Henry Morgan(1915-1994)

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Murder, Inc. (1960)

Henry Morgan was born on 31 March 1915 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for Murder, Inc. (1960), The Ballad of Berlin (1948) and So This Is New York (1948). He was married to Karen Sorenson and Isobel Gibbs. He died on 19 May 1994 in New York City, New York, USA.

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Murder, Inc.

6.6

Burton Turkus

1960

Gert Fröbe, Werner Eisbrenner, Hans Deppe, O.E. Hasse, Erik Ode, Werner Oehlschlaeger, Tatjana Sais, Karl Schönböck, Ute Sielisch, Robert A. Stemmle, and Aribert Wäscher in The Ballad of Berlin (1948)

The Ballad of Berlin

7.2

Narrator (US version)

1948

So This Is New York

6.3

Ernie Finch

1948

It Happened to Jane

6.5

Henry Morgan - Panelist

1959

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Actor

Lincoln
7.0
TV Movie
- William Seward (voice)
- 1992
The Naked Mind
TV Series
- 1974
The Play's the Thing
TV Series
- Manny Berger
- 1974
My World and Welcome to It
8.5
TV Series
- Philip Jensen
- 1969–1970
Karen
8.0
TV Series
- Henry Morgan
- 1965
The Jim Backus Show
7.5
TV Series
- Henry Morgan
- 1960
Murder, Inc.
6.6
- Burton Turkus
- 1960
That Kind of Woman
6.1
- Henry Morgan (uncredited)
- 1959
It Happened to Jane
6.5
- Henry Morgan - Panelist
- 1959
Henry Morgan's Great Talent Hunt
TV Series
- Host
- 1951
The Silver Theatre
6.5
TV Series
- 1949
The Ballad of Berlin
7.2
- Narrator (US version)
- 1948
So This Is New York
6.3
- Ernie Finch
- 1948

Writer

Soundtrack

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Murder, Inc.

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Born
- March 31, 1915
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- May 19, 1994
- New York City, New York, USA(lung cancer)
Spouses
Other works
Hosted the variety show, "Henry Morgan's Great Talent Hunt"
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Trivia
Due to having the same name, he was often confused with the film/TV actor Harry Morgan, who in his earlier days had used the pseudonym "Henry Morgan." (But radio's Henry having used that moniker first, filmdom's Henry renamed himself Harry.)Ironically, the men were born only 10 days apart.