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08-08-2017, 07:36 PM
https://lebeauleblog.com/2017/08/08/august-8-happy-birthday-keith-carradine-and-robert-siodmak/
Keith Carradine, one of the most prominent members of the famous acting family, is turning 68 today. He made his film debut in a supporting role in Robert Altman’s McCabe & Mrs. Miller, and later went on to star in the director’s Thieves Like Us and to a major role in the ensemble cast of Nashville. Some of his other film roles have included starring in Ridley Scott’s first feature, The Duellists, appearing with his brothers David and Robert in Walter Hill’s The Long Riders, as the Younger Brothers, and roles in several of Alan Rudolph’s films. On television he was an Emmy nominee for the 1983 miniseries Chiefs, and appeared in the early episodes of Deadwood as Wild Bill Hickock. More recently he has had recurring roles on Dexter and, as President Conrad Dalton, on Madam Secretary.
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Carradine has also had a notable stage career. His first major acting job of any kind was as part of the cast of the Broadway musical Hair. Subsequently, his musical theater work has brought him two Tony nominations, for playing the title role in Will Rogers Follies, and for the 2013 original production of Hands on a Hardbody. He also starred as Ben Rumson in a recent City Center Encores! production of Paint Your Wagon.
Keith Carradine, one of the most prominent members of the famous acting family, is turning 68 today. He made his film debut in a supporting role in Robert Altman’s McCabe & Mrs. Miller, and later went on to star in the director’s Thieves Like Us and to a major role in the ensemble cast of Nashville. Some of his other film roles have included starring in Ridley Scott’s first feature, The Duellists, appearing with his brothers David and Robert in Walter Hill’s The Long Riders, as the Younger Brothers, and roles in several of Alan Rudolph’s films. On television he was an Emmy nominee for the 1983 miniseries Chiefs, and appeared in the early episodes of Deadwood as Wild Bill Hickock. More recently he has had recurring roles on Dexter and, as President Conrad Dalton, on Madam Secretary.
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Carradine has also had a notable stage career. His first major acting job of any kind was as part of the cast of the Broadway musical Hair. Subsequently, his musical theater work has brought him two Tony nominations, for playing the title role in Will Rogers Follies, and for the 2013 original production of Hands on a Hardbody. He also starred as Ben Rumson in a recent City Center Encores! production of Paint Your Wagon.