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Sam McMurray as Herman is likable (looking and acting alot like Fred Gwynne), although he is a little less energetic than Gwynne, who really threw himself into the role of Herman Munster. The jokes and plot resemble the old TV show, which is a good thing. The only cast member that doesn't really seem right for the part is Sandy Baron is Grandpa ...
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سام ماكوراي. سام ماكوراي ( بالإنجليزية: Sam McMurray ) هو ممثل أمريكي ، ولد في 15 أبريل 1952 بنيويورك في الولايات المتحدة. [2] [3] [4] بدأ مشواره المهني سنة 1975.
Sam McMurray – News „Cristela“ und „Rel“: Sitcom-Nachschub bei Joyn Primetime Weitere amerikanische Sitcoms erhalten online ihre Free-TV-Premiere (11.04.2020) „Cristela“ und neue Folgen von „Archer“ im deutschen Pay-TV Comedy-Nachschub b ...
Sam McMurray (d. 15 Nisan 1952) Amerikalı seslendirme sanatçısı, televizyon ve sinema oyuncusudur. İlk yılları [ değiştir | kaynağı değiştir ] Her ikisi de oyuncu olan Jane (evlilik öncesi soyadı Hoffman) ve Richard McMurray'in oğlu olarak 15 Nisan 1952 tarihinde New York 'ta doğdu. [1]
Über. Geburtstag15. April 1952. GeburtsortNew York City, New York, USA. Biographie. McMurray ist der Sohn der beiden Schauspieler Richard McMurray und Jane Hoffman. Bekannt wurde er vor allem durch seine Rolle in der Sitcom King of Queens als Supervisor Patrick O'Boyle. Neben King of Queens hatte Sam McMurray in anderen Serien kleinere Rollen ...
In Joel and Ethan Coen's Raising Arizona, McMurray was cast as Glen, Nicolas Cage's factory foreman boss, who runs afoul of Cage's H.I. McDonnough after he proposes swapping wives. In only a handful of scenes, McMurray creates an indelible and hilarious image of a loud, crass, humor-impaired buffoon who resides over a brood of ill-mannered ...
Sam McMurray Born in New York City, Sam McMurray was raised in Greenwich Village by his parents, actors Richard McMurray and Jane Hoffman. He initially considered a career in journalism, but chose acting as a career instead, a decision that reportedly disappointed his father, who believed that writing was the more creative job.
