Henderson Forsythe

Henderson Forsythe was born on Sep 11, 1917 in USA. Henderson Forsythe's big-screen debut came with Sunday Showcase - Season 1 directed by Alex March in 1959, strarring General Buckner / Mr. Clegg. Henderson Forsythe is known for Separate But Equal directed by George Stevens Jr., Sidney Poitier stars as Thurgood Marshall and Burt Lancaster as John W. Davis. The upcoming new movie Henderson Forsythe plays is Species II which will be released on Apr 10, 1998.

Macon, Missouri-born Henderson Forsythe was a respected film, stage and television actor, best-known for his 30-year run as "Dr. David Stewart" on the long-running American soap opera As the World Turns (1956). He won a Tony Award in 1979 for his work in the original Broadway production of 'The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas' and later played the role again in London's West End. He only appeared in around 10 films during a 25-year period, preferring to devote most of his time to stage and television work. He died in Williamsburg Landing, Virginia, in 2006 at age 88 from undisclosed causes.