Mortimer O'Brien

Performer Stage Crew

Personal Info

Birth Date
June 28, 1909
Birth Location
Rochester, New York, USA
Death Date
June 18, 1992
Death Location
Long Island, New York, USA
Cause of Death
Injuries sustained in a car crash

Stage & Film

Performance

Gay Divorce Closed on the road; 1941	... Dancing Gentlemen
On Your Toes Original Broadway Production; 1936	... A Gentleman of the Ensemble
As Thousands Cheer Original Broadway Production; 1933	... Performer
Face the Music Original Broadway Production; 1932	... Ensemble Boy
Fine and Dandy Original Broadway Production; 1930	... Ensemble/Other Roles
Follow Thru Original Broadway Production; 1929	... Ensemble/Other Roles

Staff & Creative

Yokel Boy

Original Broadway Production; 1939

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Stage Manager

Notes

Mortimer “Snooks” O’Brien and his twin brother, Chet, were the first recipients of Franklin J. Schaffner Award for Lifetime Achievement, given by the Directors Guild of America.

Photos & Headshots

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Personal Info

Birth Date
June 28, 1909
Birth Location
Rochester, New York, USA
Death Date
June 18, 1992
Death Location
Long Island, New York, USA
Cause of Death
Injuries sustained in a car crash

Other Names

Snooks O'Brien
Mortimer J. O'Brien

Marriage & Family

Spouses/Partners

No spouses or partners listed.

Family

Chet O'Brien (Brother)