Pat Hingle
Birth Name:
Pat Hingle
Birth Place:
Miami, Florida, United States
Profession
Actor, Producer, Soundtrack
Fast Facts
- Nominated for a Tony Award in 1958 in the category of Best Supporting or Featured Actor (dramatic) for his work in "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs․"
- Won a North Carolina Distinguished Filmmaker Award at the Carolina Film & Video Festival in 2005
- Served in the Navy on the destroyer USS Marshall in the Pacific during World War II and returned to the Navy during the Korean War
- Worked many various jobs before acting, including Bible salesman, farmhand, usher, waiter, file clerk at Bloomingdale's and shoe salesman
- Quote: "I can be a truck driver, a doctor, a lawyer, a hanging judge, whatever․ And looking like I do has allowed me to make a good living in all kinds of media․ It's a blessing and I'm aware of it․"
- One of his well-known trade marks is his deep, gruff voice
- Perhaps best remembered for his role as Commissioner James Gordon in the "Batman" movies