Кіріспе
Америкалық актер (1949–2006)
Bruno Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu, Jr.; April 28, 1949 – August 14, 2006) was an American actor. He was best known for his roles in City Slickers; When Harry Met Sally ; Good Morning, Vietnam; The Godfather Part II; and Donnie Brasco. He voiced Reginald Stout in Stuart Little. Early life
Kirby was born in New York City on April 28, 1949. His father was actor Bruce Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu). His brother John Kirby is an acting coach. Kirby attended Power Memorial Academy. Career
Kirby was a character actor whose career spanned 35 years. In 1971, he made his screen debut in the drama The Young Graduates, although it was his role three years later as the young Peter Clemenza in the epic crime film The Godfather Part II that raised his profile in Hollywood. In the summer of 1972, in one of his early television appearances, Kirby portrayed Anthony Girelli, the son of Richard Castellano's character Joe Girelli, in The Super; Castellano had played the older Pete Clemenza in The Godfather. In 1973, he appeared in The Harrad Experiment. His other television appearances included Room 222 and the pilot episode of M*A*S*H, portraying the character Boone (he had no lines). He also appeared in the 1974 Columbo episode "By Dawn's Early Light", alongside his father Bruce Kirby, and in the season 2 episode "Seance" of Emergency!, where he was credited as "B. Kirby Jr."
Described by Leonard Maltin as the "quintessential New Yorker or cranky straight man", Kirby appeared in a series of comedies, typically playing fast talking, belligerent yet likable characters. His best known roles include a colleague of Albert Brooks' film editor in Modern Romance; a talkative limo driver in This Is Spinal Tap; the jealous, comedically impaired Lieutenant Hauk in Good Morning, Vietnam; and a shifty assistant to Marlon Brando—a parody of Brando's Godfather role—in The Freshman. Kirby balanced comedies with dramatic roles like Donnie Brasco as a double dealing mobster. Kirby appeared with Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally (1989) and City Slickers (1991). Both featured Kirby's character as the opinionated best friend to Crystal's character. Kirby refused to sign on for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold unless script changes were made, and was subsequently replaced by Jon Lovitz. Bruno guest starred on an episode of Mad About You in 1996. In 1991, Kirby made his Broadway debut when he replaced Kevin Spacey in Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers. In the last decade of his life, he had success in Stuart Little and was increasingly working in television. He starred as Barry Scheck in the 2000 CBS drama American Tragedy, played a paroled convict in a season three episode of Homicide: Life on the Street, and also directed an episode of that show. He appeared on the HBO TV series Entourage in season 3, episode 4, "Guys and Doll", as movie mogul Phil Rubinstein. He was invited to be a member of the Actors Studio in 2006, less than six months before his death. Personal life and death
Kirby, like his character in This is Spinal Tap, was a fan of Frank Sinatra. He enjoyed playing softball in the late 1970s. He was also strongly allergic to horses and needed daily allergy shots on the set of City Slickers (this was part of the reason he declined to return for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold''). Kirby married actress Lynn Sellers on September 29, 2003. They remained married until his death in 2006. He shared the same birthday, April 28, with his father, actor Bruce Kirby, who was born in 1925. Kirby died on August 14, 2006, at age 57, from complications related to leukemia.
Бруно Кирби (туған Бруно Джованни Кидасиолу, кіші; 28 сәуір 1949 – 14 тамыз 2006) – американдық актер. Ол «Қалалық шығармалар», «Гарри Саллимен кездескенде», «Жақсы таң, Вьетнам», «Құда әкесі» II бөлімі және «Дони Браско» фильмдеріндегі рөлдерімен танымал болды. «Стюарт Литтл» фильмінде Реджинальд Стоуттың дауысын берді.
Bruno Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu, Jr.; April 28, 1949 – August 14, 2006) was an American actor. He was best known for his roles in City Slickers; When Harry Met Sally ; Good Morning, Vietnam; The Godfather Part II; and Donnie Brasco. He voiced Reginald Stout in Stuart Little. Early life
Kirby was born in New York City on April 28, 1949. His father was actor Bruce Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu). His brother John Kirby is an acting coach. Kirby attended Power Memorial Academy. Career
Kirby was a character actor whose career spanned 35 years. In 1971, he made his screen debut in the drama The Young Graduates, although it was his role three years later as the young Peter Clemenza in the epic crime film The Godfather Part II that raised his profile in Hollywood. In the summer of 1972, in one of his early television appearances, Kirby portrayed Anthony Girelli, the son of Richard Castellano's character Joe Girelli, in The Super; Castellano had played the older Pete Clemenza in The Godfather. In 1973, he appeared in The Harrad Experiment. His other television appearances included Room 222 and the pilot episode of M*A*S*H, portraying the character Boone (he had no lines). He also appeared in the 1974 Columbo episode "By Dawn's Early Light", alongside his father Bruce Kirby, and in the season 2 episode "Seance" of Emergency!, where he was credited as "B. Kirby Jr."
Described by Leonard Maltin as the "quintessential New Yorker or cranky straight man", Kirby appeared in a series of comedies, typically playing fast talking, belligerent yet likable characters. His best known roles include a colleague of Albert Brooks' film editor in Modern Romance; a talkative limo driver in This Is Spinal Tap; the jealous, comedically impaired Lieutenant Hauk in Good Morning, Vietnam; and a shifty assistant to Marlon Brando—a parody of Brando's Godfather role—in The Freshman. Kirby balanced comedies with dramatic roles like Donnie Brasco as a double dealing mobster. Kirby appeared with Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally (1989) and City Slickers (1991). Both featured Kirby's character as the opinionated best friend to Crystal's character. Kirby refused to sign on for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold unless script changes were made, and was subsequently replaced by Jon Lovitz. Bruno guest starred on an episode of Mad About You in 1996. In 1991, Kirby made his Broadway debut when he replaced Kevin Spacey in Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers. In the last decade of his life, he had success in Stuart Little and was increasingly working in television. He starred as Barry Scheck in the 2000 CBS drama American Tragedy, played a paroled convict in a season three episode of Homicide: Life on the Street, and also directed an episode of that show. He appeared on the HBO TV series Entourage in season 3, episode 4, "Guys and Doll", as movie mogul Phil Rubinstein. He was invited to be a member of the Actors Studio in 2006, less than six months before his death. Personal life and death
Kirby, like his character in This is Spinal Tap, was a fan of Frank Sinatra. He enjoyed playing softball in the late 1970s. He was also strongly allergic to horses and needed daily allergy shots on the set of City Slickers (this was part of the reason he declined to return for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold''). Kirby married actress Lynn Sellers on September 29, 2003. They remained married until his death in 2006. He shared the same birthday, April 28, with his father, actor Bruce Kirby, who was born in 1925. Kirby died on August 14, 2006, at age 57, from complications related to leukemia.
Кирби 1949 жылғы 28 сәуірде Нью-Йорк қаласында дүниеге келді. Оның әкесі – актер Брюс Кирби (туған Бруно Джованни Кидасиолу). Оның ағасы Джон Кирби – актерлік шебер. Кирби Пауэр Мемориал академиясын бітірді.
Bruno Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu, Jr.; April 28, 1949 – August 14, 2006) was an American actor. He was best known for his roles in City Slickers; When Harry Met Sally ; Good Morning, Vietnam; The Godfather Part II; and Donnie Brasco. He voiced Reginald Stout in Stuart Little. Early life
Kirby was born in New York City on April 28, 1949. His father was actor Bruce Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu). His brother John Kirby is an acting coach. Kirby attended Power Memorial Academy. Career
Kirby was a character actor whose career spanned 35 years. In 1971, he made his screen debut in the drama The Young Graduates, although it was his role three years later as the young Peter Clemenza in the epic crime film The Godfather Part II that raised his profile in Hollywood. In the summer of 1972, in one of his early television appearances, Kirby portrayed Anthony Girelli, the son of Richard Castellano's character Joe Girelli, in The Super; Castellano had played the older Pete Clemenza in The Godfather. In 1973, he appeared in The Harrad Experiment. His other television appearances included Room 222 and the pilot episode of M*A*S*H, portraying the character Boone (he had no lines). He also appeared in the 1974 Columbo episode "By Dawn's Early Light", alongside his father Bruce Kirby, and in the season 2 episode "Seance" of Emergency!, where he was credited as "B. Kirby Jr."
Described by Leonard Maltin as the "quintessential New Yorker or cranky straight man", Kirby appeared in a series of comedies, typically playing fast talking, belligerent yet likable characters. His best known roles include a colleague of Albert Brooks' film editor in Modern Romance; a talkative limo driver in This Is Spinal Tap; the jealous, comedically impaired Lieutenant Hauk in Good Morning, Vietnam; and a shifty assistant to Marlon Brando—a parody of Brando's Godfather role—in The Freshman. Kirby balanced comedies with dramatic roles like Donnie Brasco as a double dealing mobster. Kirby appeared with Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally (1989) and City Slickers (1991). Both featured Kirby's character as the opinionated best friend to Crystal's character. Kirby refused to sign on for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold unless script changes were made, and was subsequently replaced by Jon Lovitz. Bruno guest starred on an episode of Mad About You in 1996. In 1991, Kirby made his Broadway debut when he replaced Kevin Spacey in Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers. In the last decade of his life, he had success in Stuart Little and was increasingly working in television. He starred as Barry Scheck in the 2000 CBS drama American Tragedy, played a paroled convict in a season three episode of Homicide: Life on the Street, and also directed an episode of that show. He appeared on the HBO TV series Entourage in season 3, episode 4, "Guys and Doll", as movie mogul Phil Rubinstein. He was invited to be a member of the Actors Studio in 2006, less than six months before his death. Personal life and death
Kirby, like his character in This is Spinal Tap, was a fan of Frank Sinatra. He enjoyed playing softball in the late 1970s. He was also strongly allergic to horses and needed daily allergy shots on the set of City Slickers (this was part of the reason he declined to return for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold''). Kirby married actress Lynn Sellers on September 29, 2003. They remained married until his death in 2006. He shared the same birthday, April 28, with his father, actor Bruce Kirby, who was born in 1925. Kirby died on August 14, 2006, at age 57, from complications related to leukemia.
Мансабы: Кирби 35 жыл бойы актерлік қызмет атқарды. 1971 жылы ол «Жас түлектер» драмасында дебют жасады, бірақ үш жылдан кейін «Құда әкесі» II бөлімінің эпикалық қылмыстық фильмінде жас Питер Клеменца рөлі Голливудта оның беделін арттырды. 1972 жылдың жазында, теледидардағы алғашқы қатысуларының бірінде Кирби Ричард Кастелланоның кейіпкері Джо Жиреллидің ұлы Энтони Жиреллиді «Супер» фильмінде сомдады; Кастеллано «Құда әкесінде» ескі Пит Клеменца рөлін ойнаған еді. 1973 жылы ол «Харрад эксперименті» фильміне түсті. Оның басқа теледидарлық жұмыстарына 222-ші бөлме және «M*A*S*H» пилоттық эпизоды кірді, онда ол Буун рөлін ойнады (оның сөздері болмады). Ол 1974 жылы «Коломбо» сериалының «Таңның ерте жарығында» эпизодында әкесі Брюс Кирбимен бірге және «Тез жәрдем» сериалының 2-ші маусымындағы «Сеанс» эпизодында «Б. Кирби кіші» ретінде танылды.
Bruno Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu, Jr.; April 28, 1949 – August 14, 2006) was an American actor. He was best known for his roles in City Slickers; When Harry Met Sally ; Good Morning, Vietnam; The Godfather Part II; and Donnie Brasco. He voiced Reginald Stout in Stuart Little. Early life
Kirby was born in New York City on April 28, 1949. His father was actor Bruce Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu). His brother John Kirby is an acting coach. Kirby attended Power Memorial Academy. Career
Kirby was a character actor whose career spanned 35 years. In 1971, he made his screen debut in the drama The Young Graduates, although it was his role three years later as the young Peter Clemenza in the epic crime film The Godfather Part II that raised his profile in Hollywood. In the summer of 1972, in one of his early television appearances, Kirby portrayed Anthony Girelli, the son of Richard Castellano's character Joe Girelli, in The Super; Castellano had played the older Pete Clemenza in The Godfather. In 1973, he appeared in The Harrad Experiment. His other television appearances included Room 222 and the pilot episode of M*A*S*H, portraying the character Boone (he had no lines). He also appeared in the 1974 Columbo episode "By Dawn's Early Light", alongside his father Bruce Kirby, and in the season 2 episode "Seance" of Emergency!, where he was credited as "B. Kirby Jr."
Described by Leonard Maltin as the "quintessential New Yorker or cranky straight man", Kirby appeared in a series of comedies, typically playing fast talking, belligerent yet likable characters. His best known roles include a colleague of Albert Brooks' film editor in Modern Romance; a talkative limo driver in This Is Spinal Tap; the jealous, comedically impaired Lieutenant Hauk in Good Morning, Vietnam; and a shifty assistant to Marlon Brando—a parody of Brando's Godfather role—in The Freshman. Kirby balanced comedies with dramatic roles like Donnie Brasco as a double dealing mobster. Kirby appeared with Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally (1989) and City Slickers (1991). Both featured Kirby's character as the opinionated best friend to Crystal's character. Kirby refused to sign on for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold unless script changes were made, and was subsequently replaced by Jon Lovitz. Bruno guest starred on an episode of Mad About You in 1996. In 1991, Kirby made his Broadway debut when he replaced Kevin Spacey in Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers. In the last decade of his life, he had success in Stuart Little and was increasingly working in television. He starred as Barry Scheck in the 2000 CBS drama American Tragedy, played a paroled convict in a season three episode of Homicide: Life on the Street, and also directed an episode of that show. He appeared on the HBO TV series Entourage in season 3, episode 4, "Guys and Doll", as movie mogul Phil Rubinstein. He was invited to be a member of the Actors Studio in 2006, less than six months before his death. Personal life and death
Kirby, like his character in This is Spinal Tap, was a fan of Frank Sinatra. He enjoyed playing softball in the late 1970s. He was also strongly allergic to horses and needed daily allergy shots on the set of City Slickers (this was part of the reason he declined to return for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold''). Kirby married actress Lynn Sellers on September 29, 2003. They remained married until his death in 2006. He shared the same birthday, April 28, with his father, actor Bruce Kirby, who was born in 1925. Kirby died on August 14, 2006, at age 57, from complications related to leukemia.
Леонард Мальтиннің айтуынша, «нағыз Нью-Йорктік немесе ренішті тікелей адам» Кирби комедиялар сериясында, көбінесе тез сөйлейтін, қатыгез, бірақ жағымды кейіпкерлерді сомдады. Оның ең танымал рөлдері: Альберт Брукстің «Заманауи романс» фильміндегі редактордың әріптесі; «Бұл спинальді шүмектегі» сөйлегіш лимузин жүргізушісі; «Жақсы таң, Вьетнам» фильміндегі қызғанышпен қарап, комедиялық тұрғыдан нашар лейтенант Хоук; және «Бірінші курста» Марлон Брандоның «Құда әкесі» рөлінің пародиязы. Кирби комедияларды «Дони Браско» сияқты драмалық рөлдермен үйлестірді. Кирби Билли Кристалмен бірге «Гарри Саллимен кездескенде» (1989) және «Қалалық шығармалар» (1991) фильмдерінде ойнады. Екеуінде де Кирбидің кейіпкері Кристалдың кейіпкерінің жақын досы болды. Кирби «Қалалық шығармалар II: Керлидің алтын туралы аңызы» үшін келісімшартқа қол қоюдан бас тартты, егер сценарий өзгертілмесе, және оны Джон Ловиц ауыстырды. Бруно 1996 жылы «Mad About You» сериалының бір эпизодында қонақ ретінде ойнады. 1991 жылы Кирби Нейл Саймонның «Юнкерсте жоғалғандар» пьесасында Кевин Спейсидің орнына Бродвейде дебют жасады. Өмірінің соңғы онжылдығында ол «Стюарт Литтл» фильмінде сәттілікке жетті және теледидарда көбірек жұмыс істеді. Ол 2000 жылы CBS-тің «Американдық трагедия» драмасында Барри Шек рөлін ойнады, «Құқық қылмысы: көшедегі өмір» сериалының үшінші маусымында шартты түрде босатылған сотталғанды сомдады, сондай-ақ осы шоудың бір эпизодын режиссерлік етті. Ол HBO телесериалы «Entourage» сериалының 3-ші маусымында, 4-ші эпизодта «Guys and Doll» фильмінің магнаты Фил Рубинштейн рөлінде пайда болды. Ол 2006 жылы, қайтыс болуына алты ай қалғанда, Актерлер студиясының мүшесі болуға шақырылды.
Bruno Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu, Jr.; April 28, 1949 – August 14, 2006) was an American actor. He was best known for his roles in City Slickers; When Harry Met Sally ; Good Morning, Vietnam; The Godfather Part II; and Donnie Brasco. He voiced Reginald Stout in Stuart Little. Early life
Kirby was born in New York City on April 28, 1949. His father was actor Bruce Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu). His brother John Kirby is an acting coach. Kirby attended Power Memorial Academy. Career
Kirby was a character actor whose career spanned 35 years. In 1971, he made his screen debut in the drama The Young Graduates, although it was his role three years later as the young Peter Clemenza in the epic crime film The Godfather Part II that raised his profile in Hollywood. In the summer of 1972, in one of his early television appearances, Kirby portrayed Anthony Girelli, the son of Richard Castellano's character Joe Girelli, in The Super; Castellano had played the older Pete Clemenza in The Godfather. In 1973, he appeared in The Harrad Experiment. His other television appearances included Room 222 and the pilot episode of M*A*S*H, portraying the character Boone (he had no lines). He also appeared in the 1974 Columbo episode "By Dawn's Early Light", alongside his father Bruce Kirby, and in the season 2 episode "Seance" of Emergency!, where he was credited as "B. Kirby Jr."
Described by Leonard Maltin as the "quintessential New Yorker or cranky straight man", Kirby appeared in a series of comedies, typically playing fast talking, belligerent yet likable characters. His best known roles include a colleague of Albert Brooks' film editor in Modern Romance; a talkative limo driver in This Is Spinal Tap; the jealous, comedically impaired Lieutenant Hauk in Good Morning, Vietnam; and a shifty assistant to Marlon Brando—a parody of Brando's Godfather role—in The Freshman. Kirby balanced comedies with dramatic roles like Donnie Brasco as a double dealing mobster. Kirby appeared with Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally (1989) and City Slickers (1991). Both featured Kirby's character as the opinionated best friend to Crystal's character. Kirby refused to sign on for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold unless script changes were made, and was subsequently replaced by Jon Lovitz. Bruno guest starred on an episode of Mad About You in 1996. In 1991, Kirby made his Broadway debut when he replaced Kevin Spacey in Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers. In the last decade of his life, he had success in Stuart Little and was increasingly working in television. He starred as Barry Scheck in the 2000 CBS drama American Tragedy, played a paroled convict in a season three episode of Homicide: Life on the Street, and also directed an episode of that show. He appeared on the HBO TV series Entourage in season 3, episode 4, "Guys and Doll", as movie mogul Phil Rubinstein. He was invited to be a member of the Actors Studio in 2006, less than six months before his death. Personal life and death
Kirby, like his character in This is Spinal Tap, was a fan of Frank Sinatra. He enjoyed playing softball in the late 1970s. He was also strongly allergic to horses and needed daily allergy shots on the set of City Slickers (this was part of the reason he declined to return for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold''). Kirby married actress Lynn Sellers on September 29, 2003. They remained married until his death in 2006. He shared the same birthday, April 28, with his father, actor Bruce Kirby, who was born in 1925. Kirby died on August 14, 2006, at age 57, from complications related to leukemia.
Жеке өмірі мен өлімі: Кирби, «Бұл Spinal Tap» фильміндегі кейіпкері сияқты, Фрэнк Синатраның жанкүйері болды. Ол 1970-ші жылдардың аяғында софтбол ойнағанды ұнататын. Ол сондай-ақ жылқыға қатты аллергиясы бар еді және «Қалалық шығармалар» түсірілімдері кезінде күнделікті аллергияға қарсы вакцина алуға мәжбүр болды (оның «Қалалық шығармалар II: Керлидің алтын туралы аңызына» оралудан бас тартуының бір себебі осы еді). Кирби 2003 жылғы 29 қыркүйекте актриса Линн Селлерске үйленді. Олар 2006 жылы қайтыс болғанға дейін некеде болды. Ол 1925 жылы туған әкесі, актер Брюс Кирбимен бірге туған күнін, 28 сәуірді бөлісті. Кирби 2006 жылғы 14 тамызда лейкемияға байланысты асқынулардан 57 жасында қайтыс болды.
Bruno Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu, Jr.; April 28, 1949 – August 14, 2006) was an American actor. He was best known for his roles in City Slickers; When Harry Met Sally ; Good Morning, Vietnam; The Godfather Part II; and Donnie Brasco. He voiced Reginald Stout in Stuart Little. Early life
Kirby was born in New York City on April 28, 1949. His father was actor Bruce Kirby (born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu). His brother John Kirby is an acting coach. Kirby attended Power Memorial Academy. Career
Kirby was a character actor whose career spanned 35 years. In 1971, he made his screen debut in the drama The Young Graduates, although it was his role three years later as the young Peter Clemenza in the epic crime film The Godfather Part II that raised his profile in Hollywood. In the summer of 1972, in one of his early television appearances, Kirby portrayed Anthony Girelli, the son of Richard Castellano's character Joe Girelli, in The Super; Castellano had played the older Pete Clemenza in The Godfather. In 1973, he appeared in The Harrad Experiment. His other television appearances included Room 222 and the pilot episode of M*A*S*H, portraying the character Boone (he had no lines). He also appeared in the 1974 Columbo episode "By Dawn's Early Light", alongside his father Bruce Kirby, and in the season 2 episode "Seance" of Emergency!, where he was credited as "B. Kirby Jr."
Described by Leonard Maltin as the "quintessential New Yorker or cranky straight man", Kirby appeared in a series of comedies, typically playing fast talking, belligerent yet likable characters. His best known roles include a colleague of Albert Brooks' film editor in Modern Romance; a talkative limo driver in This Is Spinal Tap; the jealous, comedically impaired Lieutenant Hauk in Good Morning, Vietnam; and a shifty assistant to Marlon Brando—a parody of Brando's Godfather role—in The Freshman. Kirby balanced comedies with dramatic roles like Donnie Brasco as a double dealing mobster. Kirby appeared with Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally (1989) and City Slickers (1991). Both featured Kirby's character as the opinionated best friend to Crystal's character. Kirby refused to sign on for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold unless script changes were made, and was subsequently replaced by Jon Lovitz. Bruno guest starred on an episode of Mad About You in 1996. In 1991, Kirby made his Broadway debut when he replaced Kevin Spacey in Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers. In the last decade of his life, he had success in Stuart Little and was increasingly working in television. He starred as Barry Scheck in the 2000 CBS drama American Tragedy, played a paroled convict in a season three episode of Homicide: Life on the Street, and also directed an episode of that show. He appeared on the HBO TV series Entourage in season 3, episode 4, "Guys and Doll", as movie mogul Phil Rubinstein. He was invited to be a member of the Actors Studio in 2006, less than six months before his death. Personal life and death
Kirby, like his character in This is Spinal Tap, was a fan of Frank Sinatra. He enjoyed playing softball in the late 1970s. He was also strongly allergic to horses and needed daily allergy shots on the set of City Slickers (this was part of the reason he declined to return for City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold''). Kirby married actress Lynn Sellers on September 29, 2003. They remained married until his death in 2006. He shared the same birthday, April 28, with his father, actor Bruce Kirby, who was born in 1925. Kirby died on August 14, 2006, at age 57, from complications related to leukemia.
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ЖылАтауРөлЕскертулер 1971 Жас түлектер Лес Б. Кирби кіші ретінде көрсетілген 1973 Харрад эксперименті Гарри Шахт 1973 Супер әке Стэнли Шлиммер 1973 Синдерелла Либерти Алкотт 1974 Құдағи II бөлім Жас Питер Клеменза Б. Кирби кіші ретінде көрсетілген 1976 Көк түсті сәби Поп Мосли 1977 Сызықтар арасында Дэвид Энтвистл 1978 Жазда Боби ДеВито 1980 Бизондар қайда роумингтейді Марти Льюис 1980 Шекара Джимми Фанте 1981 Заманауи романс Джей 1982 Kiss My Grits Флэш 1984 Бұл спинальдік шүмек Томми Пишедда 1984 Берди Фил Реналди 1985 Ет пен қан Орбек 1987 Тін адамдар Тышқан 1987 Жақсы таң, Вьетнам Лейтенант Стивен Хоук 1989 Берт Ригби, сен ақымақсың Кайл ДеФорст 1989 Гарри Салимен қашан кездесті Джесс Фишер 1989 Біз періштелер емесміз Орынбасар 1990 Жаңа студент Виктор Рей 1991 Қалалық ковбойлер Эд Фурилло 1992 Хоффа Түндегі клуб комигі Кредиттелмеген 1993 Алтын қақпа Агент Рон Пирелли 1995 Баскетбол күнделігі Свифти 1996 Ұйықтаушылар Мырза Каркатерра 1997 Донни Браско Никки Сантора 1999 Өмірден сырғып кету Кішігірім акрлерді басқарушы 1999 Шпиондық ойындар Макс Фишер Балама атауы: Тарих түнінде жасалады 1999 Стюарт кішкентай Реджинальд "Регги" Стаут (дауысы) 2001 Бір көзді король Микки 2006 Детектив Алленді сомдады Соңғы фильмдегі қатысуы
Теледидар
ЖылАтауыРолЕскертулер1969–1973 222-бөлме Герби Консидин 5 эпизод Б.Кирби кіші ретінде көрсетілген 1972 Супер Энтони Жирелли 10 эпизод 1972 M*A*S*H кездейсоқ Лоренцо Буун Эпизод: "Пилот" 1973 Төтенше жағдай! Кен Эпизод: "Сеанс" 1974 Коломбо кадет Морган Эпизод: "Таңғы шуақтың алғашқы сәулесі" 1975 Коджак Кит Уикс Эпизод: "Жүрегі зұлымдыққа толығандардың істері" 1976 Делвеккио Эпизод: "Құқықтар кеңесі"; тізімде жоқ 1979 Детектив мектебі Марвин Эпизод: "Банк тонауы" 1981 ABC Afterschool Special Ресми тұлға Эпизод: "Жүгір, жүрме" 1982 Миллион долларлық алаң Лу Буономато Телевизиялық фильм 1982 Даңқ Марти Шварц Эпизод: "Отанына оралу" 1983 Hill Street Blues Луи Эпизод: "Орыстар келеді" 1984 Buchanan High Мырза Прескотт 2 эпизод 1989–1990 Бұл Гарри Шендлинг шоуы Брэд Брилник 8 эпизод 1991 Қорқынышты әңгімелер Билли Палома Эпизод: "Тұзақ" 1992 Мастергейт Абель Ламб Телевизиялық фильм 1993 Күңгірт періштелер Тони Ресек Эпизод: "Мен күтемін" 1993 Фрейзер Марко (дауыс) Эпизод: "Маған жауапсыз деме" 1993–1998 Ларри Сандерс шоуы Өзі 5 эпизод 1994 Дэвид Леттерменмен кеш Коп на краю 1 эпизод 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street Виктор Хелмс Эпизод: "Газ өндіруші" 1996 Ұңғыл Виргил Эпизод: "Спортзал" 1999 Бақытты соңы: Әр балаға арналған ертегілер Ұлы (дауыс) Эпизод: "Әли Баба және қырық тонаушы" 2000 Америкалық трагедия Барри Шек Телевизиялық фильм 2001 Биография Баяндамашы Эпизод: "Бобби Дарин: Мен аңыз болғым келеді" 2004 Helter Skelter Винсент Буглиози Телевизиялық фильм 2004 Төреші Кармен Пинтоцци Эпизод: "Тым жас өлді" 2006 Entourage Фил Рубенштейн Эпизод: "Жігіттер мен қуыршақтар" Соңғы телешоуға қатысуы