David Ogden Stiers (1942-2018)
M*A*S*H of course, and his narration of the New York documentary by Ric Burns was masterful. It’s part of the reason I moved here.
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blogenfreude
1:08 am • Sunday • March 4, 2018
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@nojo: That voice, among other things, got me here. He laid on that Kennedy-esque New England affect with precision. Believe me – I’ve known a few of those. He was also a classmate of Roger Ebert’s. ‘Nuff said.
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Well, that one’s sad. He spent some time in Eugene community theatre before heading out to Hollywood. Local hero when he turned up on the teevee.