Lee Kinsolving
Interprète
Gifted, poetic actor who never fulfilled his potential. The son of an Episcopal minister and the eldest of four, Kinsolving began acting after his first year of college. A Method actor, Kinsolving studied under Mary Welch of the famed Actors Studio in New York. After a short turn on Broadway, he was signed by agent Richard Clayton, who had brought both James Dean and Tab Hunter to stardom. Soon, Kinsolving was appearing in various East Coast television shows, including the live presentation of Eugene O'Neill's "Ah, Wilderness!" with Helen Hayes. In 1959, Kinsolving headed for Hollywood, rooming with actor James Franciscus. After several more TV appearances in such shows as Have Gun - Will Travel (1957), Kinsolving landed his first movie role, with Alan Ladd, in 1960's All the Young Men (1960). That same year, he gave a moving performance as "Sammy Golden" in the film adaptation of Willi…
Rôles marquants
Filmographie complète
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Au-delà du réel
7,8
- Mr. Novak
- Ben Casey
- Target: The Corruptors!
- The Explosive Generation
- Les marines attaquent
- Route 66
- The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
- Black Saddle
- Hawaiian Eye
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La Quatrième Dimension
8,5
- The Detectives
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The Rifleman
7,1
- Have Gun, Will Travel
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Gunsmoke Police Des Plaines
6,7
- The Millionaire
- Hallmark Hall of Fame