W. Earl Brown

Actor in 'Deadwood' and 'Something About Mary'

W. Earl Brown - Performers & Entertainers born September 7th, 1963
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Born in 1963, a prominent American actor with notable roles in television and film. Achieved recognition for performances in the HBO series 'Deadwood' and the film 'There's Something About Mary'. Worked in various capacities in entertainment, ranging from acting to production.

Portrayed Dan Dority in 'Deadwood'

Played the character Woogie in 'There's Something About Mary'

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