Norman Lloyd

Actor and director in film and television

Norman Lloyd - Actor and director in film and television
Born

November 8th, 1914
110 years ago

Died

May 11th, 2021
3 years ago — 106 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor, director, and producer had a career spanning over seven decades. Gained recognition for contributions to both television and film, appearing in notable works such as the series 'St. Elsewhere' and the film 'Dead Poets Society.' Served as an executive producer and director on several projects, showcasing versatility in various roles within the industry.

Appeared in 'St. Elsewhere' as Dr. Daniel Auschlander

Played Mr. Nolan in 'Dead Poets Society'

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