Judd Hirsch
- Born: 15 Mar, 1935
Broken-nosed, rough-looking but gentle-mannered, Hirsch could be an archetypal native New Yorker, but this Broadway veteran--who often played Jews--actually broke into acting in a Colorado stock company. He returned home to the off-Broadway stage and scored his Broadway breakthrough as the clerk in Lanford Wilson's "Hot'L Baltimore." Numerous productions followed including two memorable Herb Gardner works, "I'm Not Rappaport" (1986) and "Conversations With My Father" (1992), both of which garnered Hirsch Tony Awards for Best Actor. He diversified into features with a small role in Sidney Lumet's "Serpico" (1973) and proceeded to a number of big-screen character roles. Hirsch's most memorable film performances include an Oscar-nominated turn as Timoth...
FAMILY & COMPANIONS
- son Alexander Hirsch: mother, Elissa Hirsch; operates own Web site at www.alexhirsch.com
- daughter Montana Eve Hirsch: born on March 29, 1994; mother, Bonnie Hirsch
- wife Elissa Hirsch: mother of Hirsch's son Alexander;
- Marliu Henner: co-starred in "Taxi"; had relationship in 1979
- wife Bonnie Hirsch: mother of Montana Eve Hirsch; third wife
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