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9. Feb. 2002 · Answer: Dukes, 55, died of an apparent heart attack in October 2000 while filming the Stephen King miniseries. The actor had a varied career appearing in theater, film and TV roles including "Gods and Monsters," "The Josephine Baker Story," "The Winds of War" and its the sequel, "War and Remembrance." Early in his career, Dukes played a would ...
11. Okt. 2000 · David Dukes, Emmy-nominated actor with extensive TV and film credits but who considered himself first and foremost a stage thesp, collapsed and died while in Washington to film the Stephen King ...
Biography. This classically-trained American repertory actor has gone on to a busy career as a leading man in Broadway shows, TV and films. Since the 1970s, David Dukes has often played diplomats, surgeons and other high-powered professionals and bluebloods. He is particularly remembered for his portrayal of low-level career diplomat Leslie ...
David Dukes. Highest Rated: 100% And the Band Played On (1993) Lowest Rated: 11% Date With an Angel (1987) Birthday: Jun 6, 1945. Birthplace: San Francisco, California, USA. This classically ...
David Dukes (1945 - 2000) fue un actor de Estados Unidos conocido por Dawson crece (Serie de TV), Rose Red (Miniserie de TV), Harold Robbins' 79 Park Avenue (TV) (Miniserie de TV), Rawhead Rex, Kane & Abel (Miniserie de TV), George Washington (Miniserie de TV), Secretos indiscretos, The Triangle Factory Fire Scandal (TV) (TV), S.O.S. Destructor letal y Sin escape
9. Okt. 2000 · David Dukes ist ein amerikanischer Schauspieler. Entdecke seine Biographie, Details seiner 32 Karriere-Jahre und alle News.
American actor David Dukes has distinguished himself in all branches of the performing arts, but it is television that has gained him the widest and most appreciative audience. After an indifferent film bow in 1975's The Wild Party, Dukes portrayed the crippled war-vet son of a wealthy Bostonian household in Beacon Hill, a CBS prime-time series intended as America's "answer" to Upstairs ...
