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Edward Herrmann
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This fine actor, often seen as a bureaucrat or corporate executive, hasn't gotten the big-screen opportunities he truly merits; TV gave him his best roles, as FDR in the telefilmsEleanor and Franklin (1976) and Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years (1977), and baseball great Lou Gehrig in A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story (1978). He also appeared as the founder of the hospital in "St. Elsewhere." Tall, somewhat ungainly, and usually bespectacled, Herrmann might well be an unlikely leading man, but has provided able support in many movies and can always be counted upon for ex- emplary performances. He works fre- quently on stage (he won a Tony for "Mrs. Warren's Profession") and in tele- vision.

OTHER FILMS INCLUDE: 1973:The Day of the Dolphin, The Paper Chase 1974:The Great Gatsby 1975:The Great Waldo Pepper 1978:The Betsy, Brass Target, Take Down 1979:The North Avenue Irregulars 1981:Death Valley, Harry's War, Reds 1982: A Little Sex, Annie (as FDR); 1984:Mrs. Soffel 1985:Compromising Positions, The Man With One Red Shoe, The Purple Rose of Cairo 1987:The Lost Boys, Overboard 1988:Big Business 1993:Born Yesterday, A Foreign Field

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