Gavin MacLeod

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Biography

Gavin MacLeod (born Allan See) was born in Mt. Kisco, NY on February 28, 1930 and was raised in the town of Pleasantville. He…more

Born

2/28/1930, Mt. Kisco, NY

Birth Name

Allan See

Gender

Male

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    • While MacLeod never achieved Hollywood stardom, he did have notable roles in movies, beginning with I Want to Live! in 1957 and finishing with Kelly's Heroes in 1970.
    • Gavin MacLeod still appears in off-broadway plays today and hosted a Christian series of shows with his wife on the Trinity Broadcasting Network in the 1990s.
    • Gavin first appeared with actress Joyce Bulifant in McHale's Navy. They would later play husband and wife on the 1970s sitcom The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
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    • Gavin MacLeod: (on fame while playing Stubing on "The Love Boat") I went to my (on-camera) captain's table one morning at 7 o'clock and there was Helen Hayes, Maurice Evans, and Mildred Natwick. When I was a little kid I went to the theater to see them.
    • Gavin MacLeod: (on his first interest in acting as a profession) When I was four years old I was in a Kindergarten play. I took my bow at the end and got applause. That told me, these people like me. I knew from that moment I wanted more of that.
    • Gavin Macleod: (speaking about his infamous role as the oily drug dealer "Big Chicken" on the show "Hawaii Five-O") But the character was so successful - that first one - that they wrote him again and he came in right at the end of the first year in a show called "The Box." I was up for an Emmy for that one too.

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