Joe Flynn
American actor in television and film
Born
November 8th, 1924
100 years ago
Died
1974
51 years ago — 50 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Born in 1924, this American actor gained recognition through performances in popular television series and films during the mid-20th century. The actor starred in the television series 'McHale's Navy' as Lieutenant Commander Quinton McHale, which aired from 1962 to 1966. The role showcased a comedic and charismatic portrayal of a naval officer. In addition to television, appearances in films such as 'The Love Bug' further established a presence in the entertainment industry. The actor's career included voice work and guest appearances on various shows, contributing to a legacy in classic American television and film entertainment. The actor passed away in 1974.
Starred in 'McHale's Navy' as Quinton McHale
Appeared in 'The Love Bug'
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