Richard Widmark
American actor and producer (1914-2008) · United States · Actors · Died at 93
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Something wrong?He laughed while shoving an old woman in a wheelchair down a flight of stairs - and got an Oscar nomination for it. Richard Widmark's debut as Tommy Udo in Kiss of Death made him Hollywood's most unnerving villain overnight.
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The World of HammerSeries1991
True ColorsFilm, Sen. James Stiles1987
BiographySeries1982
Hanky PankyFilm, Ransom1979
Mr. HornSeries, Al Sieber1978
ComaFilm, Dr. Harris1976
To the Devil a DaughterFilm, John Verney1974
The Lives of Benjamin FranklinSeries, Rebel Benjamin Franklin1972
MadiganSeries, Dan Madigan1971V.I.P. SchaukelSeries1969
Death of a GunfighterFilm, Marshal Frank Patch1967
The Way WestFilm, Lije Evans1965
The Bedford IncidentFilm, Producer1964
Cheyenne AutumnFilm, Capt. Thomas Archer1961
Judgment at NurembergFilm, Tad Lawson1959
WarlockFilm, Johnny Gannon1956
BacklashFilm, Jim Slater1953
The OscarsSeries
Pickup on South StreetFilm, 1953Skip McCoy1951
I Love LucySeries, Richard Widmark1950
Night and the CityFilm, Harry Fabian1948Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year - ActorAward
The Ed Sullivan ShowSeries, 19481947
Kiss of DeathFilm, Tommy Udo1944
Golden Globe AwardsSeries1914Born26 December 1914Also in Deutsch
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Richard Weedt Widmark was born December 26, 1914. His first film role in 1947 - the giggling, sadistic Tommy Udo in Kiss of Death - earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor and the inaugural Golden Globe for Most Promising Newcomer. The performance typecast him early: studios wanted more sneering noir heavies, and Widmark delivered them. But he pushed past the mold, moving into heroic leads across Westerns, dramas, and horror films, and eventually produced several pictures himself. He received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to motion pictures. Widmark died March 24, 2008.
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