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- Falecido(a) em11 de setembro de 2010 · Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA (prostate cancer)
- Nome de nascimentoHarold Vernon Goldstein
- Altura1,79 m
- Harold Gould nasceu o 10 de dezembro de 1923 em Schenectady, Nova York, EUA. Era ator e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Patch Adams, o Amor é Contagioso (1998), Golpe de Mestre (1973) e Mestre do Disfarce (2002). Foi casado com Lea Vernon. Morreu o 11 de setembro de 2010 em Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA.
- CônjugeLea Vernon(20 de agosto de 1950 - 11 de setembro de 2010) (sua morte, 3 crianças)
- PaisLouis GoldsteinLillian Goldstein
- On the TV series O Jogo Perigoso do Amor (1969), Gould originated the "Howard Cunningham" role in the episode Love and the Happy Days/Love and the Newscasters (1972) in 1972. The producers of Happy Days (1974) asked him to appear in the show's pilot episode, but he declined because he had a previous commitment to appear in a play abroad, and the role was given to Tom Bosley.
- Graduated from Albany Teachers' College (later renamed the State University of New York at Albany); earned a master's degree and doctorate in theater at Cornell University.
- In September 2005, began a 12-city tour in the title role of "Tuesdays with Morrie" in Miami, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Indianapolis, Washington D.C., Nashville, Atlanta, Louisville, Minneapolis, Appleton, and Fort Lauderdale.
- During World War II, he spent two years in the Army, serving first in a mortar platoon that saw combat in France. After recovering from trench foot in an English infirmary, he was reassigned to a railroad transportation unit in France.
- Accepted a position at Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg, Virginia, where he spent three years teaching and doing stage work.
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