Hal Holbrook, Oscar nominee and multiple Emmy winner, dead at 95

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First of all, Hal was the most authentic person I have ever worked with. You could not catch him acting.

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Goldie Hawn has paid her respects following the sad death of fellow Hollywood star Hal Holbrook, who tragically died at the age of 95.MORE: Goldie Hawn's confession about relationship with Kurt Russell may surprise youThe Oscar-nominated actor known for playing Deep Throat in All the President's Men, passed away on 23 January, and the news was announced on Tuesday.Goldie and Hal worked alongside each other on the 1974 comedy-drama film The Girl from Petrovka, and the mother-of-three wrote a heartfelt tribute to the actor on Instagram.A post shared by Goldie Hawn (@goldiehawn)Goldie Hawn paid a heartfelt tribute to co-star Hal HolbrookAlongside a black-and-white photo of the pair, Goldie wrote: "Paying homage to Hal Holbrook, one our great

Antonio Ferme editorFollowing the news of Hal Holbrook’s death on Monday night, Hollywood has taken to social media to remember the award-winning character actor. Holbrook was best known for portraying Mark Twain in “Mark Twain Tonight!” in 1967, along with his roles in “Into the Wild,” “All The President’s Men” and “Magnum Force.”In a statement to Variety, Steven Spielberg reminisced on the time he met Holbrook on the set of the NBC political series “The Bold Ones: The Senator” and their time working together on “Lincoln.”“In 1970, I visited the set of the TV series ‘The Bold Ones: The Senator’ to watch Hal Holbrook play Senator Hays Stowe,” Spielberg said.

Hal Holbrook, who died last month at 95, had so many memorable character roles, not the least of which was playing Deep Throat in the 1976 classic All The President’s Men.

Hal Holbrook is known for several characters he played throughout his illustrious career, but one of the most iconic was at first hated by the award-winning actor. The legendaryHolbrook died on Jan.

Hal Holbrook, the craftsman who reincarnated Mark Twain on stage and screen for more than six decades and also stood out as Abraham Lincoln and Deep Throat, two other American legends, has died. He was 95.

The Hollywood veteran Hal Holbrook has reportedly passed away at the age of 95. The Emmy award winner was best known for playing American novelist Mark Twain in the solo show Mark Twain Tonight, which he first began performing in 1954.

Oscar-nominated actor Hal Holbrook has died aged 95. The screen star, who was best known for starring as author Mark Twain in one-man shows, passed away on 23 January, his personal assistant Joyce Cohen told The New York Times.

Hal Holbrook was an actor known for his one-man show, “Mark Twain Tonight!” as well as for roles in movies including “All the President’s Men” and “Into the Wild” and in the TV show “Evening Shade.”Holbrook developed the one-man play “Mark Twain Tonight!” as a young man, first performing it in 1954.

Hal Holbrook, the Emmy and Tony award-winning actor best known for his portrayal of Mark Twain in his famous one-man-show, died on Jan. 23 at age 95.  Holbrook’s personal assistant, Joyce Cohen, confirmed news of his death to The New York Times on Monday.The acclaimed star reportedly died at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Oscar nominated actor Hal Holbrook has died aged 95. The screen star, who was best known for starring as author Mark Twain in one-man shows, passed away on 23 January, his personal assistant Joyce Cohen told the New York Times.

Into The Wild (2007), has died aged 95.The actor, who was best known for his one-man show Mark Twain Tonight! that was staged globally over six decades, died on January 23 at his home in California, his assistant confirmed yesterday (February 1).As The New York Times notes, some of Holbrook’s most memorable roles are as Deep Throat in All The President’s Men (1976), Republican Preston Blair in Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln (2012), Father Malone in John Carpenter’s The Fog (1980), and Ron Franz in 2007’s Into The Wild, for which he received the Best Supporting Actor Oscar nod.Elsewhere, he won an Emmy award for portraying President Lincoln in Carl Sandburg’s 1974 mini series Lincoln and was a regular on the ’80s TV series Designing Women.

Oscar-nominated actor Hal Holbrook has died at the age of 95. He was best known for roles in films like All The President’s Men, Wall Street and Into The Wild.

Beverly Hills home on January 23. Best known for his decades-long role as American novelist Mark Twain, Holbrook also starred in a string of critically acclaimed films including All the President’s Men and Into the Wild.

told The New York Times on Monday night. He was 95.

(Reuters) - Hal Holbrook, an award-winning actor acclaimed for his one-man portrayal of American literary legend Mark Twain and whose film work included portraying the mysterious "Deep Throat" in "All the President's Men," has died at the age of 95, the New York Times reported on Tuesday. Holbrook died on Jan.

Hal Holbrook, the five-time Emmy-winning actor who was famed for portraying Mark Twain, has died at the age of 95. Holbrook died on January 23 at his home in Beverly Hills, his assistant told The New York Times.

has died aged 95.  The beloved actor passed away at his home in Beverly Hills, California on Monday night, his personal assistant Joyce Cohen confirmed to The New York Times.

All the President’s Men actor Hal Holbrook has died at the age of 95. The Oscar nominee, who also starred in Into the Wild, Wall Street and Lincoln, died on 23 January at his Los Angeles home, his assistant confirmed to The New York Times.

has died. He was 95.The actor's personal assistant, Joyce Cohen, confirmed the news of Holbrook's death to the on Monday, sharing that Holbrook died on Jan.

Hal Holbrook has sadly died at the age of 95.

Carmel Dagan Staff WriterEmmy and Tony winner Hal Holbrook, an actor best known for his role as Mark Twain, whom he portrayed for decades in one-man shows, died on Jan. 23.

told the New York Times about his death on Monday.In the one man play “Mark Twain Tonight!” which Holbrook developed in 1954, he portrays Twain reading from a selection of his dramatic and comic writing. The play premiered in Pennsylvania before moving to New York in 1959 off Broadway, finally premiering on Broadway in 1966.