Brian Dennehy – Biography of Brian Dennehy

Brian Dennehy was born in 1938, in Bridgeport, United States.

His career spans more than thirty years working for film, theater and television.
Has received 2 awards “Tony” What Best Theater Actor for the interpretation of James tyrone on “Long journey into the night” from Eugene O’Neill, already Willy loman on “Death of a salesman” from Arthur Miller.
He also got a Golden Globe, an award from Guild of Film Actors and a nomination for a Emmy for a performance in a television series.

The role that made him the most popular in the world in the movie “Two plus one equals two” from Michael ritchie; “Dangerous game” from Colin Higgins, etc.

His nominations for Emmy They were for their performances in the miniseries “The Burden of Proof” from Mike robe; “Murder in the Heartland” from Robert Markowitz; “To Catch a Killer “ from Eric Till; and in the TV movie “Killing in a Small Town” from Stephen Gyllenhaal.

He has always worked and for more than 20 years in the Goodman Theater Chicago, where he has starred in several productions of Robert Falls What “Long journey into the night”, “Death of a salesman”, “A Touch of the Poet”, “Galileo Galilei”, etc.

Another of his remembered performances was in “The cherry garden” on the Brooklyn Academy of Music; and in “The Exonerated”, produced by Bob Balaban, among many others.