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Don Brockett (1930–1995)
Don Brockett was born on January 30, 1930 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA as Richard Donald Brockett. He was an actor, known for The Silence of the Lambs (1991), Flashdance (1983) and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (1968). He was married to Leslie Brockett. He died on May 2, 1995 in Pittsburgh.
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Born:in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USADied:(age 65) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA |
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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Chef Brockett / Mr. Bulldog / Santa Claus / Captain B / Covered wagon / Fish / Horatio the Potato Bug / King Kittypuss / Kitty's Father / Monkey's Uncle / Swan Father
(1968-1995)
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Actor (24 credits)
Actor (24 credits)
1968-1995
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
(TV Series)
Chef Brockett / Mr. Bulldog / Santa Claus / ...
Chef Brockett / Mr. Bulldog / Santa Claus / ...
- 1686: Everybody's Special
(1995)
... Chef Brockett
- 1674: Things to Wear
(1994)
... Chef Brockett
- 1650: Imaginary Friends
(1992)
... Chef Brockett
- 1649: Imaginary Friends
(1992)
... Chef Brockett
- 1642: Art
(1991)
... Chef Brockett
1966-1967
MisteRogers
(TV Series)
Chef Brockett
Chef Brockett
- Episode #7.48
(1967)
... Chef Brockett
- Episode #7.35
(1967)
... Chef Brockett
- Episode #7.18
(1967)
... Chef Brockett
- Episode #7.10
(1967)
... Chef Brockett
- Episode #7.7
(1967)
... Chef Brockett
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Don Brockett was the director of FORBIDDEN PITTSBURGH, a series of annual year-in-review spoofs of the city of Pittsburgh. He was one of the only independent producers of theatre in Pittsburgh.
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