Don Galloway
Birthday:
27 July 1937, Brooksville, Kentucky, USA
Birth Name:
Donald Poe Galloway
Height:
188 cm
Born July 27, 1937 in Brooksville, Kentucky. He was married to Linda Galloway [divorced], the former Linda Robinson, and had two daughters. Their names are Tracy and Jennifer. Married the second time to Linda Marie, he has two stepchildren: Sheila and Robert. He also has one brother. Education, University of Kentucky-Fine arts. He was well known as...
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Born July 27, 1937 in Brooksville, Kentucky. He was married to Linda Galloway [divorced], the former Linda Robinson, and had two daughters. Their names are Tracy and Jennifer. Married the second time to Linda Marie, he has two stepchildren: Sheila and Robert. He also has one brother. Education, University of Kentucky-Fine arts. He was well known as Sergeant Ed Brown in the TV series Ironside (1967). Now, he is on a Corporate training team, as a consultant special - specializing in public speaking, and also presents acting seminars. Show less «
Finally realizing that I would never actually learn how to act, I retired. I'm mighty proud of my epiphany, and I would imagine Hollywood is...Show more »
Finally realizing that I would never actually learn how to act, I retired. I'm mighty proud of my epiphany, and I would imagine Hollywood is pleased, too. This differentiates me from professional politicians, who never ever seem to understand that they are dangerous and also silly. Show less «
[on interpreting the constitution]: In New Hampshire, the Senate has decided by a rather narrow margin that our constitution actually means ...Show more »
[on interpreting the constitution]: In New Hampshire, the Senate has decided by a rather narrow margin that our constitution actually means what it says. It's all about whether you can carry a gun if you want to, and the constitution says you absolutely can. The bill now goes to the House, where they will decide whether the constitution actually means what it says. Show less «
[on obscenity]: If the FCC wants to ferret out obscenity, it should spend a day in the United States Congress.
[on obscenity]: If the FCC wants to ferret out obscenity, it should spend a day in the United States Congress.
A politician not talking. Hasn't happened lately, but could. Maybe. Probably not.
A politician not talking. Hasn't happened lately, but could. Maybe. Probably not.
[The last column he wrote]: On a personal note, I was a professional actor for 30 years. This means that I learned my lines and showed up fo...Show more »
[The last column he wrote]: On a personal note, I was a professional actor for 30 years. This means that I learned my lines and showed up for work on time and did the best I could to entertain. Then I cashed the paycheck so I could take care of my family. Show less «
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