Orson Bean
Birth Place: Burlington, VT, USA
Latest News on Orson Bean:
- REEL TO REEL Comes to Los AngelesJul 8, 2025
- EVANSTON SALT COSTS CLIMBING Comes to Rogue MachineJan 22, 2025
- Broadway Performer June L. Walker Rogers Passes Away at 97Aug 3, 2024
STAGE CREDITS
Movies
[ 1955 ] Toby Marshall
[ 1959 ] Dr. Matthew Smith
[ 1970 ] Hal Wardman
[ 1982 ] Mr. Roper
[ 1986 ] Arthur Fitzgerald
[ 1987 ] Lydia's Editor
[ 1990 ] Dr. Berlin
[ 1997 ] Neighbor
[ 1999 ] Dr. Lester
[ 1999 ] Purdy
[ 2001 ] Mr. Bowen
[ 2001 ] Sy
[ 2002 ] Mr. Gafty
[ 2004 ] Mayor Milton Gallagher
[ 2004 ] Stanley
[ 2005 ] Tony Vicedomini
[ 2006 ] Father McIlhenny
[ 2006 ] Homeless Man
[ 2006 ] JonathanGod DamnIverson
[ 2007 ] Dennis
[ 2007 ] Raff Buddemeyer
[ 2010 ] Dan
[ 2018 ] Sam Rubinstein
TV Shows
Roy Bender
Loren Bray
Ebeneezer McEnery
Oliver Thompson
Awards and Nominations
Orson Bean, Subways Are for Sleeping
winner
Orson Bean, John Murray Anderson's Almanac
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Orson Bean has appeared on Broadway in 8 shows.
Orson Bean has not appeared in the West End.
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical (Tony Awards) for Subways Are for Sleeping and Performance (Theatre World Awards) for John Murray Anderson's Almanac.
Orson Bean won several awards throughout his career, including an Emmy Award in 1993 for his guest appearance on the television show "Drive In." He received a Tony Award nomination in 1961 for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role in "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" Additionally, Bean was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1964 for Best Recording for Children for "The Story of Peter and the Wolf." His extensive work in theatre, television, and film contributed to his recognition and accolades in the entertainment industry.