Rob Morrow Biography

One way (though perhaps not the ideal way) to describe the familiar TV persona of American Actor Rob Morrow is as a more neurotic, less loveable Woody Allen. Supporting himself as a waiter and balloon messenger in his earliest acting days, Morrow made his prime time network TV debut in 1988 as Marco on the weekly dramatic series Tattinger's. A year later, he was up for the lead in a planned series called The Antagonists, but he opted instead for a tailor-made role in the shortlived stage play The Substance of Fire. Though warned by his agent that this move would cost him any future TV work, Morrow went on to achieve fame in 1990 as Dr. Joel Fleischman, the misplaced general practictioner of Cicely, Alaska, on CBS' Northern Exposure. Two years into the series, Morrow threatened to quit if he wasn't given a substantial pay hike; but when September rolled around, Morrow was back as Dr. Fleischman. Morrow left Northern Exposure for good in 1994 (the series was obviously on its last legs anyway), but not before appearing as cigar-chomping, Boston-accented, fiercely moralistic federal attorney Richard Goodwin in Quiz Show, the 1994 film re-enactment of the 1958 TV game-show cheating scandal. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

• 1. Dr. Hollins: Humour is always a good sign.
  2. Edward Cole: Kiss my ass.
  3. Dr. Hollins: Apparently, so is surliness.
  From The Bucket List. Submitted by Augusta M (5 months ago)

• 1. Dick Goodwin: It was the getting away with it part that he couldn't live with.
  From Quiz Show. Submitted by Chad E (7 months ago)

• 1. Dick Goodwin: Beauty is truth; truth beauty. That is all ye know on earth and all ye need to know.
  From Quiz Show. Submitted by Chad E (7 months ago)