Lee Wilkof
Birth Place: USA
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STAGE CREDITS
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Movies
[ 1980 ] Brian
[ 1980 ] Townsperson
[ 1982 ] Dr. L. Hose
[ 1989 ] Big Jim
[ 1989 ] Finstermacher
[ 1989 ] Ted Bingham
[ 1989 ] Vernon
[ 1992 ] Prosecutor
[ 1993 ] Principal Shippy
[ 1995 ] Sender, Tudr
[ 1996 ] Bissel
[ 1997 ] Carl
[ 1997 ] Marvin Mamoulian
[ 2000 ] Priest
[ 2001 ] Man With Watch
[ 2002 ] Donny Ray
[ 2003 ] Mr. Green
[ 2004 ] Mitchell Goldstein
[ 2005 ] Defense Attorney Carante
[ 2005 ] Len
[ 2006 ] Supervisor Marv
[ 2007 ] Jake
[ 2007 ] Professor Meyer
[ 2007 ] Rotten Egg
[ 2008 ] Mr. Wiseman
[ 2009 ] Paul
[ 2009 ] Professor Levy
[ 2010 ] The Usher
[ 2011 ] Jackie Fien
[ 2011 ] Phil
[ 2012 ] Rotten Egg
[ 2014 ] Herbert
[ 2014 ] Rotten Egg
[ 2014 ] Uncle Jonathan
[ 2015 ] Ray
[ 2015 ] Terry
[ 2016 ] Annoying Actor
TV Shows
District Attorney Nixon
Dr. Goring
Stanley Friesen
Judge Jack Margel, Eric Berner, Dr. Alvin Sabloff
Edwards
Elliott Gabler
Awards and Nominations
Lee Wilkof, Kiss Me, Kate
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Lee Wilkof, Kiss Me, Kate
Lee Wilkof, Assassins
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Lee Wilkof has appeared on Broadway in 10 shows.
Lee Wilkof has not appeared in the West End.
Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical (Tony Awards) for Kiss Me, Kate, Outstanding Featured Actor - Musical (Drama Desk Awards) for Kiss Me, Kate and Outstanding Featured Actor - Musical (Drama Desk Awards) for Assassins.
Lee Wilkof has won several awards throughout his career. He received the 1988 Theatre World Award for Outstanding Debut Performance in the Broadway revival of Little Shop of Horrors. Additionally, he was honored with the 1998 Jeff Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical for his role in A Little Night Music. He also won the 1999 New Jersey Theatre Alliance's A.C.T. Award for Outstanding Solo Performance in his one-man show, The Here and Now. Moreover, Wilkof received multiple nominations, including a Tony Award nomination for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role in the 1987 Broadway production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood and a Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor for his performance in the Ford's Theatre production of Fiddler on the Roof.