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Young, Stephen, 1939-


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    • Young, Stephen, 1931-
    • Levy, Stephen, 1939-

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    • Young, Stephen, 1931-

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    • found: Patton [VR] c2005:title frame (Stephen Young)
    • found: Internet movie database, May 7, 2008(Stephen Young (I); b. 19 May 1931, Toronto; alternate names, Stephen Levy, Steve Young; actor, writer)
    • found: The silent partner, 2019:title frames (produced by Stephen Young)
    • found: IMDb, June 20, 2019(Stephen Young (I); actor, writer; born Stephen Levy on May 19, 1939 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In the early 60s, he was given by chance a bit part in the film Cleopatra (1963), then landed similar minor assignments in such other European-lensed epics 55 Days at Peking (1963), The Leopard (1963), and The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964). Upon returning to Toronto, Young decided to become a full-time actor, originally billing himself under his given name of Stephen Levy and appearing in leads on both daytime and primetime TV dramas. He headed the cast of one adventure series Seaway (1965). In Hollywood, he played in Patton (1970), Soylent Green (1973), Rage (1972), and after finally moving to Hollywood in 1966, in Lifeguard (1976) and in series drama Judd for the Defense (1967). A reliable player in mini-movies, he continued to return to his homeland where he was handed film leads in the horror thrillers The Clown Murders (1976) and Deadline (1984). Into the millennium he continues to appear in the crime dramas The Rendering (2002), The Skulls II (2002) and on Canadian TV)
    • found: Filletti, Connie. Stephen Young, all things considered, 1981 [PDF online], viewed June 20, 2019:pages 38-39 (After successfully co-producing (with Joel B. Michaels and Garth Drabinsky) The Silent Partner, which won an Etrog for best picture in 1979, Young is currently developing two new projects which he hopes to produce in Canada. Another of Young's main interests these days lies in broadcasting, either in news or sports reporting, or in hosting a talk show)
    • found: NNDB, viewed June 20, 2019:(Stephen Young AKA Stephen Levy; born May 19, 1939 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A number of sources list his birth year as 1931, but this is likely an error. See Carol Kramer, TV Today section of The Chicago Tribune, 17 September 1968, promoting the show Judd for the Defense, calls him a "29-year-old actor"...)
    • found: Wikipedia, viewed June 20, 2019:(Stephen Young (born May 19, 1939) is a Canadian actor)

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    • 2008-05-07: new
    • 2019-06-22: revised

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