Denis O'Hare

American actor and singer in 'Dallas Buyers Club'

Denis O'Hare - Performers & Entertainers born January 17th, 1962
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Born in 1962, a prominent actor and singer gained recognition for a wide range of performances across stage and screen. Notable roles include the character of Liz Taylor in the television series 'American Horror Story' and the role of Thomas Jefferson in the Broadway musical 'Something Rotten!'. The performances received critical acclaim and contributed to a successful career in entertainment. Apart from acting, involvement in various theatrical productions showcased talent in both dramatic and musical genres.

Played Liz Taylor in 'American Horror Story'

Portrayed Thomas Jefferson in 'Something Rotten!'

Acted in 'Dallas Buyers Club'

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