Myron McCormick
Myron McCormick is an actor whose BroadwayWorld credits include No Time for Sergeants, Ankles Aweigh, and The Time of Your Life. Awards include Tony Awards for South Pacific (1950).
Latest News on Myron McCormick:
- UN DÍA COMO HOY: SOUTH PACIFIC se estrenaba en BroadwayApr 7, 2021
- Theater Stories: GYPSY, EVITA, THE COLOR PURPLE, the FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Revival, & More About The Broadway TheatreJan 17, 2021
- SOUND OFF Special Edition: Thrills, Chills & Ties - The Most Unique & Unusual Tony Awards WinsMay 27, 2015
STAGE CREDITS
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Myron McCormick
Connection
Movies
[ 1936 ] Carr
[ 1939 ] Sam Moon
[ 1940 ] The Interne
[ 1942 ] Shorty McGuire
[ 1949 ] Charles Riggs
[ 1949 ] Ralph Bryant
[ 1955 ] Dr. Clem Snider
[ 1955 ] Mike Hudson
[ 1958 ] Sgt. Orville C. King
[ 1959 ] Preacher
[ 1961 ] Charlie Burns
[ 1962 ] Sam Clavell
Awards and Nominations
winner
Myron McCormick, South Pacific
News
by Cristina Martinez - Apr 7, 2021
Un 7 de abril de 1949, el musical SOUTH PACIFIC se estrenaba por primera vez en el Majestic Theatre.El musical de Rodgers y Hammerstain se basa en el libro de James A. Michener, ganador del Premio Pulitzer en 1947, Tales of the South Pacific, y combina elementos de varias de esas historias.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Jan 17, 2021
This week's Theater Stories features the Broadway Theatre! Learn about the shows to have graced the stage of the theatre, including Gypsy, The Color Purple, Evita and more; the show that broke the theatre's box office record, and much more!
by Pat Cerasaro - May 27, 2015
Awards shows are catnip for entertainment enthusiasts around the world not only because they are a celebration of the best of the breed in whatever medium or genre the presentation recognizes but also because a live telecast with so many stars and so many categories allows for ample room for entertainment - and error. In Tony Awards history, there have been a few unmistakably unmissable moments that live on thanks to the magic of YouTube for a variety of reasons - thrilling battles to the finish in tight categories, chilling reactions from non-winners when the top prize is announced, and, of course, some very unusual albeit unforgettable ties and inconsistent category tweaks. Nevertheless, the Tony Awards is always the biggest night of the year for Broadway babies and this year should prove to be no exception with the hot competition and spectacular stars scheduled to appear on June 7 at Radio City Music Hall and presented to the world, once again, via CBS at 8 PM.
by Kelsey Denette - Jan 29, 2013
A couple's road trip transforms their relationship. A country bumpkin leaves the family farm for the peacetime Air Force, much to the dismay of his new sergeant. A missionary and his bride travel to Hawaii to spread their Christian beliefs. An American dancer goes to London and falls in love. Stories of relationships and travel make up Reel13's featured classics in February.
by TV News Desk - Jul 18, 2012
Turner Classic Movies (TCM) remembers the life and career of actor Andy Griffith tonight, July 18. Griffith passed away this morning at the age of 86.
by Caryn Robbins - Jul 3, 2012
Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will remember the life and career of actor Andy Griffith on Wednesday, July 18. Griffith passed away this morning at the age of 86.
by Michael Dale - Feb 26, 2006
Rose Franken's 1944 comedy tests a couple's marriage after wartime separation
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Myron McCormick has appeared on Broadway in 25 shows.
Myron McCormick has not appeared in the West End.
and Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical (Tony Awards) for South Pacific.
Myron McCormick won a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play in 1956 for his role in No Time for Sergeants. He received a nomination for a Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play in 1959 for Destry Rides Again. McCormick also earned an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series in 1965 for his work on The Andy Griffith Show. Additionally, he received recognition from the Broadway theatre community throughout his career for his distinctive comedic talents and character acting abilities.
