Michael Moriarty

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Michael Moriarty is an actor best known for his role in the TV series ‘Law & Order’

Apr 5, 1941

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Biography

Personal Details

  • Birthday: April 5, 1941
  • Nationality: American
  • Famous: London Academy Of Music And Dramatic Art, Film & Theater Personalities, Actors
  • City/State: Michigan
  • Spouses: Margaret Brychka (present), Anne Hamilton Martin (1978-1997; divorced), Francoise Martinet (1966-1978; divorced), Suzana Cabrita (1998-1999; divorced)
  • Universities:
    • London Academy Of Music And Dramatic Art
  • Notable Alumnis:
    • London Academy Of Music And Dramatic Art

Michael Moriarty born at

Detroit, Michigan, U.S.

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Birth Place

Moriarty has been married several times. His first marriage was to Francoise Martinet who he wed in 1966 and divorced in 1978. He married for the second time in 1978—this marriage with Anne Hamilton Martin lasted for almost two decades before breaking up in 1997.

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Personal Life

He tied the knot for the third time with Suzana Cabrita in 1998. However this union too failed and the couple divorced in 1999. Currently, he is married to his fourth wife, Margaret Brychka.

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Personal Life

He was born in Michigan to George Moriarty and Elinor Paul. His father was a General Medical Surgeon who also worked as a policeman. His grandfather was a famous baseball player.

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Childhood & Early Life

After completing his high school education he went to Dartmouth College in New Hampshire from where he graduated in 1963. During this time he made his stage debut as Octavius in ‘Anthony and Cleopatra’.

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A bright student, he won a scholarship to attend the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.

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He began his film career playing Trubee Pell in the movie, ‘My Old Man’s Place’ in 1971. The very next year he appeared as Ballard in the neo-noir detective movie, ‘Hickey & Boggs’.

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Career

He played Henry Wiggen, a talented baseball player in the 1973 movie, ‘Bang the Drum Slowly’ which revolves around the story of Henry’s friendship with a dying team mate played by Robert De Niro.

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In the 1973 television movie, ‘The Glass Menagerie’, he played Jim O'Connor, a gentleman. The movie was adapted from a play of the same name by Tennessee Williams.

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In 1975, he played the Detective Bo Lockley in the crime drama ‘Report to the Commissioner’ in which his character unknowingly kills an undercover policewoman. The film though criticized at the time of its release became a cult classic.

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His role as Eric Dorf in the television miniseries ‘Holocaust’ which was broadcast in four parts in 1978 was much appreciated. The series told the story of the Holocaust from the viewpoint of a Jewish family.

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He is best known for his portrayal of Ben Stone in the police procedural and legal drama television series, ‘Law & Order’ which originally aired on NBC in 1990. He appeared in 88 episodes of the crime drama for which he received serval accolades.

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Major Works