Patrick Cassidy
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Patrick William Cassidy (born January 4, 1962 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actor best known for his work in musical theatre and television.
Personal life
He was born in Los Angeles, California, and is the son of Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy. When filming The Music Man, Jones was pregnant with Patrick; Patrick also kicked his mother's co-star Robert Preston in one scene when they were embracing.
Ryan Cassidy and Shaun Cassidy, as well as his half-brother David Cassidy. He is also the uncle of Arrow actress Katie Cassidy.
Cole Patrick and Jack Gordon are married to actress Melissa Hurley and is the father of two sons, Cole Patrick and Jack Gordon. Jack auditioned for The Voice's 2017 season and selected Alicia Keys as his tutor.
Career
After breaking his collarbone while playing as the quarterback for his high school football team, he decided to enroll in his high school drama program.
In 1981, he appeared in the cautionary NBC film Angel Dusted for his first starring television role. Melissa Sue Anderson and Mary Elizabeth McDonough also appeared in Midnight Offerings as the love interest of two dueling teenage classmates who happen to be witches. He appeared in Bay City Blues as a baseball player in the minor leagues in 1983. After just four episodes, the show was cancelled. In 1984, Cassidy portrayed the initial love interest to Heather Langenkamp's character in the film Nickel Mountain.
Cassidy appeared in the holiday TV film Christmas Eve with Loretta Young in 1986 as a cadet at a military academy in Dress Gray. In the Ryan O'Neal sports and Las Vegas gambling film Fever Pitch, he appeared as a gamble soldier. He appeared in the CBS television series Dirty Dancing, which was based on the film, in 1988. In 1989, he appeared in Longtime Companion, portraying an actor who eventually contracts AIDS. He appeared in the films I'll Do Anything and How the West Was Fun with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in 1994. He appeared on television's Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman as Leslie Luckabee, and he appeared on TV's Leslie Luckabee as Lana Lang's biological father, which was televised from 2001 to 2011.
In a 2009 ABC Family comedy series called Ruby & The Rockits, directed by his brother Shaun, he co-starred alongside his half-brother David. The show had been cancelled on September 12, 2009, according to ABC Family.
Cassidy appeared Frederic in Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance, 1981-1991, before taking over the role on Broadway in 1982. Jeff Barry, who appeared in the Ellie Greenwich jukebox musical Leader of the Pack, appeared in April 1985, was Cassidy's next Broadway appearance. He appeared in the original Off-Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim's Assassins at Playwrights Horizons, which opened in December 1990 in previews.
Cassidy appeared in The Robber Bridegroom in 1991. This was the 100th anniversary of the theatre, and it was the last production at the theatre before it was dormant for over 20 years.
Cassidy appeared in a Los Angeles production of Sondheim's musical Company in 1993 as Bobby opposite Carol Burnett. In 1995, he played John Wilkes Booth in the Los Angeles Repertory Theatre of Assassins.
He appeared in Macheath in a Los Angeles Reprise in 1998. He was nominated for the Garland Award for Best Actor for his role in the role. In 1999, he played the title role in a national tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Cassidy co-starred with Cheryl Ladd in Annie Get Your Gun on Broadway in 2000 as Frank Butler (replacement). Frank Butler appeared in August 2010 concert performances at the Ravinia Festival in Illinois, directed by Lonny Price. He later reprised his role as Frank Butler alongside Patti LuPone and George Hearn.
He appeared in Radames in the national tour of the musical Aida in 2001; he received the 2002 National Broadway Theatre Award for Best Actor in a Touring Musical before performing the role on Broadway in June 2002.
Julian Marsh (replacement) was back on Broadway in 42nd Street in 2004-05 as Julian Marsh (replacement) playing opposite his mother, Dorothy Brock. He appeared in a national tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in the United States, and he was back in action as a champion, beginning in September 2005.