Shepperd Strudwick Biography

Fast Facts

• Was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Actor for "To Grandmother's House We Go" in 1981
• Graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a degree in Drama
• Made his screen acting debut in the short film "That Mothers Might Live" in 1938
• Made his stage acting debut in a revival production of "The Yellow Jacket" in 1928
• Best known for his role as Victor Lord in "One Life to Live" and as Dr․ Field in "As the World Turns․"
• Also had an extensive career on the stage, appearing in productions of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?," "As You Like It," and "Let Freedom Ring․"
• Was the voice of Homer in the National Radio Theater's dramatization of "The Odyssey" in 1981