Ed McNamara
Biography
Ed McNamara was mainly known for his work as a stage actor, but he also had a remarkable career in radio drama. In 1986, he received a nomination for the prestigious Genie Award for his outstanding performance as Philip Longlan in Bayo. Although he didn't win the award, the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television recognized his contributions by presenting him with the inaugural Earle Grey Award for Lifetime Achievement.
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Acting History
1986
The Town Where No One Got Off as Old Man
1986Red Serge
1985Stitches as Osgood Hamilton, Jr
1985Tramp at the Door as Gustave
1985The Ray Bradbury Theater as Old Man
1985Bayo as Phillip Longlan
1979The Black Stallion as Jake
1979Riel as Asseewyn
1976Silver Streak as Benny
1976Find the Lady as Kaminsky
1976The New Avengers as Chicken Farmer
1976Quincy, M.E.
1976The House by the Lake as Spragg
1976Shoot as Sargent Bellows
1975Peep Show as Old Man
1974Last Bride Of Salem as Seth Whately
1973Class of '44 as Train Conductor (uncredited)
1972Mahoney's Last Stand as Clerk in General Store
1968The Mod Squad
1966Rocket Robin Hood as Little John (voice)
1957Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans as Sun Bear
1957The Fletcher Affair as Josiah Higgins
1943Coney Island as Policeman
1943This Land Is Mine as Policeman
1941Ziegfeld Girl as Mr. Regan