Hal Holbrook

Birth Name:

Harold Rowe Holbrook

Birth Place:

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Profession

Actor, Director, Soundtrack

An American Conscience: The Reinhold Niebuhr Story

Grey's Anatomy: Amelia Hits Owen Where It Hurts

Plus: Maggie learns the truth about her mom

Fri, Mar 24, 2017

Grey's Anatomy: Amelia Hits Owen Where It Hurts

Exclusive: Hawaii Five-0 Enlists Hal Holbrook to Guest-Star

See who he's playing

Tue, Mar 7, 2017

Exclusive: Hawaii Five-0 Enlists Hal Holbrook to Guest-Star

Sons of Anarchy Postmortem: Katey Sagal Breaks Down Jax and Gemma's Showdown

[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from Tuesday's penultimate episode of Sons of Anarchy. Read at your own risk.]The penultimate episode of Sons of Anarchy was a heartbreaking bloodbath.Before the episode was over...

Wed, Dec 3, 2014

Sons of Anarchy Postmortem: Katey Sagal Breaks Down Jax and Gemma's Showdown

The Monday Playlist: Warehouse 13 Returns, Fox's Serial-Killer Finales, ABC Soaps Go Online

Even with the clock ticking on a looming medical apocalypse, a worldwide pandemic of fatal "English Sweating Sickness" initiated by the unleashing of a magical Black Orchid thingamabob, Syfy's quirky fan fave Warehouse 13 manages to find time to crack wise about the end of the world. "It's always 'ultimately death,'" Agent Pete (Eddie McClintock) bemoans when clued in about just how nasty the disease is that has infected the entire team and much of the rest of the planet. "Artifacts never release a plague of tickles or an epidemic of kittens." A plague of tickles: not a bad way to describe this tongue-in-cheek supernatural lark which pulls out all the guest-star stops in an eventful episode (Monday, 10/9c) by Drew Z. Greenberg that kicks off the second half of Season 4 with Evil Artie's (Saul Rubinek) life and soul also in jeopardy.

Mon, Apr 29, 2013

The Monday Playlist: Warehouse 13 Returns, Fox's Serial-Killer Finales, ABC Soaps Go Online

Monday Playlist: Silence Is Golden on Switched at Birth

Alarms are sounded several times, but we never hear them, in a tremendously effective and thematically overdue episode of ABC Family's best-of-network Switched at Birth (8/7c), which unfolds almost entirely in American Sign Language. By necessity, actions speak louder than words — all in subtitles, or sometimes tweets — as the deaf and hard-of-hearing students at Carlton School for the Deaf rally to protest the school board's decision to shutter their campus. (The hearing students, whose integration into the student body has caused some friction this season, also pitch in.)

Mon, Mar 4, 2013