William Duell (Performer)

William Duell

Performer

William Duell - 242

William Duell - 1813

William Duell

Performer

William Duell, a small, thin-faced character actor who was a familiar presence to generations of television, film and stage audiences, died at his home in Manhattan on Dec. 22 2011. The cause was respiratory failure. He was 88.

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Also Known As: Darwin William Duell
Born: Aug 30, 1923 in New York, USA
Death: Dec 22, 2011 in New York, NY

Roles (22)

	The Man Who Came to Dinner Opened July 27, 2000	as Dr. Bradley (Original)
	1776 Opened August 14, 1997	as Caesar Rodney (Replacement)
	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Opened April 18, 1996	as Erronius (Original)
	The Marriage of Figaro Opened October 10, 1985	as Antonio (Original)
	The Inspector General Opened September 21, 1978	as Pytor Ivánovich Bóbchinsky (Original)
	Stages Opened March 19, 1978	as Attorney for the Witness (Original) as Colin Dickinson (Original) as Stanley (Original) as The Banker (Original) as Arnold Glickman (Understudy - Original) as Dundeen Dickinson (Understudy - Original) as Theater Owner (Understudy - Original)
	Kings Opened September 27, 1976	Performer
	Threepenny Opera Opened May 01, 1976	as Crook-Finger Jack (Original)
	1776 Opened March 16, 1969	as Andrew McNair (Original)
	Illya Darling Opened April 11, 1967	as Garbage (Original)
	The Ballad of the Sad Cafe Opened October 30, 1963	as Horace Wells (Original) as Merlie Ryan (Understudy - Original)
	A Cook for Mr. General Opened October 19, 1961	as Cook (Original)