Alda Alan

Alda Alan (Alan Alda, real name Alfonso Joseph D’Abruzzo) was born on January 28, 1936 in the United States, New York in the family of the famous actor Roberto Alda and the winner of beauty contests, winner of the title “Miss New York” Joan Brown. After school, Alda continued his studies at Fortdam University, which he graduated in 1956 with a bachelor of science degree. While still a student, Alan studied at the acting schools Second City (New York) and Compass (Massachusetts). Alan served a year more

Alda Alan (Alan Alda, real name Alfonso Joseph D’Abruzzo) was born on January 28, 1936 in the United States, New York in the family of the famous actor Roberto Alda and the winner of beauty contests, winner of the title “Miss New York” Joan Brown. After school, Alda continued his studies at Fortdam University, which he graduated in 1956 with a bachelor of science degree. While still a student, Alan studied at the acting schools Second City (New York) and Compass (Massachusetts). Alan served a year in the U.S. Army, in the reserve forces.

Alan began to appear on television screens from a young age, he played small roles in various television series. While studying at the institute, he starred on television. After graduation he became an actor of the Cleveland Theatre. He was successful immediately after his first theatrical performance (The Owl and the Pussycat). Subsequent appearances on the theatrical stage in the performances of Puerile Victorious and Fair Game for Lover brought Alan a world theatrical award and fan worship. But the talent of the actor was much brighter on the big screen.

He made his big screen debut in the 1963 film Gone Are The Days. But the beginning of a serious career put Alan film “Paper Lion”, released in 1968. Subsequent films Jenny (1969), Moonlight War (1970) and Mephistopheles Waltz (1971) did not bring Alan such fame and success as the role of Captain Franklin Pearce in the series M*A*S*H. Alan is the only actor to receive four Emmy Awards for this series as best writer, director and twice for the lead role. Alan starred in this series for 11 years. In 1980, Alan became one of the highest paid actors in Hollywood.
Alan Alda is an unusually kind and intelligent person, incredibly hardworking. He has played more than 50 roles in movies. One of the most popular films with the participation of Alan Alda Whispers in the Night" "Aviator," "Mad City," "Four seasons" Murder in the White House, The Virus "Damn service at MESH hospital" "Glimpse of Genius," "Nothing but Truth," "What women want" "How to Steal a Skyscraper." In addition to active filming, Alan conducts social activities.

Alan is married to the famous photographer, author of children's books Arlene (née Weiss). His brother Anthony Alda is also a successful film actor. Alan has two daughters and seven grandchildren.