Shay Gorman

Shay Gorman was an American actor, born on April 18, 1923, in Dublin, Ireland. He is best known for his roles in Island of Terror (1966), A Place of Execution (1953), and Boys from the Blackstuff (1982). He passed away on April 19, 1999, in London, England, UK.

Personal and Family Life

Details about Shay Gorman’s personal and family life are limited. He was born in Dublin and later moved to England, where he pursued a career in acting. Not much is publicly known about his family background or personal relationships.

Career

Shay Gorman had a diverse acting career, appearing in both film and television. He gained recognition for his performances in various genres, showcasing his range as an actor. His notable works include appearances in films and TV series that highlight his talent and dedication to the craft.

Death and Legacy

Shay Gorman died on April 19, 1999, in London, England. His work in film and television left a lasting impact on audiences and contributed to the entertainment industry. Although he is no longer with us, his performances continue to be remembered and appreciated by fans.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Kill Her Gently 1957-12-01 Dr. Jimmy Landers
The Eyes of Annie Jones 1964-05-13 Tom Lucas
Island of Terror 1966-06-20 Morton
Runners 1983-08-18 Irishman
Ascendancy 1983-01-01 Keir
Captain Lightfoot 1955-03-26
The Legion Hall Bombing 1978-08-22 Second Witness
Angela’s Ashes 1999-12-25 Mr Hannon
Murphy’s Stroke 1980-05-21 Harrington
Fugitive 1974-12-05 Dubliner
Calculated Risk 1963-06-07 Dodo O’Donnell
Guns in the Heather 1969-07-07 Headmaster
Tim Driscoll’s Donkey 1955-01-01 Mr Sullivan
Fords on Water 1983-01-01 Trade Union Official
The Steel Bayonet 1958-02-01 Sgt. Gates
Gawain and the Green Knight 1991-01-03 Chamberlain
The Heart of a Man 1959-08-06 Man
Night of the Demon 1957-11-09
Ireland, Mother Ireland 1971-08-03 Russell Street
Boys from the Blackstuff 1982-10-10 Molloy
The Saint 1962-10-04 Mullins
The Sweeney 1975-01-02 Shaw
Minder 1979-10-29 Forman
Father Ted 1995-04-21 Father Jim Sutton
The Onedin Line 1971-10-15 Delaney
Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads? 1973-01-09 Barman