Pat Hingle (Performer)

Pat Hingle

Performer

Pat Hingle

Performer

Critic Kenneth Tynan called him "a specialist in portraying the American male as a lusty, overgrown boy, given perhaps to blustering but inherently goodhearted."

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Also Known As: Martin Patterson Hingle
Born: Jul 19, 1924 in Miami, FL, USA
Death: Jan 03, 2009 in Carolina Beach, NC

Roles (20)

1776 Opened August 14, 1997	as Benjamin Franklin (Original)
A Life Opened November 02, 1980	as Kearns (Original)
The Lady from the Sea Opened March 18, 1976	as Dr. Wangel (Original)
That Championship Season Opened September 14, 1972	as Coach (Replacement)
The Selling of the President Opened March 22, 1972	as Sen. George W. Mason (Original)
Child's Play Opened February 17, 1970	as Joseph Dobbs (Original)
The Price Opened February 07, 1968	as Victor Franz (Original)
Johnny No-Trump Opened October 08, 1967	as Harry Armstrong (Original)
The Glass Menagerie Opened May 04, 1965	as The Gentleman Caller (Original)
The Odd Couple Opened March 10, 1965	as Oscar Madison (Replacement)	Arrived On Feb 28, 1966
A Girl Could Get Lucky Opened September 20, 1964	as Andy Willard (Original)
Blues for Mister Charlie Opened April 23, 1964	as Parnell (Original)
Strange Interlude Opened March 11, 1963	as Sam Evans (Original)
The Deadly Game Opened February 02, 1960	as Howard Trapp (Original)
J.B. Opened December 11, 1958	as J. B. (Original)
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Opened December 05, 1957	as Rubin Flood (Original)
Girls of Summer Opened November 19, 1956	as Jules Taggart (Original)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Opened March 24, 1955	as Gooper (Original)
Festival Opened January 18, 1955	as Joe Foster (Original)
End as a Man Opened October 14, 1953	as Harold Koble (Original)