Clifford David is an American actor born in Toledo, Ohio on June 30th, 1928. He is recognized for his many Broadway, film and television performances.
He was featured in the principal casts and on the original soundtrack albums of such hit Broadway musicals as Wildcat with Lucille Ball, 1776 with William Daniels, Alan Jay Lerner's On a Clear Day You Can See Forever and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. His extensive theater credits also include The Aspern Papers, Camino Real with Al Pacino, Joan of Arc with Dorothy McGuire, and Nine with Raul Julia. He appeared in Joseph Papp’s production of Hamlet in Central Park and has starred regularly in many regional theater productions.
His feature film credits include M. Night Shyamalan's Signs with Mel Gibson, The Exorcist III with George C. Scott, Fort Apache, The Bronx with Paul Newman and The Betsy with Lawrence Olivier and he portrayed Beethoven in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.
Television viewers have seen him in productions ranging from the mini-series Blind Ambition, to political dramas Fear on Trial, and Missiles of October, to episodic dramas and comedies such as Bonanza, Charlie's Angels, Mary Tyler Moore, Murphy Brown, Party of Five, Murder, She Wrote, Will & Grace and Law & Order.
Clifford co-directed and co-starred with Tommy Perna in the short film Changes of Distance.
References
^ "Clifford David" (in English). IMDb. Retrieved on 2008-07-15.
External links
Clifford David at the Internet Movie Database
Internet Broadway Database article
TV.com credits page
New York Times article
Fandango filmography
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