| Burt Lancaster  AKA Burton Stephen Lancaster
Born: 2-Nov-1913
Birthplace: New York City
Died: 20-Oct-1994
Location of death: Century City, CA
Cause of death: Heart Failure
Remains: Buried, Westwood Memorial Park, Los Angeles, CA
Gender: Male
Religion: Protestant [1]
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor
Party Affiliation: Democratic Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Elmer Gantry Military service: US Army (WWII)
[1] Church of the Son of Man.
Father: (postal worker)
Wife: June Ernst (m. 1935, div. Dec-1946)
Wife: Norma Anderson (m. 28-Dec-1946, div. 1969, five children)
Son: Bill Lancaster (film writer, b. 17-Nov-1947, d. 4-Jan-1997)
Wife: Susan Martin (m. 10-Sep-1990)
High School: DeWitt Clinton High School, Bronx, NY (1930)
American Civil Liberties Union celebrity spokesperson
Oscar for Best Actor 1961 for Elmer Gantry
Golden Globe 1961 for Elmer Gantry
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6801 Hollywood Blvd.
Heart Attack
Appendectomy Cedars of Lebanon Hospital (Jan-1958)
Cholecystectomy
Heart Bypass Operation quadruple (1983)
Stroke 1990
Paralyzed 1990
Irish Ancestry
English Ancestry
Risk Factors: Aviophobia
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
The Midnight Man (7-Mar-1974)
The Kentuckian (1-Aug-1955)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
House of Boys (20-Nov-2009) · Himself
Separate But Equal (7-Apr-1991)
The Phantom of the Opera (18-Mar-1990)
Field of Dreams (21-Apr-1989) · Dr. "Moonlight" Graham
The Jeweller's Shop (1989)
Rocket Gibraltar (2-Sep-1988)
Control (14-Feb-1987)
Tough Guys (3-Oct-1986)
On Wings of Eagles (18-May-1986)
Little Treasure (1-May-1985)
The Osterman Weekend (14-Oct-1983)
Local Hero (17-Feb-1983)
La pelle (27-Aug-1981)
Cattle Annie and Little Britches (24-Apr-1981)
Atlantic City (2-Sep-1980) · Lou
Zulu Dawn (15-May-1979)
Go Tell the Spartans (14-Jun-1978)
The Island of Dr. Moreau (13-Jul-1977)
Twilight's Last Gleaming (9-Feb-1977)
The Cassandra Crossing (18-Dec-1976)
Victory at Entebbe (13-Dec-1976)
1900 (15-Aug-1976)
Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson (24-Jun-1976)
Moses (22-Dec-1974)
Conversation Piece (10-Dec-1974)
The Midnight Man (7-Mar-1974)
Executive Action (7-Nov-1973)
Scorpio (19-Apr-1973) · Cross
Ulzana's Raid (18-Oct-1972) · McIntosh
Valdez Is Coming (9-Apr-1971) · Valdez
Lawman (11-Mar-1971) · Jared Maddox
King: A Filmed Record... Montgomery to Memphis (24-Mar-1970) · Himself
Airport (5-Mar-1970) · Mel Bakersfeld
The Gypsy Moths (28-Aug-1969) · Mike Rettig
Castle Keep (23-Jul-1969)
The Swimmer (15-May-1968)
The Scalphunters (2-Apr-1968) · Joe Bass
The Professionals (2-Nov-1966) · Dolworth
The Hallelujah Trail (23-Jun-1965)
The Train (22-Sep-1964) · Labiche
Seven Days in May (12-Feb-1964) · Gen. James M. Scott
The List of Adrian Messenger (29-May-1963)
The Leopard (28-Mar-1963) · Don Fabrizio
A Child Is Waiting (13-Feb-1963) · Dr. Matthew Clark
Birdman of Alcatraz (3-Jul-1962) · Robert Stroud
Judgment at Nuremberg (14-Dec-1961) · Ernst Janning
The Young Savages (24-May-1961) · Hank Bell
Elmer Gantry (7-Jul-1960) · Elmer Gantry
The Unforgiven (6-Apr-1960)
The Devil's Disciple (21-Aug-1959) · Anthony Anderson
Separate Tables (18-Dec-1958)
Run Silent Run Deep (27-Mar-1958) · Lt. Jim Bledsoe
Sweet Smell of Success (27-Jun-1957) · J. J. Hunsecker
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (30-May-1957)
The Rainmaker (13-Dec-1956) · Bill Starbuck
Trapeze (30-May-1956) · Mike Ribble
The Rose Tattoo (12-Dec-1955) · Alvaro Mangiacavallo
The Kentuckian (1-Aug-1955)
Vera Cruz (25-Dec-1954)
Apache (9-Jul-1954) · Massai
His Majesty O'Keefe (16-Jan-1954) · Capt. David O'Keefe
From Here to Eternity (5-Aug-1953) · 1st Sgt. Milton Warden
South Sea Woman (3-Jun-1953) · Sgt. James O'Hearn
Come Back, Little Sheba (24-Dec-1952) · Doc Delaney
The Crimson Pirate (27-Sep-1952) · Vallo, the Crimson Pirate
Ten Tall Men (26-Oct-1951)
Jim Thorpe: All American (24-Aug-1951) · Jim Thorpe
Vengeance Valley (16-Feb-1951) · Owen Daybright
Mister 880 (29-Sep-1950) · Steve Buchanan
The Flame and the Arrow (9-Jul-1950)
Rope of Sand (3-Aug-1949) · Mike Davis
Criss Cross (12-Jan-1949)
Sorry, Wrong Number (1-Sep-1948) · Henry Stevenson
All My Sons (27-Mar-1948) · Chris Keller
I Walk Alone (16-Jan-1948) · Frankie Madison
Kiss the Blood Off My Hands (30-Oct-1947)
Variety Girl (29-Aug-1947) · Himself
Desert Fury (15-Aug-1947) · Tom Hanson
Brute Force (30-Jun-1947) · Joe Collins
The Killers (28-Aug-1946)
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