Brad Sullivan Biography

American supporting actor Brad Sullivan trained at the University of Maine and at the American Theatre Wing in New York. His off-Broadway debut was in 1961's Red Roses for Me, after which he appeared in the London company of South Pacific. On Broadway, Sullivan headlined in The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel and Working. Brad Sullivan's film work commenced in the late '70s, embracing such pictures as Slap Shot (1977) (as Wanchuk), Tin Men (1987), The Untouchables (1987) and Guilty By Suspicion (1991). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

• 1. Hucklebee: And what exactly would this literary rape cost?
  2. El Gallo: Here's my rough estimate. [hands Hucklebee a piece of paper]
  3. Hucklebee: [peers and then squints at the document as he says cynically] My...You really get screwed on these Literary Rapes.
  From The Fantasticks. Submitted by Trace F (4 months ago)

• 1. Gus: These Canadians suffer from a serious inferiority complex. That's why they built this: The Canadian National Tower! World's largest free-standing structure!
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