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Eliot Asinof (1919–2008)

Writer | Actor

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He was a minor-league ballplayer, briefly playing in the Philadelphia Phillies' organization before joining the Army and serving in World War II. See more trivia »

Born:

Eliot Tager Asinof
in New York City, New York, USA

Died:

(age 88) in Hudson, New York, USA
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Franklin Ojeda Smith - -- "...back in the day the 'barb wire' was more visible" and early on I chose baseball over acting; then academia and not baseball. Now,"...the kids are grown, the dog is dead and now that I may, I choose acting." Please take a look: 1)Boardwalk Empire - Deacon Cuffy 2)Murder Incorporated - Sam Christenson 3)Cayman Went - Aniston Turnkey 4)Letting Go -Therapist 5)Footsteps in the Sand - Jim. Thank You! Franklin

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My Demo Reel -- Includes clips from GLORY DAZE, COMMUNITY and horror film URBAN EXPLORER.

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Francine Locke Film Reel -- Family Law (Best Actress, Gideon), Stealing Home (Best Supporting Actress-nom.) 168 Project, True Tale Monster (Albert P. Weisman Award), The Discarded (2011 Feature Release).

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Christopher Mann's Theatrical Demo Reel -- This reel contains Christopher performing in Film and Television. The clips included are from the following: "The Boundary", "The Wire", "Duplicity", "Law & Order(SVU)", "Michael Clayton", "Cost Of A Soul", "HEROES" and "Law & Order (CI)".

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1988 Eight Men Out (book "8 Men Out")
 
1975 Breakout (suggested by book "Ten Second Jailbreak")
 
1965 Seaway (TV series)
– The Only Good Indian (1965) (story)
 
1961 Cain's Hundred (TV series)
– Markdown on a Man (1961) (writer)
 
1959 The DuPont Show of the Month (TV series)
– Body and Soul (1959) (writer)
 
1956 Climax! (TV series)
– Child of the Wind/Throw Away the Cane (1956) (segment: "Throw Away the Cane")
– Faceless Adversary (1956) (writer)
 
1955 Goodyear Playhouse (TV series)
– Man on Spikes (1955) (writer)
 
1952 Hollywood Opening Night (TV series)
– Sword Play (1952) (adaptation)
 
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2002 Sunshine State
Silent Sam
 
1988 Eight Men Out
John Heydler
 
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2005-2006 ESPN 25: Who's #1? (TV series documentary)
Himself
– Greatest Performances (2006) … Himself
– Best MLB Teams (2005) … Himself
 
2005 The Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame... (TV series)
Himself
– The 1919 White Sox for 'Throwing' the World Series (2005) … Himself
 
1999-2003 ESPN SportsCentury (TV series documentary)
Himself
– New York Yankees: Part 2 (2003) … Himself
– Jack Dempsey (2001) … Himself
– Flashback: The 1919 Black Sox Scandal (2001) … Himself
– Lou Gehrig (2000) … Himself
– Babe Ruth (2000) … Himself
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1971 The Irv Kupcinet Show (TV series)
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– Episode dated 3 July 1971 (1971) … Himself
 

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Breakout -- A Texas bush pilot is hired by a woman to help break out her husband who is imprisoned in Mexico on a framed charge that was engineered by his Grandfather. Sunshine State -- A woman and her new husband returns to her hometown roots in coastal northern Florida, and must deal with family, business, and encroaching real estate development.
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Non-fiction book: "Craig & Joan, Two Lives for Peace". New York: Dell Publishing, 1971. See more »

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Trivia:

He was a minor-league ballplayer, briefly playing in the Philadelphia Phillies' organization before joining the Army and serving in World War II. See more »

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