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Most Recent Role: Dr. Hugo Strange on The Batman
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania , USA
Birthday: 4-5-1933
Birth Name: Frank Gorshin, Jr.
Date of Death: 5-17-2005
Cause of Death: lung cancer and emphysema
Actor, comedian, and impressionist best known to TV viewers for his portrayal of The Riddler on the 1966-68 TV series Batman .

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The Batman
A Fistful of Felt
Saturday 8 October 2005 on The CW

After his most recent crime spree, Arnold Wesker is taken to Arkham and apparently "cured" by Dr. Hugo Strange. A new career as a children's entertainer lies before Wesker ... but can he escape the shadow of Scarface?

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Gorshin: When something a star does suddenly sparks my imagination, I find myself doing an impression of him--first for my amusement, later for my repertoire. (edit)
Reportedly, Gorshin's favorite impression was Kirk Douglas. (edit)
In the early 80's, Gorshin did a stint on the daytime drama Edge of Night playing a gangster. He later appeared on an episode of Bold and the Beautiful. (edit)
According to Gorshin, his entire repertoire of celebrity impressions was less than fifty. (edit)
Gorshin had a grandson named Brandon. (edit)

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