Ed McNamara
Actor| Birthday | Jun 23, 1921 (65 years old) |
| Deathday | Oct 11, 1986 |
| Place of birth | Chicago |
| Gender | Male |
Ed McNamara was mainly known for his work as a stage actor, but he also had a remarkable career in radio drama. In 1986, he received a nomination for the prestigious Genie Award for his outstanding performance as Philip Longlan in Bayo. Although he didn't win the award, the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television recognized his contributions by presenting him with the inaugural Earle Grey Award for Lifetime Achievement.
Known for
Benny
Dec 3, 1976
Jake
Oct 13, 1979
7.5
Oct 3, 1976
Policeman
May 7, 1943
Oct 22, 1976
Spragg
Sep 17, 1976
Old Man
May 21, 1985
Mr. Regan
Apr 25, 1941
Sep 24, 1968
Kaminsky
Nov 11, 1976
5.3
Policeman
Jun 18, 1943
Sun Bear
Apr 3, 1957
5.9
Train Conductor (uncredited)
Apr 10, 1973
5.4
Sargent Bellows
May 28, 1976
Clerk in General Store
Nov 1, 1972
Little John (voice)
Oct 9, 1966
Old Man
Feb 22, 1986
Osgood Hamilton, Jr
Aug 23, 1985
7.5
Phillip Longlan
Apr 25, 1985
Seth Whately
May 8, 1974
Benny
Dec 3, 1976
Jake
Oct 13, 1979
7.5
Oct 3, 1976
Policeman
May 7, 1943
Oct 22, 1976
Spragg
Sep 17, 1976
Acting
Participated in 15 movies, 8 TV series