Morton Downey Jr.

Morton Downey Jr. was an American actor and talk show host who is best known for his controversial television show, his appearances in films like “Predator 2,” and his outspoken personality. He was known for his catchphrase “Zip it!” which he often directed at unruly guests.

Personal and Family Life

Born on December 9, 1933, in Los Angeles, California, Morton Downey Jr. had a varied personal life. He was married four times, including to Lori Krebs, his final spouse, until his death in 2001. His other marriages were to Kim Cotten, Joan Tyrrell, and Helen, from which he had children. Educated at New York University, he studied law before pursuing a career in entertainment.

Death and Legacy

Morton Downey Jr. passed away on March 12, 2001, in Los Angeles due to lung cancer and respiratory issues. He left behind a legacy as a pioneer in the talk show format, influencing the style of later hosts with his confrontational methods. Downey’s career was marked by his ability to generate public controversy and provoke his audience.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Predator 2 1990-11-21 Tony Pope
Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation 1992-07-13 Orrin Price
The Silencer 1992-10-01 Michael Keating
Evocateur: The Morton Downey Jr. Movie 2013-06-07 Self (archive footage)
The Rockford Files: A Blessing in Disguise 1995-05-14 Himself
Palmer’s Pick Up 1999-02-09 Dick Cash
Body Chemistry II: Voice of a Stranger 1992-08-05 Big Chuck
Driving Me Crazy 1991-05-16 Taj
Legal Tender 1991-03-01 Mal Connery
Hollywood: The Movie 1996-01-01 Carlton
The Hunters and the Hunted: The Making of ‘Predator 2’ 2005-01-25 Self (archive footage)
Meet Wally Sparks 1997-01-31 Morton Downey, Jr.
AGFA MYSTERY MIXTAPE #5: HAUNTED LIVES 2020-10-14 Self
WWE WrestleMania V 1989-04-02 Himself
La Fabrique de l’ignorance 2020-11-23 Himself (archive footage)
Born Again 1978-10-01 Classroom Guard
Thanksgiving Day 1990-11-19 Dr. Saul Minion
Tales from the Crypt 1989-06-10 Horton Rivers
Saturday Night Live 1975-10-11 Self (uncredited)
Diagnosis: Murder 1993-10-29 Carl Burke
WWF Wrestling Challenge 1986-09-07 Self