Alan Hale Jr.

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Alan Hale Jr.

Alan Hale Jr. Death

Alan passed away on January 2, 1990 at the age of 68 in Los Angeles, California. Alan's cause of death was thyroid cancer.

Alan Hale Jr. death quick facts:
  • When did Alan Hale Jr. die?

    January 2, 1990
  • How did Alan Hale Jr. die? What was the cause of death?

    Thyroid cancer
  • How old was Alan Hale Jr. when died?

    68
  • Where did Alan Hale Jr. die? What was the location of death?

    Los Angeles, California

Alan Hale Jr. Birthday and Date of Death

Alan Hale Jr. was born on March 8, 1921 and died on January 2, 1990. Alan was 68 years old at the time of death.

Birthday: March 8, 1921
Date of Death: January 2, 1990
Age at Death: 68

Is Alan Hale Jr.'s father, Alan Hale Sr., dead or alive?

Alan Hale Sr.'s information is not available now.

Is Alan Hale Jr.'s mother, Gretchen Hartman, dead or alive?

Gretchen Hartman's information is not available now.

Alan Hale Jr. - Biography

Alan Hale Jr. ...AKA Skipper...not to be Confused with His Dad Alan Hale. Whom He Greatly Resembles. One look at Alan Hale Jr. and no one could ever assume he was adopted; Hale Jr. so closely resembled his father, veteran character actor Alan Hale Sr., that at times it appeared that the older fellow had returned to the land of the living. In films from 1933, Alan Jr. was originally cast in beefy, athletic good-guy roles. After the death of his father in 1950, Alan dropped the "Junior" from his professional name. He starred in a brace of TV action series, Biff Baker USA and Casey Jones (1957), before his he-man image melted into comedy parts. From 1964 through 1967, Hale played The Skipper (aka Jonas Grumby) on the low-brow but high-rated Gilligan's Island. Though he worked steadily after Gilligan's cancellation, he found that the blustery, slow-burning Skipper had typed him to the extent that he lost more roles than he won. In his last two decades, Alan Hale supplemented his acting income as the owner of a successful West Hollywood restaurant, the Lobster Barrel.

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