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Donald Burton. Highest Rated: 31% Hudson Hawk (1991) Lowest Rated: 31% Hudson Hawk (1991) Birthday: Feb 10, 1934. Birthplace: Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK. While he is best known in the United ...
Donald Burton. Actor: Hudson Hawk. Donald Burton was born on 10 February 1934 in Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Hudson Hawk (1991), The Message (1976) and The Man from Moscow (1985).
Liked by Donald Burton Jr. As a member of the Alabama State Bar I am very enthusiastic about being an advocate in…. · Experience: Mobile County District Attorney's Office · Education: Faulkner ...
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Donald Burton was born on the 10th of February, 1934. He was famous for being a Stage Actor. English stage and screen actor who performed for many years with the Royal Shakespeare Company. He appeared in such television shows as Upstairs, Downstairs; Public Eye; Warship, and The Duchess of Duke Street. Donald Burton was born in England.
In 1990, Mr. Burton returned to Broadway in the production of The Merchant of Venice at the 46th Street Theatre. Burton married actress Carroll Baker on 10 March 1978. The couple were married for 29 years until his death in December 2007. Donald Burton died of emphysema at his home in Cathedral City, California, on 8 December 2007. He was 73 ...
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Concept and creative process. The inspiration for creative ideas can often be under your very nose, as Bernard Lodge proved with 'The Man Who Was Hunting Himself', a stylish, live action sequence for this drama thriller, full of suspense, menace and intrigue. Photographic still portraits of the lead actor Donald Burton were used as the basic ...
