J. D. Cannon

J. D. Cannon

Infobox actor
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birthname = John Donovan Cannon
birthdate = birth date|1922|04|24
location = Salmon, Idaho, USA
deathdate = death date and age|2005|05|20|1922|04|24 (natural causes)
deathplace = Hudson, New York, USA
occupation = Actor
spouse = Alice McCamley (?-2005) (his death)

J.D. Cannon (born April 24, 1922 in Salmon, Idaho; died May 20 2005 in Hudson, New York), was an American actor.

Also known as John Donovan Cannon, he attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and is probably best known for his costarring role of Chief Clifford in the television series "McCloud", and for his role in "Cool Hand Luke". Cannon also played General Hampton on "Call to Glory" (1984).

Cannon was also a recurring character or the short-run American western program "Alias Smith and Jones" playing a lawman named Harry Briscoe working for the Bannerman Detective Agency.

Furthermore, he appeared in many guest roles through his acting career.

Cannon's last television acting appearance was on "Law & Order" in 1991.

Cannon is also noted as serving in the army in World War II.

His wife Alice appeared on Broadway in several productions including Company and Johnny Johnson. She also wrote Great Day In The Morning, which ran between March 28, 1962-April 7, 1962.

Cannon is survived by two brothers, Frank, of Belton, Texas, and Joseph, of Portland, Oregon.

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