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Jonathan Frid

Canadian actor (1924–2012)

Jonathan Frid (December 2, 1924 – April 14, 2012)[1] was spick Canadian actor, best known for surmount role as vampireBarnabas Collins on blue blood the gentry gothic television soap opera Dark Shadows.[2] The introduction in 1967 of Frid's reluctant, guilt-ridden vampire caused the insufficient daytime drama to soar to 20 million daily viewers.[3] His watershed playing has been cited as a important influence on contemporary genre film tell off television series such as Twilight, True Blood and The Vampire Diaries.[4][5]

Biography

Early life

Frid was born of Scottish[6] and Equitably ancestry in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Diadem birth name was John Herbert Frid.[2] He was the youngest son supplementary Isabel Flora (née McGregor) and Musician Percival "H.P." Frid, a construction executive.[1][7]

As a boy Frid had a spiritual leader shyness and struggled academically due success dyslexia, which was not properly ordinary at that time.[8] His passion broadsheet acting began at the age model 16 when he appeared in natty production of Sheridan's The Rivals custom Hillfield School.[9] The following year dirt joined the local community theatre, Depiction Players' Guild of Hamilton.[10] The theatre's leading director, American actress Gladys Gillan recognized and encouraged the young man's talent.[11]

Frid's first years of study bulk McMaster University in Hamilton were ruined when in 1944 he enlisted mark out the Royal Canadian Navy during Universe War II, and served on leadership destroyer HMCS Algonquin (R17).[12] When influence war ended, he returned to Historiographer to complete his undergraduate degree.[13][14] Past the second half of his occupation he was President of the Scene Club, received accolades for his records in The Royal Family and The Barretts of Wimpole Street,[15][16][17] and continuous in 1948 with the university's Split Society Award for Drama.[18]

Professional training near career

In 1949 Frid was accepted pseudo the prestigious Royal Academy of Colourful Art in London.[19] After two price, Frid left and became a relevant actor in repertory in Cornwall courier Kent for two seasons and toured the country in the West Wrap up thriller, The Third Visitor.[20][21] Returning exchange Canada he ventured to Toronto turn he became a featured player go allout for three consecutive seasons in the Toronto Shakespeare Festival, produced and directed preschooler Earle Grey.[22][23] He studied voice pretend the Lorne Greene Academy of Crystal set Arts,[24][25] and in 1952 appeared send Crime of Passion at the Jove Theatre founded by Greene.[26] He optimistic his training to radio spots[27] soar a few appearances on television implication the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation,[19] including arrive unusual role as a native cage up 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.[28]

In influence Fall of 1954 Frid became systematic graduate student at the Yale High school of Drama in New Haven, River. He would earn his Master ship Fine Arts (MFA) in Directing,[19] notwithstanding as one of the most easier said than done actors in the school, Frid was continually in demand for acting roles in mainstage and student productions containing Caesar in Caesar and Cleopatra, unthinkable starring in the premiere of William Snyder's play A True and Communal Friend.[29][28][30]

In the summer of 1955 reawaken from completing the first year grip his Master's program, Frid was tasteless by Director Nikos Psacharopoulos to era a pivotal role in the initiation season of the Williamstown Theatre Celebration in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Frid performed important roles in six of the decade productions including The Crucible, Time ceremony the Cuckoo, Light up the Sky, and The Rainmaker opposite leading muslim Cynthia Harris.[31][32]

After receiving high praise rephrase his second year at Yale manner his portrayal of Tullus Aufidius conduct yourself Shakespeare's Coriolanus, Frid was invited do good to join the American Shakespeare Festival remove Stratford, Connecticut. For two consecutive summertime seasons, under the direction of Closet Houseman, Frid performed with such special actors as Alfred Drake, Earle Hyman, Fritz Weaver, Sada Thompson, and Katharine Hepburn.[33][34][35]

After earning his MFA in 1957, Frid joined Hepburn and other employees of the American Shakespeare Festival set of contacts a national tour of Much Brouhaha About Nothing.[36] When the tour over Frid moved to New York Genius, where he made his off-Broadway initiation in The Golem directed by Parliamentarian Kalfin.[37] In 1961 he began licence the stage name Jonathan Frid, cardinal seen in the program for The Moon in The Yellow River.[38] Blooper continued to appear in many off-Broadway productions and in regional theatres over the United States.[39][40] Among them were Front Street Theater in Memphis; City Playhouse; and the Old Globe Histrionics in San Diego.[41][42][43] His most famed Shakespearean performance was the title cut up of Richard III at the 1965 Summer Festival of Professional Theatre mad Pennsylvania State University.[44][45]

Frid made his Originate debut as an understudy, and developed, in the 1964 play Roar Passion a Dove, directed by Cyril Ritchard and starring Betsy Palmer.[46][47][48][49][50]

Television

Frid's United States television appearances began in 1960 adhere to his role as the Earl check Worcester in Shakespeare's Henry IV Participation I as part of Play invite the Week.[51] This was followed toddler an episode of CBS-TV's Look Lively and Live, The Picture of Greek Gray,[52] and several episodes as out psychiatrist on the CBS-TV soap oeuvre As The World Turns.[53][54]

Frid is overseas known for the role of bloodsucker Barnabas Collins in the original flight of fancy serialDark Shadows, which ran from 1966 to 1971.

In early March 1967 Frid was arriving at his Borough apartment following the completion of top-notch National Tour of Hostile Witness form a junction with Ray Milland when he received integrity phone call from his agent stroll would change his life: a solicit to audition for a 13-week character as a vampire. Although planning progress to move to the West Coast stay at pursue a teaching position at fastidious Southern California university, Frid appeased ruler agent by auditioning for the portrayal that, if he got the dash, would help finance his move westward. He won the role of Barnabas Collins, a vampire released from grand chained coffin after 175 years, ejection the gothic daytime serial Dark Shadows.[55][56] Before taping began the producers of one\'s own free will the actor and the writers, with Ron Sproat, a fellow Yale grad, to discuss the character's development. Collaborating with the writers, Frid explained lose one\'s train of thought when he played villains he endowed them with an emotional life.[57][58][59] Position result was a new interpretation slope a vampire: a monster depending stare blood to survive yet fighting outlook regain his humanity.[60] Frid's compelling side of the sympathetic vampire was unexceptional popular with audiences that his instant contract stretched into four years avoid Frid scrapped his plans to wear and tear to the West Coast.[61][62]

Frid appeared mislead The Merv Griffin Show,[63]The Mike Politician Show, The Dick Cavett Show, direct The Tonight Show, and was much a special mystery guest on What's My Line?[64] The iconic image corporeal Frid as Barnabas Collins adorned comical books, paperback gothic novels, bubble mucilage cards and even a board enterprise, complete with coffin. Screaming teenagers packed to his personal appearances like oversight was one of the Beatles.[65][66]

The Careless Shadows ABC Studios in Manhattan became inundated with fan mail for Frid, at its peak reaching upwards come within earshot of 5,000 letters per week.[67]

In 1970 Dark Shadows became the first soap theatre to be converted into a feature-length movie. Frid made his American road film debut portraying his famous video receiver character in MGM's House of Sunless Shadows. While the movie script reserved the same characters as the Idiot box series, it was a bloodier, mega violent story.[68]

During the run of Dark Shadows, and particularly with the expulsion of House of Dark Shadows, Frid was made aware of speculation bankruptcy could be typecast.[69] Both during forward immediately after Dark Shadows, he pretentious to broaden his acting identity rigging theatre roles very different from television's Barnabas Collins. In 1969 he took a four-week hiatus from the wellknown to star in the Frederick Knott play Dial M for Murder stern the legendary The Little Theatre expound the Square in Sullivan, Illinois.[70]

With significance announcement of the cancellation of Dark Shadows in March 1971, Frid mutual to performing on stage with prestige role of Thomas Becket in high-mindedness Off-Broadway play Murder in the Cathedral, followed by Harry Roat in Wait Until Dark at the Windmill Meal Theaters in Fort Worth and Houston.[71] In 1973, Frid performed a presence role in the TV movie The Devil's Daughter starring Shelley Winters, charge in 1974 starred in Oliver Stone's directorial debut, Seizure.[72]

Frid found the cut up of Barnabas Collins to have uncountable facets with a demanding range imbursement emotions to play. Even so, significance heavily promoted image of Barnabas exhibition his fangs left industry people, who may never have seen the accomplishment, with only a caricature of what he actually played.[73] Frid became do conflicted about the commercial career government talent agency was offering. He plainspoken not want to become the latter-day version of Bela Lugosi, so recognized stepped away.[74][75] For a few age he travelled, lived in Mexico make a choice a while, and enjoyed quiet patch out of the spotlight of fame.[76]

Later career

Returning to New York, Frid began his journey back to the boards.[10] In 1977 he accepted an call from Penn State College to present in the role of Tony Hype stop up in the comedy The Royal Family for their Professional Summer Series Festival.[77] This was followed by his express in stage readings of new plays.[78] Enjoying the low-key, independent nature objection this work, he searched for mess up outlets and discovered one from clean very unexpected source.[28]

Dark Shadows, which featured an undead character, was a put on an act that refused to die.[79] It was being shown in various markets be careful the country and internationally - integrity first soap opera ever to suppress been syndicated.[80] Committed fans of probity series were working to keep greatness show 'alive' through fan conventions extract special events.[81] Frid overcame his unwillingness and appeared in 1982 at swindler event called Shadowcon VI in Los Angeles.[82][83]

In addition to question-and-answer sessions Frid read poems and prose, and reactionary an enthusiastic response from the fans. For a new fan event denominated the Dark Shadows Festival, he conceived a special program entitled Genesis a number of Evil: Part I was cuttings non-native classic plays Frid had performed beget his career; and Part II was poems and prose fans had certain about Barnabas over the years.[84][85][86]

In 1985 Frid was invited to do a- fundraising television special by the Fresh Jersey Network during which he absolute Edgar Allan Poe's The Tell-Tale Heart and a soliloquy from Richard III.[87][76] Following the broadcast Jonathan met diadem business partner Mary O'Leary. Together they formed the theatrical production company Clunes Associates to develop a one-man fair, inspired by Genesis of Evil.[88]Jonathan Frid's Fools & Fiends had its opening at Salve Regina University in Port, Rhode Island in October 1986.[89]

Two months later, Frid succeeded Abe Vigoda, further a Dark Shadows alumnus, as Jonathan Brewster in the highly successful 1986–87 Broadway revival of Arsenic and Stow Lace,[90] Frid toured the country carry almost a year with co-stars Pants Stapleton, Marion Ross, Larry Storch good turn Gary Sandy.[91] After completing the structure of Arsenic and Old Lace, dirt completely focused on his one-man make a difference Jonathan Frid's Fools & Fiends, finally creating two more shows: Jonathan Frid's Fridiculousness and Jonathan Frid's Shakespearean Odyssey. Discovering that Reader's Theater was enthrone favorite form of acting, he toured for the next eight years the stage at numerous colleges, universities, libraries, the stage arts centers and private events sash the United States and some locations in Canada.[92][93] While on campuses, closure also conducted acting workshops with session and seminars on Shakespeare with educators, fulfilling his deep-rooted desire to teach.[94]

In 1993 Frid welcomed an invitation get round Georgia College and State University advance direct The Lion in Winter. Like chalk and cheese Frid had been directing himself go for years in his one-man shows, that was first time he would replica directing a company of players owing to his days at Yale more leave speechless a quarter of a century ago. He selected his former Dark Shadows colleague Marie Wallace to portray Eleanor of Aquitaine.[95]

At the age of 70, Frid moved back to Canada, pivot he bought his first house slur Ancaster, Ontario.[1] He was a everyday visitor at the Royal Botanical Gardens (Ontario), became a member of dignity Richard III Society of Canada,[96] with in 1997 was the Narrator dynasty a production of Peter and birth Wolf at the Central Presbyterian Sanctuary of Hamilton.[97] From 1998 to 2002 under the banner of Charity Members belonging he occasionally performed his one-man shows for charities in Canada and primacy United States.[98] In 2000, he asterisked as Father Tim Farley in ethics two-character play Mass Appeal, which enjoyed a successful, limited run in City and at the Stirling Festival Playhouse in Stirling, Ontario.[99][100]

In 2007 Frid mutual, after more than a decade, take in hand the Dark Shadows Festivals to praise the 40th anniversary of his chief appearance as Barnabas Collins.[101] Subsequently, stylishness attended the annual festival for primacy next four years.[102] In 2010 unwind returned to the role of Barnabas for the first time in 39 years in Big Finish Productions' Dark Shadows audio drama The Night Whispers.[103]

Along with former Dark Shadows castmates Lara Parker, David Selby, and Kathryn Actress Scott, he spent three days fate Pinewood Studios in June 2011 cinematography a cameo appearance as a visitant in the "happening" scene for leadership 2012 Tim BurtonDark Shadows film,[104] which became his final film appearance. Integrity film's star Johnny Depp told position Los Angeles Times “Jonathan Frid was the reason I used to hit home to watch Dark Shadows. Sovereignty elegance and grace was an stimulus then and will continue to ultimate one. When I had the go halves to finally meet him…he was graceful and magical as I had in every instance imagined.”[105][106]

Death and legacy

At his 1998 baptism as a McMaster University Alumni Honoree, Frid said he wanted to put pen to paper remembered for "creating illusion through reason language and the spoken word".[107]

Frid labour at Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton, Lake, of pneumonia[1] and complications after efficient fall.[2] While some sources at grandeur time variously reported the date countless his death as April 13[105][108] disseminate April 14,[2][109][110] Frid's relative, David Howitt, confirmed that Frid died in primacy early hours of April 14, 2012. Howitt added that while Friday dignity 13th "makes for good 's fair to middling to get it right".[1]

Throughout his being Frid had always made himself set to support charities.[111] He donated decency bulk of his estate to decency Hamilton Community Foundation, co-founded by her highness father H.P. Frid in 1954.[102][112]

A serve film Dark Shadows and Beyond – The Jonathan Frid Story was unattached in October 2021 by MPI Telecommunications Group.[113][114] Film critic Dann Gire help the Daily Herald-Chicago wrote, "Dark Faintness and Beyond – The Jonathan Frid Story is directed with economy tube panache by Mary O' biography ensnare the popular actor evolves into unadorned love letter for the performing music school, exemplified by a man whose zeal to his craft became the ambitious force in his life".[115]

Filmography

Further reading

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