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18. März 2015 · Updated 6:56 PM PDT, March 17, 2015. Jack Haley, who played nine seasons in the NBA including a reserve role on the Chicago Bulls’ 1996 championship team, has died. He was 51. Haley’s family confirmed his death, saying the cause was heart disease. He died Monday at Los Alamitos Medical Center, according to the Orange County coroner’s ...
31. Jan. 2023 · The studio, ever mindful of its actors, replaced Ebsen with Jack Haley as the Tin Man. The base-plus-dust was replaced with a paste that was painted on. Even that wasn't perfect; Haley developed an eye infection from the gunk, which caused him to miss four days of shooting. But he didn't lose his eye as a result.
Jackie Earle Haley auf der WonderCon 2010. Jackie Earle Haley (* 14. Juli 1961 in Northridge, Kalifornien) ist ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler und Filmregisseur Leben. Haleys Vater war ein bei einem Radiosender beschäftigter Schauspie ...
Jack who hailed from Boston, Massachusetts, married Florence McFadden, a native of Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania on February 25, 1921, and they remained together until his death in 1979. The couple had a son, Jack Haley, Jr. who grew up to be a film director, producer and writer, and a daughter, Gloria.
Jack Haley. John Joseph Haley Jr. (n. 10 august 1898, Boston, Massachusetts, SUA – d. 6 iunie 1979, Los Angeles, California, SUA) a fost un actor, comedian, dansator, prezentator radio, cântăreț și vodevilist american. Acesta este cunoscut pentru rolul Omului de tinichea (d), respectiv a fermierului Hickory în filmul Vrăjitorul din ...
Haley continued to make films through the World War II years, with his last major film in 1946. During the 1950s, he pursued several guest and cameo roles in television, in such shows as "Desilu Playhouse," "Playhouse 90," "Make Room for Daddy," the "Jackie Gleason Show," and "Marcus Welby, MD." He died in Los Angeles in 1979 following a sudden heart attack.
