Morton Downey Jr.

Morton Downey Jr. was born on Dec 09, 1933 in USA. Morton Downey Jr.'s big-screen debut came with Thanksgiving Day directed by Gino Tanasescu in 1990, strarring .

Talk-show host and songwriter ("Because We're Young", "Hearts Are Wild"), composer, author, actor and singer, educated at New York University (BS) and a two-year Law School student. He was a program director and announcer at WPOP in Hartford, Connecticut, and later made several records under his birth name. Joining ASCAP in 1960, his other popular-song compositions include "Now I Lay Me Down to Cry", "Ballad of Billy Brown", "Flattery", and "Don't Mention My Name".