John Randolph (Performer)

John Randolph

Performer

John Randolph

Performer

The actor worked steadily throughout the '50s and '60s, despite having been blacklisted for having refused to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee in 1955.

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Also Known As: Emanuel Hirsch Cohen
Born: Jun 01, 1915 in New York, NY, USA
Death: Feb 24, 2004 in Hollywood, CA, USA

Roles (35)

Prelude to a Kiss Opened May 01, 1990	as Old Man (Replacement)
Madam, Will You Walk Opened December 01, 1953	as Officer Mallon (Original)	Jan 16, 1990 - Jan 21, 1990
Broadway Bound Opened December 04, 1986	as Ben (Original)
The American Clock Opened November 20, 1980	as Moe Baum (Original)
Our Town Opened November 27, 1969	as Mr. Webb (Original)
My Sweet Charlie Opened December 06, 1966	as Mr. Treadwell (Original)
Conversation at Midnight Opened November 12, 1964	as Anselmo (Original)
A Case of Libel Opened October 10, 1963	as Dennis Corcoran (Original)
Mother Courage and Her Children Opened March 28, 1963	as Peasant (Original) as Recruiting Officer (Original) as Soldier (Original)
The Sound of Music Opened November 16, 1959	as Franz (Original)
Portrait of a Madonna Opened April 15, 1959	as Mr. Abrams (Original)
The Visit Opened May 05, 1958	as Police Chief Schultz (Original)
Miss Isobel Opened December 26, 1957	as Howard (Original)
The Wooden Dish Opened October 06, 1955	as Ed Mason (Original)
The Time of Your Life Opened January 19, 1955	as McCarthy (Original)
House of Flowers Opened December 30, 1954	as Captain Jonas (Replacement)
All Summer Long Opened September 23, 1954	as Harry (Original)
Room Service Opened April 06, 1953	as Gordon Miller (Original)
The Grey-eyed People Opened December 17, 1952	as Delivery Man (Original)
Seagulls Over Sorrento Opened September 11, 1952	as Able Seaman Turner (Original)
Paint Your Wagon Opened November 12, 1951	as Mike Mooney (Original)
Peer Gynt Opened January 28, 1951	as Aslak (Original) as Ensemble (Original) as Herr Trompetstraale (Original) as The Voice (Original)
The Golden State Opened November 25, 1950	as Joe Williamson (Original)
Come Back, Little Sheba Opened February 15, 1950	as Milkman (Original)
Command Decision Opened October 01, 1947	as Lt. Jake Goldberg (Original)
Hold on to Your Hats Opened September 11, 1940	as Radio Announcer (Original)
Medicine Show Opened April 12, 1940	as Mac (Original)
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines Opened January 25, 1938	as The Times Reporter (Original)
No More Peace Opened January 25, 1938	as Jacob (Original)
Coriolanus Opened January 25, 1938	as Roman Herald (Original)