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34 FILMS OF JOHN HODIAK (1914 - 1955) God was sad on this date in 1955 when John Hodiak passed way in Los Angeles, he was 41 years old. Hodiak made his debut in A Stranger in Town in 1943. He appeared in 34 movies over a 12 year career. The vast majority of his appearances occurred in the 50s an 60s.
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Died Oct. 19, 1955 of heart attack in Tarzana, CA. J ohn Hodiak was a husky star known for his performance in Hollywood and on the stage. Hodiak, the son of Ukrainian and Polish immigrants, was born in Pittsburgh and grew up in Detroit. He first tried radio as the door to an acting career but was turned down because of his accent.
John Hodiak was an American actor who worked in Radio and Film. He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the son of Walter Hodiak and Anna Pogorzelec. He was of Ukrainian and Polish descent. He grew up in Hamtramck, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. Hodiak had his first smell of greasepaint at age eleven, acting in Ukrainian and Russian plays at ...
Radio and film actor John Hodiak in The Sellout (1952) It was the church plays, the high school dramas and John Hodiak's eagerness to spout speeches that got him hipped on the radio acting idea which finally paid off way out in Hollywood. Hodie had worked up such an oratorical rep around Hamtramck that when a campaigning candidate for Michigan ...
John Hodiak began his radio acting career in Detroit, where he'd previously worked in the warehouse at the Chevrolet motor company. Signed to an MGM contract in 1942, Hodiak did some of his best work on loan-out to 20th Century-Fox, where he appeared as a communist stoker in Hitchcock's Lifeboat (1944) and as the humanitarian US army officer in A Bell for Adano (1945).
30. Okt. 2023 · John Hodiak was born on April 16, 1914, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Ukrainian and Polish immigrants. He grew up in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, where he developed an interest in music and drama. He sang in the church choir, played the clarinet, and acted in school plays. He also excelled in sports and was offered a contract by the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team, but he turned it down ...
