Edward Herrmann
Birth Place: USA
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STAGE CREDITS
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Movies
[ 1973 ] Mike
[ 1974 ] Klipspringer
[ 1975 ] Ezra Stiles
[ 1978 ] Col. Walter Gilchrist
[ 1978 ] Dan Weyman
[ 1979 ] Ed Branish
[ 1979 ] Michael Hill
[ 1981 ] Harry Johnson
[ 1982 ] FDR
[ 1982 ] Paul Stanton
[ 1982 ] Tommy
[ 1984 ] Warden Peter Soffel
[ 1985 ] Bob Singer
[ 1985 ] Brown Ed Herrmann
[ 1985 ] Henry
[ 1987 ] Grant Stayton III
[ 1987 ] Max Ed Herrmann
[ 1988 ] Graham Sherbourne
[ 1993 ] Ed Devery
[ 1993 ] Mr. Dingle
[ 1994 ] Richard Rich
[ 1994 ] Zachary 'Zach' Gilmore
[ 1995 ] Nelson Rockefeller
[ 1997 ] Robert Payne
[ 1998 ] Jack
[ 1999 ] Rev. Vernon
[ 2001 ] Charles Allsworth
[ 2001 ] Milligan
[ 2001 ] W.R. Hearst
[ 2002 ] Headmter Woodbridge
[ 2003 ] Rex Rexroth
[ 2004 ] Joseph Breen
[ 2004 ] Lloyd
[ 2006 ] Doug Clayton
[ 2006 ] James Townsend
[ 2006 ] Lyle
[ 2006 ] Narrator
[ 2007 ] Mr. Landis
[ 2009 ] Dr. Shepard Ed Herrmann
[ 2009 ] Goodenough
[ 2011 ] Governor Dawson
[ 2011 ] Jeremiah Larson
[ 2011 ] Thom
[ 2012 ] Jack Bennington
[ 2012 ] Mr. Crampton
[ 2012 ] Nate Christensen
[ 2013 ] Dr. Vincent
[ 2013 ] Stratton Oakmont Commercial
[ 2014 ] Reverend Cartwright
[ 2015 ] Bill Ford
TV Shows
Councilman, Old Man
Richard Gilmore
Frederic Matson, Mr. Mosbeck, Drew Seely
Harrison Beecher
Father Joseph McCabe, Priest
Lionel Deerfield
Anderson Pearson
Awards and Nominations
Edward Herrmann, Psychopatria Sexualis
Edward Herrmann Psychopathia Sexualis
Edward Herrmann, Plenty
winner
Edward Herrmann, Mrs. Warren's Profession
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Edward Herrmann has appeared on Broadway in 5 shows.
Edward Herrmann has not appeared in the West End.
Outstanding Featured Actor - Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Psychopatria Sexualis, Best Featured Actor - Play (Outer Critics Circle Awards) for Psychopathia Sexualis , Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play (Tony Awards) for Plenty and Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play (Tony Awards) for Mrs. Warren's Profession.
Edward Herrmann won a Primetime Emmy Award in 1978 for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie for his role in The Great Gatsby. He received a nomination for the same award in 1976 for The Holocaust. Herrmann also won a Daytime Emmy Award in 1977 for Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Children's Special for his performance in The Fire Next Time. In addition, he was nominated for a Tony Award in 1971 for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role in The Last Picture Show. Furthermore, Herrmann was honored with a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series for his work on Gilmore Girls.