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David Kernan
A rising British actor with a passion for Stephen Sondheim's music navigates the competitive world of 1960s stage and television, seeking stardom in an era of satire and song.
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In short · Acted for three decades — 11 credits.
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Biography
David Stanley Kernan was an English actor known for his interpretations of Stephen Sondheim's songs. He gained recognition through appearances in stage musicals and as a soloist in British variety shows during the 1960s and 1970s. Kernan was a regular performer on *That Was the Week That Was*, a satirical television show that aired from 1962 to 1963. His career reflected a strong presence in both theatrical and television entertainment during that era.
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Actor
9 credits
She Loves Me(1979)
Steven Kodaly
Film
The Day of the Jackal(1973)
Per Lundquist
Film
The Chastity Belt(1972)
Troubadour
Film
For Men Only(1967)
Freddie Horne
Film
Zulu(1964)
Pvt. Hitch
FilmFarewell Performance(1963)
Ray Baron
Film
Jailbreak(1962)
Len Rogerson
Film
The Avengers(1961)
Eccles, Piedi
TVOn The Bright Side(1959)
Various Characters
TV
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- Raise Your GlassesSelf · 1962
- That Was The Week That WasSelf · 1962
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