People" (ep. 'Which One has the Privilege')GA"Stagecoach West" (ep. 'Image of a Man')@#Douglas KennedyDB14 September 1915, NYDD10 August 1973, Honolulu, HI@#Doris KenyonDB5 September 1897, Syracuse, NYDD1 September 1979 TRSilent screen star@#Deborah KerrRNKerr-Trimmer, Deborah JaneDB30 September 1921, Helensburgh, Scotland@#Donald KerrDB5 August 1891, Eagle Grove, IADD25 January 1977@#Dennis KingDB2 November 1897, Coventry, EnglandDD21 May 1971 TRDied of heart ailment in New York NY.@#Durwood KirbyDB24 August 1912, Covington, KY@#Don KnottsDB21 July 1924, Morgantown, WV@#Dean KoontzDB9 July 1945AGHarold Ober Associates, 40 East 49th Street, New York, NY 10017SP'Gerda Ann Koontz' (qv) (1966 - ?)BOThe Dean Koontz Companion@#Doris KunstmannDB1944, Hamburg, Germany@#Diane KurysDB3 December 1948@#Danny La RueRNCarroll, Daniel PatrickDB1928@#Diane LaddRNLadner, Rose DianeDB29 November 1932, Meridian, MS TRMother of Laura Dern@#Dalai LamaRNGyatso, TenzinDB6 June 1935, Tibet@#Debra LambDBNovember 1963 BGDebra came up through the world of Exotic Dancing in Los Angeles, toBGin a remarkable string of low-budget screamers and mega-budget vehicles.TRDebra was cut from 'Trains, Planes and Automobiles' and 'Robocop'TRShe is also an accomplished fire-eater BYAnonymous@#Dorothy LamourRNKaumeyer, Mary Leta DorothyDB10 December 1914, New Orleans, LA@#David L. LanderDB22 June 1947GA"Married with Children" (1987), as Al's old classmate Eli (Mar, 1993)@#Diane LaneDB22 January 1965, New York, NYSP'Christopher Lambert' (qv) (? - present)@#David LangtonDB1912DD30 April 1994, London England, heart attack@#Darcy LaPierSP'Jean Claude Van Damme' (qv) (? - ?)@#David LascherDB27 April 1972@#Dan LauriaGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Raker (ep. 'A Clockwork Hammer')@#Daliah LaviRNLevenbuch, DaliahDB12 October 1942, Shavei Zion, Israel@#David LeanDB25 March 1908, Croydon, EnglandDD16 April 1991@#Danny LeeRNSau-Yin, Lee@#Diana LeeDB11 May 1961, Seattle, WAHT5' 7"TRModel/actress, aka Diana Lee-Hsu.TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month May 1988@#Dorian LeighRNParker, Dorian Elizabeth LeighDB23 April 1919, San Antonio, TX TRModel, sister of Suzy Parker@#David LeisureBGDuring his student-actor days at San Diego State University,BGLeisure roomed with Robert Hays. Graduating with a degree inBGfine arts, he pursued acting jobs for 6 years before landingBGa bit part in "Airplane!", which ironically starred his formerBGroomie. Acting prospects continued to be dim, and Leisure wasBGliving out of his VW bus. Taking a girlfriend's advice, heBGjoined a workshop on tv commercial acting, and soon started hisBGspokesman career pitching for Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages andBGappearing as superliar "Joe Isuzu" in a series of outrageousBGIsuzu commercials.GA"Married with Children" (1987), as game show host Bink Winkleman (03/88)GATV commercial for Izuzu cars as liar Joe Izuzu (late '80s) BYRay Hamel @#Donovan LeitchDB16 August 1968@#David LelandDB20 April 1947, Cambridge, England TRActor@#Deirdre LenihanDB19 May 1946@#David LettermanDB12 April 1947, Indianapolis, IN@#Dawnn LewisDB13 August 1960@#Debbie LindonDB22 February 1961, Glasgow, Scotland TRModel@#Doris LloydRNLloyd, Hessy DorisDB3 July 1896, Liverpool, EnglandDD21 May 1968 TRDied of heart strain in Santa Barbara CA.@#Dorothy LoudonDB17 September 1933@#Darlene LoveDB26 July 1941@#Dominic LuceroDD8 July 1994, lymphatic cancerOWDancer/Singer on Roundhouse by Rebel Entertainment@#Dayton LummisDD23 June 1988@#Dolph LundgrenDB3 November 1959, Stockholm, Sweden@#Dorothy LymanDB18 April 1947@#David LynchDB20 January 1946, Missoula, MT BGBorn in precisely the kind of small-town American setting so familiarBGfrom his films, David Lynch spent his childhood being shunted from oneBGstate to another as his research scientist father kept gettingBGrelocated. He attended various art schools, marrying and fatheringBGfuture director Jennifer Chambers Lynch shortly after he turned 21.BGThat experience, plus attending art school in a particularly violentBGand run-down area of Philadelphia, inspired 'Eraserhead', a film thatBGhe began in the early 1970s (after a couple of shorts) and which heBGwould work on obsessively for five years. The final film was initiallyBGjudged to be almost unreleasably weird, but thanks to the efforts ofBGdistributor Ben Barenholtz, it secured a cult following and enabledBGLynch to make his first mainstream film (in an unlikely alliance withBGMel Brooks), though 'The Elephant Man' (1980) was shot through with hisBGunique sensibility. Its enormous critical and commercial success ledBGto 'Dune' (1984), a hugely expensive commercial disaster, but LynchBGredeemed himself with 'Blue Velvet' (1986), his most personal andBGoriginal work since his debut. He subsequently won the top prize atBGthe Cannes Film Festival with the dark, violent road movie 'Wild atBGHeart' (1990), and achieved a huge cult following with his surreal TVBGseries 'Twin Peaks' (1991/2), which he adapted for the big screen,BGthough his comedy series 'On the Air' (1993) was less successful.. HeBGalso draws comic strips and has devised multimedia stage events withBGregular composer Angelo Badalamenti. He had a much-publicised affairBGwith Isabella Rossellini in the late 1980s.BOAlexander, Hohn. THE FILMS OF DAVID LYNCH. 1993.BOLondon: Charles Letts & Co. 206pp. ISBN 1-85238-360-7BOKaleta, Kenneth. DAVID LYNCH. 1993. New York:BOMacMillan. 207 pp. ISBN 0-8057-9323-2OWIMAGES. (1994). New York: Hyperion. 191 pp. ISBN: 0-7868-6060-XTRDavid Lynch had eaten lunch at Bob's Big Boy in Los AngelesTRnearly every day for almost eight years in a row.QU"It's better not to know so much about what things mean orQUhow they might be interpreted or you'll be too afraid to letQUthings keep happening. Psychology destroys the mystery,QUthis kind of magic quality. It can be reduced to certainQUneuroses or certain things, and since it is now named andQUdefined, it's lost its mystery and the potential for a vast,QUinfinite experience."QU"I sort of go by a duck when I work on a film because if youQUstudy a duck, you'll see certain things. You'll see a bill,QUand the bill is a certain texture and a certain length.QUThen you'll see a head, and the features on the head are aQUcertain texture and it's a certain shape and it goes intoQUthe neck. The texture of the bill for instance is veryQUsmooth and it has quite precise detail in it and it remindsQUyou somewhat of the legs. 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So when you're working on a film, aQUlot of times you can get the bill and the legs and the bodyQUand everything, but this eye of the duck is a certain scene,QUthis jewel, that if it's there, it's absolutely beautiful.QUIt's just fantastic."QU"Film exists because we can go and have experiences thatQUwould be pretty dangerous or strange for us in real life.QUWe can go into a room and walk into a dream. If we didn'tQUwant to upset anyone, we would make films about sewing, butQUeven that could be dangerous. But I think finally, in aQUfilm, it is how the balance is and the feelings are. ButQUI think there has to be those contrasts and strong thingsQUwithing a film for the total experience."QU"I'm not a real film buff. Unfortunately, I don't haveQUtime. I just don't go. And I become very nervous when IQUgo to a film because I worry so much about the director andQUit is hard for me to digest my popcorn."QU"It makes me uncomfortable to talk about meanings andQUthings. 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But what's so fantastic is to getQUdown into areas where things are abstract and where thingsQUare felt, or understood in an intuitive way that, you can't,QUyou know, put a microphone to somebody at the theatre andQUsay 'Did you understand that?' but they come out with aQUstrange, fantastic feeling and they can carry that, and itQUopens some little door or something that's magical andQUthat's the power that film has." BYMichael Brooke @#Diana LynnRNLoehr, DollyDB7 October 1926, Los Angeles, CADD18 December 1971 TRDied of brain hemorrhage in Los Angeles.@#Dorothy MackaillDBEnglandDD12 August 1990 TRDied of kidney failure in Honolulu HI at age 87.@#Douglas MacLeanDB10 January 1890, Philadelphia, PADD9 July 1967 TRSilent film comedian turned producer. Died in Beverly Hills.@#Duncan MacraeDB20 August 1905, Glasgow, ScotlandDD23 March 1967 TRDied in Glasgow, Scotland.@#Dave MaddenGA"Married with Children" (1987), as the manager (02/94)@#Dorothy MaloneRNMaloney, Dorothy EloiseDB30 January 1925, Chicago, IL@#Djibril Diop MambetyDBJanuary 1945@#David MametDB30 November 1947, Chicago, IL TRPlaywright/screenwriter@#Daniel MannRNChugerman, DanielDB8 August 1912, Brooklyn, NYDD21 November 1991 TRFather-in-law of Harold Ramis.TRDied of heart failure in Los Angeles CA.@#Dinah ManoffDB25 January 1958, New York, NY TRDaughter of Lee Grant@#Dan MarinoDB15 September 1961 BGMarino was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and attended theBGUniversity of Pittsburgh, where he became the most prolific andBGcelebrated passer in Pitt Panther history and a first-round draft pickBGfor Don Shula of the Dolphins. Marino has established a record numberBGof records on the All-Time Quarterback list, does charity work, andBGcreated the Dan Marino Foundation to benefit the youth charities ofBGSouth Florida. BYTak @#Douglas MarlandDD6 March 1993 TRActor turned soap opera writer.TRDied of surgery complications in Norwalk CT at age 58.@#Dean MartinRNCrocetti, Dino PaulDB17 June 1917, Steubenville, OH@#Dean Paul MartinDD23 March 1987 TRMusician/tennis pro. Son of Dean Martin. Killed in a plane crash.SP'Olivia Hussey' (qv) (? - ?)@#Dick MartinDB30 January 1922, Detroit, MI@#Douglas Brian MartinOWDirected the following music videos:OW"Murder, Mystery & Mayhem (1981)" for Peter IversOW"No Smoking (1982)" for John WatersOW"Shock Value (1982)" for John WatersOW"I Predict (1982)" for SparksOW"Get Up And Go (1982)" for The Go-Go'sOW"Gone Daddy Gone (1983)" for Violent FemmesOW"Barefoot Rock (1983)" for The BlastersOW"One Red Rose (1983)" for The BlastersOW"The Cutting Edge (1983)" for MTVOW"Christian Girls Problems (1983)" for The Gleaming SpiresOW"Head Over Heels (1983)" for The Go-Go'sOW"Sound Of The Rain (1984)" for Rank & FileOW"Livin' A Little, Laughin' A Little (1985)" for John Hiatt/ElvisOWCostello "When Angels Kiss (1985)" for Gary MyrickOW"Stick Around (1985)" for Julian LennonOW"Lips To Find You (1986)" for Teena MarieOW"Situation #9 (1986)" for Club NouveauOW"Murder, Mystery & Mayhem (1981)" for Peter IversOW"No Smoking (1982)" for John WatersOW"Shock Value (1982)" for John WatersOW"I Predict (1982)" for SparksOW"Get Up And Go (1982)" for The Go-Go'sOW"Gone Daddy Gone (1983)" for Violent FemmesOW"Barefoot Rock (1983)" for The BlastersOW"One Red Rose (1983)" for The BlastersOW"The Cutting Edge (1983)" for MTVOW"Christian Girls Problems (1983)" for The Gleaming SpiresOW"Head Over Heels (1983)" for The Go-Go'sOW"Sound Of The Rain (1984)" for Rank & FileOW"Livin' A Little, Laughin' A Little (1985)" for John Hiatt/ElvisOWCostello "When Angels Kiss (1985)" for Gary MyrickOW"Stick Around (1985)" for Julian LennonOW"Lips To Find You (1986)" for Teena MarieOW"Situation #9 (1986)" for Club Nouveau@#Daniel MasseyDB10 October 1933, London, England@#Dakin MatthewsGA"Herman's Head" (1991), as Mr. Brooks (03/93)@#Doris MayDD12 May 1984@#Douglas MazellDB26 August 1955, Stoneham, Massachusetts.@#Diane McBainDB18 May 1941, Cleveland, OH@#Donald McBrideDB23 June 1893, Brooklyn, NYDD21 June 1957@#David McCallumRNMcCallum, David KeithDB19 September 1933, Glasgow, Scotland BGChildren: Paul, Valentine, Peter & Sophie. Hobbies: Reading, golf andBGcomputers. Parents: David McCallum, Sr. (violinst) & Dorothy DormanBG(cellist). Siblings: Iain (older brother). Military: Royal West AfricanBGFrontier Force in African Gold Coast (early 50's). Became small arms andBGexplosive expert.SP'Katherine Carpenter' (qv) (September 1967 - ?)TRFan club address: Lynda Mendoza, PO Box 313, Lansing, IL 60438-0313 USA@#Doug McClureDB11 May 1938, Glendale, CADD5 February 1995 (cancer)@#Darius McCraryDB1976, Walnut, CA@#David McCulloughDB7 July 1933@#Dylan McDermottDB26 October 1962, Waterbury, CT@#Darren McGavinDB7 May 1922, San Joaquin, CAGA"Alfred Hitchcock Presents/The Cheney Vase", as museum curator (12/25/55)@#Dorothy McGuireDB14 June 1918, Omaha, NE@#Danica McKellarDB3 January 1975GA"Twilight Zone, The", as [unknown]GA"Babylon 5", as [unknown]@#Doug McKeonDB10 June 1966, Pompton Plains, NJ@#David McLeanDB19 May 1922@#Don McLeanDB2 October 1945, New Rochelle, NY@#Don McManusGA"Seinfeld" (1990), as Duncan (1994-95)@#Donald MeekDB14 July 1878, Glasgow, ScotlandDD18 November 1946, Los Angeles, CA@#Dariush MehrjuiDB1940 BGBorn in Tehran, graduated in philosophy and film-making from UCLA inBG1964. BYL.H. Wong@#David MendenhallDB13 June 1971@#Doro MerandeDBColumbia, KSDD1 November 1975@#Don MeredithDB10 April 1938@#David MerrickDB27 November 1912, Hong Kong@#Dina MerrillDB9 December 1925, New York, NY@#Dina MeyerGA"Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990), as Lucinda Nicholson, the teacher whoGAseduced Brandon Walsh (periodically, 1993-1994)@#David MillerDD14 April 1992 TRDied of cancer in Los Angeles at age 82.@#Dennis MillerDB3 November 1953, Pittsburgh, PA@#Denny MillerDB25 April 1934, Los Angeles, CA BGMiller was a basketball star at UCLA where his father was a physicalBGeducation instructor. In his senior year, while working as a furnitureBGmover to pay for school, he was discovered on Sunset Boulevard by aBGHollywood Agent who signed him with MGM. He became the first blondBGTarzan in "Tarzan the Apeman" 1959), a cheapie/quickie which liftedBGmost of its footage from earlier Weissmuller movies. MGM had him underBGcontract for 20 months; in that time he worked 8 weeks as Tarzan.BGAfter that he did guest spots on a number of TV Series, finallyBGbecoming a regular on "Wagon Train" as Duke Shannon (his name was thenBGScott Miller). In 1965-6 he starred (as Denny again) with JulietBGProwse in TV's "Mona McKluskey" series.HT6' 4"OW"Wagon Train" (1960-64), Duke Shannon (acting name: Scott Miller)GA"Riverboat", as [unknown]GA"G.E. Theater", as [unknown]GA"Laramie", as [unknown]GA"I Spy", as [unknown]GA"Run for you Life", as [unknown]GA"Gilligan's Island", as [unknown] BYEd Stephan @#Dick MillerRNMiller, Richard@#Donna MillsDB11 December 1942, Chicago, IL@#Dannii MinogueRNMinogue, DannielleDB20 October 1971, Melbourne, Australia TRSinger, sister of Kylie Minogue@#Donald MoffatDB26 December 1930, Plymouth, England@#D.W. MoffettDB26 October 1954, Highland Park, IL@#Debi A. MonahanGA"Married with Children" (1987), as Hon (02/88)@#Douglass MontgomeryRNDouglass, KentDB29 October 1909, Los Angeles, CADD23 July 1966 TRDied in Norwalk CT.@#Deborah MooreDB1963, London, England TRAka Deborah Barrymore, Deborah Maria Moore.TRDaughter of Roger Moore.@#Demi MooreRNGuynes, DemiDB11 November 1962, Roswell, NM TRShe posed nude while seven months pregnant for a 1991 VANITY FAIRTRmagazine cover. In August 1992, she again posed nude for VANITYTRFAIR, this time wearing body paint that resembled a man's suit.SP'Bruce Willis' (qv) (1987 - present)AGRon Meyer, CAA@#Dick MooreDB12 September 1925, Los Angeles, CA@#Dudley MooreDB19 April 1935, London, EnglandHT5' 2.5"SP'Suzy Kendall' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Tuesday Weld' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Brogan Lane' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Nicole Rothschild' (qv) (16 April 1994 - )@#Dolores MoranDD5 February 1982@#Debbi MorganDB20 September 1950, Dunn, NC@#Dennis MorganRNMomer, StanleyDB10 December 1910, Prentice, WI@#Dorothea MoritzBGStarted acting 1952 at state theatres in Hamburg. Since early 70iesBGshe has been engaged in German-Polish reconcilation thus she hasBGbecome a journalist and film critic on Eastern European films. 1979BGshe started editing her own periodical 'German Film' (together withBGRon Holloway).OWLeweke, Anke: Berliner Profile. Dorothea Moritz. In: tip magazineOW1/95 (29.12.94), Berlin, pp. 64-65SP'Ron Holloway' (qv) (? - ?) BYFrank Schlueter @#Doretta MorrowDB27 January 1927, New York, NYDD28 February 1968 TRDied of cancer in London.@#David MorseDB11 October 1953, Hamilton, MA@#Diana MuldaurDB19 August 1938, New York, NYGA"Batman: The Animated Series", as voice (ep. 'Appointment in CrimeGAAlley') "Empty Nest" (1988), as [unknown]GA"F.B.I., The", as [unknown] (eps. 'Escape to Nowhere', 'Act of Violence')GA"Genesis II", as [unknown]GA"Hart to Hart", as [unknown]GA"Hawaii Five-O", as [unknown] (ep. 'Death Wish on Tantalus Mountain')GA"Incredible Hulk, The", as [unknown] (eps. 'Homecoming', 'Sanctuary')GA"Insight", as [unknown]GA"Invaders, The", as [unknown] (ep. 'The Life Seekers')GA"Kung Fu", as [unknown] (ep. 'The Elixir')GA"Quincy, M.E.", as [unknown]GA"Rockford Files, The", as [unknown]GA"Streets of San Francisco, The", as [unknown]@#Dermot MulroneyDB31 October 1963, Alexandria, VA@#Don MurrayDB31 July 1929, Hollywood, CASP'Hope Lange' (qv) (1956 - 1961)@#Dimitris MyratDD10 January 1991 TRDied of cancer in Athens, Greece at age 82.@#David NaughtonDB13 February 1951, Hartford, CTGATV commercials for Dr. Pepper (1978) TRBrother of James Naughton.@#David NelsonDB24 October 1936 TRSon of Ozzie and Harriet Nelson.SP'June Blair' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Yvonne Craig' (qv) (? - ?)@#David NewellDB23 January 1905, Carthage, MODD25 January 1980@#Dustin NguyenDB17 September 1962, Saigon, Vietnam@#Dandy NicholsDD6 February 1985@#Denise NickersonDB1959, New York, NY@#David NivenRNNiven, James David GrahamDB1 March 1910, Kirriemuir, ScotlandDD29 July 1983@#Derek NolanRNNolan, Derek JamesQU"I've just found my niche here in Hollywood. I plan to be here until I'mQUold and gray!"GA"Benson", as [unknown]GA"Webster", as [unknown]GA"Golden Girls, The" (1985), as [unknown]GA"Growing Pains", as [unknown]NKThe IronMan@#Desiree NosbuschRNBecker, Desiree NosbuschDB14 January 1965, Esch/Alzette, Luxembourg@#Don NovelloDB1 January 1943@#Donald NovisDB3 March 1906, Hastings, EnglandDD23 July 1966 TRSinger. Died in Norwalk CA.@#Don NuteDB13 March 1935?, Connellsvile, PADD25 August 1991 TRDied of AIDS in NY at age 56.@#Donald O'ConnorDB28 August 1925, Chicago, IL BGBorn into a vaudeville family, O'Connor was the youngful figureBGcutting a rug in several Universal musicals of the 1940s. HisBGbest-known musical work is probably "Singin' in the Rain" in whichBGhe did an impressive dance that culminating in a series ofBGbackflips off the wall. O'Connor was also effective in comedicBGlead roles, particularly as the companion to Francis the TalkingBGMule in that film series. BYRay Hamel @#Denis O'DeaDB26 April 1905, Dublin, IrelandDD5 November 1978@#Dan O'HerlihyDB1 May 1919, Wexford, Ireland@#Dennis O'KeefeRNFlanagan, Edward VanesDB28 March 1908, Fort Madison, IADD31 August 1968 TRDied after lung cancer surgery in Santa Monica CA.@#Diana OchoaDBPatzcuaro, MexicoDD5 March 1993 TRDied after long illness in Mexico City, Mexico at age 80.@#Daniel OckoDB1913?DD29 August 1991 TRDied of respiratory condition in Argentina at age 78.@#Devon OdessaDB18 January 1974@#Daniel OlbrychskiDB27 February 1945, Poland@#David OliverDD12 November 1992 TRDied of AIDS in Los Angeles at age 30.@#David OpatoshuDB30 January 1918, New York, NY@#Donny OsmondDB9 December 1957, Ogden, UT@#Dennis OttDB1958DD3 November 1994, Philadelphia PA, AIDSSP'Louise' (qv) (? - ?)@#Debra PagetRNGriffin, DebraleeDB19 August 1933, Denver, CO@#Don PardoDB22 February@#Dolores ParkerOW"Bride of the Monster", aka "Bride of the Atom"@#Dorothy ParkerDB1893DD1967BTMrs. Parker and the Vicious CircleSP'Alan Campbell' (qv) (? - ?)@#Dian ParkinsonRNBatts, Dianna LynnDB30 November 1944, Camp LeJune, NC TRMiss USA 1965@#Dolly PartonRNParton, Dolly RebeccaDB19 January 1946, Sevierville, TN@#Dennis PatrickDB14 March 1918, Philadelphia, PA@#Dorothy PatrickDD31 May 1987@#Dorothy PattenDD11 April 1975 TRDied at age 70.@#David PaymerDB30 August 1954@#Donna PescowDB24 March 1954, Brooklyn, NY@#David Andrew PetersDB27 July 1959HT6' 5"SP'Marcia Collaer' (qv) (? - ?)@#Detlef PetersenDB1950 BGHad been interested in music ever since his studies in Hamburg.BGHe had his great breakthrough in the mid 70th with the rock groupBGLake one of which was successful not only in Europe, but also in the US.BGThis was followed by a year in Los Angeles where he had been producerBGfor several American musicians. Back in Germany he produced besidesBGothers Hannes Wader and Udo Lindenberg. Later he began mainly to workBGas a composer and since 1991 he concentrates on film music. BYOliver Heidelbach @#Dorothy PetersonDB1900DD1979@#Dedee PfeifferDB1965, Midway City, CA TRSister of Michelle Pfeiffer (qv)@#Donald PhelpsDD16 February 1993 TRDied of AIDS in West Hollywood CA at age 61.@#David PierceDB3 April 1959, Albany, New York TRHe graduated from Yale University.TRHe plays both the piano and the organ.TRHe won the "Best Supporting Actor" award at the 1994 American ComedyTRAwards for his performance as Niles Crane in "Frasier".GA"Today", 3 November 1994GA"Celebrity Jeopardy", 11 November 1994GA"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", 28 November 1994GA"Late Night With Conan O'Brien", 19 January 1995GA"Saturday Night Live", 21 January 1995GA"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", 8 February 1995@#Danny PintauroRNPintauro-John, DannyDB6 January 1976, Mill Town, New Jersey@#Dan PitaDB1938, in Romania TRHas directed several award winning films since 1970, often together withTR'Mrcea Veroiu' (qv).@#Dieter PlageDD3 April 1993 TRGerman wildlife filmmaker.TRDied in a fall while filming in Sumatra at age 57.@#Dana PlatoDB7 November 1964, Maywood, CA@#Donald PleasenceDB5 October 1919, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, EnglandDD2 February 1995, St. Paul de Vence, France (after heart surgery)@#Danny PonceRNPonce, Louis DanielDB4 September 1972, Wiltham Massachusetts TRBrother of LuAnne Ponce.@#Dennis PotterDB1935DD1994@#Darren PowellGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Ricky (ep. 'State of Sledge')@#Dick PowellRNPowell, Richard E.DB14 November 1904, Mountain View, ARDD2 January 1963, West Los Angeles, CA (cancer) BGDick Powell was in the 30s the juvenile lead in the Warner backstageBGmusicalsBGopposite Ruby Keeler and Joan Blondell. After his career in musicals heBGcasted inBGprivat-eye roles and became a producer and director in TV and movies.SP'Joan Blondell' (qv) (? - ?)SP'June Allyson' (qv) (1945 - 1963)TRHe was a vocalist with Charlie Davis's orchestra before entering film. BYStephan Eichenberg @#Dennis PriceRNRose-Price, Dennistoun Franklyn JohnDB23 June 1915, Twyford, Berkshire, EnglandDD6 October 1973 TRDied in Guernsey, Channel Islands (England?).@#David ProvalDB1943, Brooklyn, NY@#Dorothy ProvineDB20 January 1937, Deadwood, SD@#Deboragh PryorRNMcGuire, Deboragh DeniseDB1952, CA@#David PuttnamDB25 February 1941@#Denver PyleDB11 May 1920, Bethune, CO@#Dennis QuaidDB9 April 1954, Houston, TX TRYounger brother of Randy QuaidSP'P.J. Soles' (qv) (divorced)SP'Meg Ryan' (qv) (14 Feb 1991 - present)@#Diana QuickDB23 November 1946, London, England@#Dennis QuilleyDB26 December 1927@#David RabeDB10 March 1940@#Deborah RaffinDB13 March 1953, Los Angeles, CA@#Dack RamboDB13 November 1941, Delano, CADD21 March 1994, AIDS@#Don RandolphDBCape Town, South AfricaDD16 March 1993 TRDied of pneumonia in Los Angeles at age 87.@#David RappaportDD2 May 1990 TRDied of gunshot wound to chest in apparent suicide in aTRSan Fernando Valley park at age 39.@#David RascheDB7 August 1944, St. Louis, MOSP'Heather Lupton' (qv) (? - ?)TRHis wife 'Lupton, Heather' (qv) has a guest role inTR"Sledgehammer" (1986), as ex-Mrs. Hammer (ep. 'Here's to You, Mrs.TRHammer')@#Donna ReedRNMullenger, Donna BelleDB27 January 1921, Denison, IADD14 January 1986@#Della ReeseRNEarly, Delloreese PatriciaDB6 July 1931, Detroit, MISP'Redd Foxx' (qv) (widowed)@#Duncan RegehrDB1954, Lethbridge, Canada@#Duncan RenaldoRNDuncan, Renault RenaldoDB23 April 1904, RomaniaDD3 September 1980@#Dorothy RevierRNVelagra, DorisDB1904, San Francisco, CADD19 November 1993, Hollywood, CA@#Debbie ReynoldsRNReynolds, Mary FrancesDB1 April 1932, El Paso, TX@#Deborah RichterDBSeptember 1957, Los Angeles, CASP'Charles Haid' (qv) (? - ?)@#Don RicklesDB8 May 1926, New York, NY@#Diana RiggDB20 July 1938, Doncaster, England@#Dino RisiTRFather of director Marco Risi (qv)@#Duke RobbinsDD16 September 1992 TRDied of pneumonia in Duarte CA at age 71.@#Doris RobertsDB4 November 1930, St. Louis, MO@#Dale RobertsonDB14 July 1923, Harrah, OK@#Dany RobinDB14 April 1927DD25 May 1995@#Daniela RoccaDB12 September 1937, Catania, SicilyDD28 May 1995, Milo, SicilyOWPsychoanalysis, Dreams and Fantasies Hidden in the Mind (book)@#Debbie RochonTRStarted out as a New York stage actress. Has written for numerous genreTRpublications including her current column in The Joe Bob ReportGADoes numerous as at Horror Sci-fi and Fantasy conventions TRYou can write to her at;TRThe Debbie Rochon Fan ClubTRP.O. Box 1299TRNY NY 10009 USATROr send for a free issue of The Joe Bob Report by writing to;TRThe Joe Bob ReportTRP.O. Box 2002TRDallas, TX 75221@#David RoseDB15 June 1910@#Diana RossDB26 March 1944, Detroit, MI@#David Lee RothDB10 October 1955, Bloomington, IN@#Dan RowanDB22 July 1922, Beggs, OKDD22 September 1987@#Derya RugglesDBLos Angeles, CA@#Dick RyanDB25 August 1896, CTDD12 August 1969 TRDied after long illness in Burbank.@#Dominique SandaRNVaraigne, DominiqueDB11 March 1948, Paris, France@#Debra SandlundDB1962, Evanston, IL@#Diana SandsDB22 August 1934, New York, NYDD21 September 1973 TRDied of cancer in New York NY.@#Dick SargentRNCox, RichardDB19 April 1933, Carmel, CADD8 July 1994, prostate cancer BGSargent was a trim, handsome man with a longish chin.BGHe played a variety of gawky businessmen roles in feature filmsBGbefore finding a niche in tv history as the second DarrinBGon "Bewitched." Shortly before his death, Sargent publiclyBGproclaimed he was gay, and became what he called "aBGretroactive role model" in the battle for gay rights.TRHis father, Elmer Cox, was a World War I hero and a Hollywood businessTRmanager. His mother, Ruth McNaughton, was a film actress.TRSargent's companion from 1989-1994 was writer/producer Albert Williams. BYRay Hamel @#Doug SavantDB21 June 1964@#Devon SawaRNSawa, Devon EdwardDB7 September 1978, Vancouver, BCAGDevon SawaAGC/O KSAAGAttn: Young People's DivisionAG11365 Ventura BoulevardAGSuite 100, Box 7403AGStudio City, CA 91604@#Diane SawyerDB22 December 1945, Glasgow, KY TRTV newswoman@#Diana ScarwidDB27 August 1955, Savannah, GA@#Daniel SchmidDB26 December 1941@#Dan SchneiderDB14 January 1966@#Dwight SchultzHT6' 2"@#David SchwimmerGA"NYPD Blue" (1993), as '4B' (several times during the 1993-94 season)@#Daniel Simon ScottRNSimon, Daniel DaleDBMonterey Park, CADD11 December 1991 TRDied of Alzheimer's disease in Los Alamitos CA at age 71.@#Debralee ScottDB2 April 1953, Elizabeth, NJ@#David SelbyDB5 February 1941, Morganstown, WV@#David O. SelznickDB10 May 1902, Pittsburgh, PADD22 June 1965SP'Jennifer Jones' (qv) 13 July 1949 - 22 June 1965TRProducer. Died of acute coronary occlusion in Hollywood.@#Dr. SeussRNGeisel, Theodore SeussDB2 March 1904, Springfield, MADD24 September 1991, La Jolla CA, cancerSP'Helen Palmer' (qv) (29 November 1927 - 23 October 1967) (died)SP'Audrey Stone Diamond' (qv) (6 August 1968 - 24 September 1991)@#Doc SeverinsenDB7 July 1927, Arlington, OR@#Dan SeymourDBChicago, ILDD25 May 1993 TRDied two months after a stroke in Santa Monica CA at age 78.@#Delphine SeyrigRNSeyrig, Delphine Claire BelrianeDB10 April 1932, Beirut, LebanonDD15 October 1990, Paris (lung disease)@#Dick ShawnRNSchulefand, RichardDB1 December 1929, Buffalo, NYDD17 April 1987@#David SheehanTRSon: 'Brian Sheehan' (qv)@#Deborah SheltonDB21 November 1952, Washington, DC TRMiss USA 1970GA"Cheers" (1992), as Sam's date Debbie (1982)@#Delia SheppardDB1961, Denmark@#Dinah ShoreRNShore, Frances RoseDB1 March 1917, Winchester, TNDD24 February 1994, Beverly Hills CA, cancer TRShe earned the USO Medallion Award as the first entertainerTRto visit GIs on the front lines of WWII.TRThe first female star with her own prime-time TV variety show.SP'George Montgomery' (qv) (1943 - 62)SP'Maurice F. Smith' (1963 - 64)@#Dmitri ShostakovichDB25 September 1906DD9 August 1975@#Don SiegelRNSiegel, DonaldDB26 October 1912, Chicago, ILDD20 April 1991 BGEducated at Cambridge Univ., England. In Hollywood from the mid-thirties;BGworked as editor and second unit director. In 1945 directed two shortsBG(_Hitler Lives_ and _Star In the Night_) and won AAs for both. 1946 firstBGfeature as director (_The Verdict_). Moved from low to high budgets andBGgained a reputation for hard, violent action movies. Worked also for TV.BO"Don Siegel: Director", by Stuart M. Kaminsky. New York, 1974. -BO"Don Siegel: American Cinema", by Alan Lovell. Rev.ed., London, 1975. -BO"Tod Browning - Don Siegel", by Stuart Rosenthal and Judith M. Kass. NewBOYork and London, 1975. ISBN 0-498-01665-X. -BO"A Siegel film : an autobiography", by Don Siegel. London, 1993.BOISBN 0-571-16270-3TRFather of actor 'Kristoffer Tabori' (qv), born 1952SP'Viveca Lindfors' (qv) (1948 - 1953)SP'Doe Avedon' (qv) (1957 - ?) BYOtto Oberhauser @#Donald SindenDB9 October 1923, Plymouth, England@#Doreen SloaneDD8 April 1990@#Dick SmothersDB20 November 1939, New York, NY@#David SoulDB28 August 1943, Chicago, ILSP'Karen Carlson' (qv) (? - 1977)SP'Lynne Marta' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Julia Nickson-Soul' (qv) (1987 - 1993)@#Dona SpeirDB7 February 1964, Norwalk, CAHT5' 7"GA"Married with Children" (1987), as the photo girl (02/89) TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month March 1984@#Danielle SpencerDB24 June 1965@#Douglas SpencerRNMesenkop, William HenryDB10 February 1910, ILDD6 October 1960@#Dan StantonTRIdentical twin of Don Stanton@#Don StantonTRIdentical twin of Dan Stanton@#Don StarkGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Kruggle (ep. 'Sledgepoo')@#David SteinbergDB9 August 1942, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada@#Daniel SternDB28 August 1957, Bethesda, MD@#Dudley StevensDD23 January 1993 TRDied of AIDS in Hove, England at age 57.@#Dave StewartRNStewart, David A.DB9 September 1952SP'Annie Lennox' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Siobhan Fahey' (qv) (? - ?)@#Don StewartDB14 November 1935@#David Ogden StiersDB31 October 1942, Peoria, ILGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Dr. Timicin (ep 'Half aGALife')@#Dean StockwellDB5 March 1936, Hollywood, CA BGPhotogenic American child actor of the 40's, popular due in no smallBGmeasure to his air of innocence and his beautiful, cherubic face, withBGits dimples and sparkling eyes, topped with a crown of curls. Still anBGactor in demand while well into his middle years, he is one of the fewBGjuvenile performers to succeed lifelong in films. Considering childBGactors who matured gracefully, his career can be likened perhaps onlyBGto that of 'Natalie Wood' (qv), excepting her degree of stardom.BGHis parents were Broadway-Actors, and in the age of 7 heBGstanded first time on the stage together with his BrotherBGGuy. 2 years later he was in his first movie.BG5 years long he played successful in many MGM movies.BGAfter a short break, he returned to the big schreen asBGtwen. But now his movies weren't very successful.BGFrom 1960 until 1964 he was married to the young starBGMillie Perkins ('the diary of anne frank').BGIn the 70th he worked very often for the television.BGHis supporting roles in the 80th brought him the comeback.BGOne of his best decisions was that he plays Al in the mostBGpopular TV-series QUANTUM LEAP.SP'Millie Perkins' (qv) (2 years in the 1960's)SP'Joy Stockwell' (qv) (1982? - present)TRFather of one boy, Austin (b. approx 1984)TRFather of one girl (b. approx 1986)TRBrother of Guy Stockwell BYDirk Gruhlke@#David StrathairnDB1950, San Francisco, CA@#Dorothy StrattenRNStratten, Dorothy RuthDB28 February 1960, Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaDD14 August 1980HT5' 9"BT_Star 80 (1983)_TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month August 1979TRPlayboy Playmate of the Year 1980TRMurdered by boyfriend Paul Snider.@#Don StroudDB1 September 1937, Honolulu, HIGA"A-Team, The" (1983), as Deke Watkins@#Donna SummerRNGaines, LaDonna AndreaDB31 December 1948, Boston, MA@#David SusskindDB19 December 1920, New York, NYDD22 February 1987 TRProducer/talk show host@#Donald SutherlandDB17 July 1934, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada TRFather of Kiefer Sutherland.@#Don SwayzeTRKid brother of Patrick Swayze (qv)@#D.B. SweeneyRNSweeney, Daniel BernardDB1961, Shoreham, Vt.@#Dolph SweetDB18 July 1920, New York, NYDD8 May 1985@#Debra TateRNTate, DeborahDBDallas, TX TRModel, sister of Sharon Tate.@#Don TaylorDB13 December 1920, Freeport, PA@#Dub TaylorRNTaylor II, Walter ClarenceDB1907DD3 October 1994, Los Angeles CA, heart attack@#Dino TerranovaRNVacirca, CorradoDBItalyDD27 April 1969 TRDied in Miami at age 65.@#Duccio TessariDB1927DD6 September 1994, Rome Italy, cancerSP'Lorella De Luca' (qv) (? - 1994) (widow)@#Danny ThomasRNYakhoob, Muzyad (aka Amos Jacobs)DB6 January 1914, Deerfield, MIDD6 February 1991, Los Angeles BGKnown primarily as a TV actor, he starred as a nightclub singerBGon the popular "Make Room For Daddy". He also served TV behindBGthe cameras partnering with Sheldon Leonard and Aaron SpellingBGto create such shows as "The Dick Van Dyke Show", "The AndyBGGriffith Show" and "The Mod Squad." He was also dedicated toBGbuilding the St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital inBGMemphis, which he founded in 1962.OW"Make Room For Danny" (1991 autobiography)TRHe took his stage name from his eldest brother Thomas and hisTRyoungest brother Danny. Most of his friends called him "Jake."SP'Rose Marie Cassaniti' (1936 - 91)TRFather of Marlo Thomas. Died of heart attack in Los Angeles. BYRay Hamel @#Dyanne ThorneDB1932@#Dan TobinDD26 November 1982@#David TomlinsonDB7 May 1917, Scotland@#Daniel J. TravantiDB7 March 1940, Kenosha, WI@#Dorothy TreeRNTriebitz, Dorothy EstelleDB21 May 1909DD12 February 1992 TRSilent screen actress. Died in New York NY at age 71.TRDied of heart failure in Englewood NJ at age 85.@#Douglas TrumbullDB8 April 1942@#Donald TrumpRNTrump, Donald JohnDBNew York, NY@#Dorothy TutinDB8 April 1930, London, England@#Dermot TynanDB20 September 1961AGCladdagh Films LimitedAG4/5 High StreetAGGalwayAGIrelandHT5' 9"@#Deborah UngerTRAustralian? actress@#Dick Van DykeDB13 December 1925, West Plains, MO@#Dick Van PattenDB9 December 1928, New York, NYGA"Baywatch" (1989), as a criminal (1994)GA"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993), as [unknown]GA(12/94)@#Danitra VanceDB1959DD21 August 1994, Markham IL, breast cancer@#Diane VenoraDB1952, Hartford, CT@#David WallaceDB23 November, Miami, FLSP'Lisa Trusel' (qv) (? - ?)@#Dee Wallace-StoneRNBowers, DeannaDB14 December 1948, Kansas City, MO@#Douglas WaltonDBToronto, Ontario, CanadaDD15 November 1961 TRDied of heart attack in New York NY at age 51.@#David WarnerDB29 July 1941, Manchester, EnglandGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Gul Madred (ep. 'Chain ofGACommand')@#Dionne WarwickDB12 December 1941, East Orange, NJ@#Denzel WashingtonDB28 December 1954, Mount Vernon, NY@#Douglass WatsonDB24 February 1921, Jackson, GADD1 May 1989@#Damon WayansDB1960, New York, NY TRBrother of Keenan Ivory Wayans@#David WayneRNMcKeekan, WayneDB30 January 1914, Traverse City, MIDD9 February 1995, (lung cancer), Santa Monica, CA BGHis father was an insurance executive; his mother died when he was four.BGHe attended Western Michigan University then worked as a statisticianBGin Cleveland where he joined a Shakespeare repertory company. Two yearsBGlater he had a minor role in "The American Way" in New York. He wasBGrejected by the army in World Wor II but volunteered as an ambulanceBGdriver in North Africa. He returned to critical acclaim on BroadwayBG(Arthur Miller, Eugene O'Neill). He was the first to receive a Tony awardBGfor acting. He moved to Los Angeles in 1977 though his movie credits goBGback to "Portrait of Jennie" and "Adam's Rib" (1948). Among his manyBGtelevision roles were the part of Inspector Queen in the Ellery QueenBGseries (1975-6) and of "Digger" Barnes in "Dallas" (1978).HT5' 7"BOObituary, New York Times, 13 February, 1995SP'Jane Gordon' (qv) (1941 - 1993, widowed)TRTwin daughters Kearney and Melinda BYEd Stephan @#Dennis WeaverDB4 June 1924, Joplin, MO@#Doodles WeaverRNWeaver, Winstead SheffieldDB11 May 1911, Los Angeles, CADD17 January 1983@#Diane WebberRNEmpey, Diane MargueriteDB27 July 1932, Los Angeles, CA TRModel@#Derek WebsterBGDerek graduated from California Institute of the Arts in 1993. Derek isBGfrom Bakersfield, CA. Derek's best work is in theatre, particularly inBGOthello (title role) and as Prospero in The Tempest. Watch for thisBGrising young star in the very near future. BYSean P. Harrington (arlequino@aol.com)@#Dwight WeistDD16 July 1991 TRRadio actor/film narrator. Died at age 81.@#Dick WesselDB20 April 1913, WIDD20 April 1965, Hollywood, CA (heart attack)@#Dottie WestDD4 September 1991 TRSinger.@#David WhiteDD26 November 1990 TRDied of heart attack in Hollywood at age 74.@#Dianne WiestDB28 March 1948, Kansas City, MO@#Donna WilkesDB1959, CA@#Dana WilliamsGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as rock star (ep. 'Sledge, Rattle, and Roll')@#Denise WilliamsDB3 June 1951@#Dick Anthony WilliamsDB9 August 1938, Chicago, IL@#Dave WillockDD12 November 1990 TRDied in Woodland Hills CA at age 81.@#Demond WilsonDB13 October 1946, Valdosta, GA@#Dennis WilsonDB4 December 1944, Hawthorne, CADD28 December 1983 TRDrummer/singer, member of the Beach Boys@#Debra WingerRNWinger, Mary DebraDB17 May 1955, Cleveland, OHGA"Wonder Woman" (1976), as Diana's sister Drusilla/Wonder Girl (1977)GATV commercial for Cheer detergent (1978) TRDaughter of a meat-packer@#Dick WinslowDBJennings, LADD7 February 1991 TRDied of diabetes complications in Los Angeles at age 75.@#Don WinstonDB13 December 1970, Atlanta, GA BGBorn in Atlanta, GA Raised in Nashville Graduated from PrincetonBGUniversityNKFishHT6' 0"AGMedia Artists GroupAG8383 Wilshire Blvd., #954AGBeverly Hills, CA 90211 BYJohn Goldstone@#Dennis WolfbergSP'Jeannie McBride' (qv) (? - ?)@#Donald WolfitDB20 April 1902, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, EnglandDD17 February 1968, London (heart ailment)@#David L. WolperDB11 January 1928@#Dana WynterRNSpencer-Marcus, DagmarDB8 June 1930, London, England@#Diana WynyardDB16 January 1906, London, EnglandDD3 May 1964@#Dick YarmyDB1933, NYDD5 May 1992, Studio City CA, NY (lung cancer) TRBrother of Don Adams.SP'Alice Borden' (qv) (? - ?)@#Dick YorkRNYork, Richard AllenDB4 September 1928, Fort Wayne, INDD20 February 1992, Grand Rapids. MI BGThe gangly York is best remembered as the first and most frustratedBGDarrin Stephens on the long-running tv series "Bewitched." HeBGleft the series in 1969 due to a chronic back ailment. He laterBGfounded Acting for Life, a private fund-raising effort for theBGhomeless, which he managed from his home where he was bedriddenBGwith a degenerative spine injury.TRYork first injured his back while working on the 1959 filmTR"They Came to Cordura."TRAt the age of 15, York was the star of the network radio programTR"That Brewster Boy"SP'Joan York' (qv) (1951 - 1992)GA"Goodyear Playhouse/Visit to a Small Planet" (1955) BYRay Hamel @#Donna Jean YoungDB29 May@#Dweezil ZappaDB5 September 1969, Hollywood, CA TRSon of Frank Zappa@#Don ZimmermanDD5 February 1992@#David ZuckerDB16 October 1947, Milwaukee, WI@#Daphne ZunigaGA"Family Ties" (1982), as Alex's friend Rachel (1984)@#Dirch PasserDB18 May 1926, DanmarkDD03 September 1980, Danmark BGUddannet på Frederiksberg teaters elevskole. I en alder af 20 år gikBGDirch ind på Frederiksberg Teaters elevskole, og fik få år senere sitBGfolkelige og kritiske gennembrud i [Knud Pheiffer]s revyer. DirchBGforsøgte sig dernæst hos revymanden Stig Lommer, og det var her, at hanBGkom til at danne par med [Kjeld Petersen]. Kjeld og Dirch blev omgåendeBGet umådelig populært par, både på scenen og i filmindustrien. De seksBGår med Kjend Petersen var Dirch's lykkeligste tid. Som team var deBGperfekte, og de var to om at bære den byrde, det var at være landetsBGmorsomste komikere. Ved [Kjeld Petersens] død i 1962 var der også noget iBGDirch som døde. Trods flere forsøg fandt han sig aldrig nogen egentligBGpartner igen. Passer opgav stort set scenen, og helligede sig opBGigennem 60'erne filmen. Dirch skulle nu på en gang være bådeBG'Kellerdirk', og han skruede op for alle virkemidlerne, han lagde sigBGud og hævede stemmen. I stribevis a komedier blev der drevet rovdriftBGpå hans talent. Men folkekær var han til stadighed. I 70'erne lykkedesBGdet Dirch at tage revanche med en række farcer, bl.a. '_Mig og Mafiaen_',BGsom han vandt en Bodil for. De film gav ham rigelig mulighed til atBGdyrke sig forkærlighed for crazy-humor, og skøre udklædninger. Det varBGogså i 70'erne Dirch vendte tilbage som revy-kunstner på de storeBGsommerscener og i Tivoli-revyen, hvor han skabte klassike sketches, somBGden om havbiologen og hans kulmule, ornitologen og hans mudderklireBGeller den uskyldige kæmpebaby 'Op å dååå!'. [Dirch Passer] var enBGskuespiller der samtidig var en genial klovn, og han kastede sig derforBGyderst sjældent over egentlige karakterroller. Dog fik han opfyldt enBGgammel drøm fra elevtiden, da han på Aveny fik lov at spille Lennie iBG[John Steinbecks] 'Mus og Mænd'. Dirch leverede en fin, men underkendtBGfortolkning af den store retarderede Lennie. Hans virkelige præstationBGbestod i at spille overfor et publikum, der forventede at skulle moreBGsig.TRSkuespiller BYTV Guiden 04-10 November 1993.@