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Blessed with a magnetic voice, the talented Barrett developed an early interest in performing when he use to frequent his aunt's local movie house. Born in Quinter, Kansas in 1957, he won the lead in his high school's production of "Calamity Jane" and was sold after that. He studied at Carnegie-Mellon and then eventually made his move to the New York scene... See full bio »

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in Quinter, Kansas, USA
Brent Barrett Still of Matthew Broderick, Nathan Lane, Brent Barrett, Roger Bart, Jim Borstelmann, Kathy Fitzgerald, Keith Kuhl and Jai Rodriguez in The Producers
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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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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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2011 Hustling (TV series)
Conrad
 
2005 The Producers
Brian The Set Designer
 
2003 Great Performances (TV series)
Fred Graham / Petruchio
– Kiss Me Kate (2003) … Fred Graham / Petruchio
 
1996 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (TV series)
Uris
– A Star to Guide them (1996) … Uris
 
1989 Longtime Companion
Soap Actor
 
1988 Robots (video)
R. Daneel Olivaw
 
1983-1984 All My Children (TV series)
Tony Barclay
– Episode dated 20 June 1984 (1984) … Tony Barclay
– Episode dated 18 May 1984 (1984) … Tony Barclay
– Episode dated 16 May 1984 (1984) … Tony Barclay
– Episode dated 27 October 1983 (1983) … Tony Barclay
– Episode dated 25 October 1983 (1983) … Tony Barclay
 
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2005 The Producers (performer: "Keep It Gay")
 
2003-2004 Great Performances (TV series)
– Broadway's Lost Treasures II (2004) (performer: "We'll Take a Glass Together")
– Kiss Me Kate (2003) (performer: "Wunderbar", "We Open in Venice", "I've Come to Wive It Wealthily in Padua", "Were Thine That Special Face", "Kiss Me Kate" Act I Finale, "Where Is the Life That Late I Led?", "So in Love" reprise, "Kiss Me Kate" Finale Ultimo)
 
1990 The 44th Annual Tony Awards (TV special) (performer: "We'll Take a Glass Together")
 
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2005 Broadway Under the Stars (TV movie)
Himself
 
2002 West End Story (documentary)
Himself
 
1997 The 51st Annual Tony Awards (TV special)
Himself
 
1990 The 44th Annual Tony Awards (TV special)
Himself - Performer
 
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2004 Great Performances (TV series)
 
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He created the role of airline steward Charles Castleton in Alan Jay Lerner and Charles Strouse's short-lived musical "Dance a Little Closer" (1983), introducing "Why Can't the World Go and Leave Us Alone" - the first openly gay love song ever heard in a Broadway musical. See more »

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