Hal Holbrook was born on 17 February 1925 in Cleveland. An American actor, Holbrook was best known for his one-man stage show Mark Twain Tonight, which he performed for more than six decades, beginning in the 1950s and winning a Tony Award on Broadway. He also appeared in many television productions, such as the miniseries North and South, and in films including All the President's Men, in which he played the anonymous source Deep Throat, Wall Street, Lincoln and Into the Wild, for which he received an Academy Award nomination at age eighty-two. He won several Emmy awards. He was married to the actress Dixie Carter.
Before and after
- 1925Discovery of rhenium
- 1925Quantum mechanics is formulated
- 14 January 1925Birth of Yukio Mishima
- 26 January 1925Birth of Paul Newman
- 17 February 1925Birth of Hal Holbrook
- 12 March 1925Death of Sun Yat-sen
- 10 April 1925Publication of The Great Gatsby
- 19 April 1925Founding of Club Social y Deportivo Colo-Colo
- 20 April 1925Construction of Copenhagen Airport
More in Art, literature & culture
- 1925Rise of Art Deco
- 1 May 1931Construction of Empire State Building
- 1935Construction of Da Nang International Airport
- 28 May 1937Construction of Golden Gate Bridge
- 20 May 1940Construction of Auschwitz
- 6 April 1943Publication of The Little Prince
The era
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