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Patrick Duffy

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1949-03-17
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An American actor who gained widespread recognition for portraying Bobby Ewing, J.R.’s brother, in both the original CBS series and the TNT revival of Dallas. Prior to his rise to fame, he spent time teaching mime and movement courses, while also working as an interpreter for ballet, opera, and orchestra performances. In 1974, he tied the knot with Carlyn Rosser, and together they welcomed two children, Padraic and Conor. Interestingly, his nephew is none other than MLB pitcher Barry Zito, adding a touch of sports fame to the family. In 2020, he started a romantic relationship with Linda Purl, known for her role in the beloved show Happy Days.

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He made voice over appearances in a couple of popular television shows, including Family Guy and Justice League.

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