Everett Quinton(1951-2023)

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Writer
Producer

While dredging up buried memories and resentments to make a film about a deceased friend, Sam gets caught up in a relationship with Braeden. At first critical of the young man for his generation's failure to appreciate how easy they have it, Sam slowly realizes that he has much to learn about what gay life is like today.

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Après Louie (2017)

Everett Quinton was born on 18 December 1951 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for Tueurs nés (1994), Pollock (2000) and The Sorrows of Dolores (1986). He died on 23 January 2023 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA.

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Tueurs nés

7.2

Wurlitzer

1994

Pollock

7.0

James Johnson Sweeney

2000

The Sorrows of Dolores

Dolores

1986

Bros

6.4

Melvin Funk

2022

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Actor

Bros
6.4
- Melvin Funk
- 2022
The Horror of Dolores Roach
8.0
Podcast Series
- (voice)
- 2018–2019
Après Louie
5.9
- Julian
- 2017
The Louise Log
5.2
TV Series
- Ethelred
- 2014
Nurse Jackie
7.9
TV Series
- Bloody Drunk
- 2013
One Year Down
Short
- Carl
- 2004
Pollock
7.0
- James Johnson Sweeney
- 2000
New York - Police judiciaire
7.8
TV Series
- Jeffrey Weiss
- 1997
Tueurs nés
7.2
- Wurlitzer
- 1994
Wonderland USA
Short
- 1989
Quand les jumelles s'emmêlent
6.4
- Window Dresser
- 1988
Museum of Wax
4.7
Short
- 1987
La joyeuse revenante
5.3
- Occultist #4
- 1987
Homicide à Wall Street
4.8
- Third Clerk
- 1987
En toute justice
6.1
- Warren
- 1987

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Born
- December 18, 1951
- Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Died
- January 23, 2023
- Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA(glioblastoma)
Other works
He acted in Charles Ludlam's play "Exquisite Torture (A Romantic Ecstasy)", at One Sheridan Square Theatre in New York City. He also directed.

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Quinton's life-partner, Charles Ludlam, founded the Ridiculous Theatrical Company in New York City's West Village in 1967. The two co-starred in many RTC productions, written by Ludlam, known for their delightfully wacky, pun-filled, gender-bending humor. After Ludlam died in 1987 (complications from AIDS), Quinton kept the RTC going, but it lasted only another 10 years.