There Will Be Blood
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David Warshofsky (born David A. Warner; February 23, 1961) is an American film, television and stage actor.
David Warshofsky. Actor: Running Scared. David was born David Warner in Letterman Army Hospital on the Presidio of San Francisco, CA to MAJ Phillip Warner and Gerry Lee Godley.
David Warshofsky. Actor: Running Scared. David was born David Warner in Letterman Army Hospital on the Presidio of San Francisco, CA to MAJ Phillip Warner and Gerry Lee Godley. His grandfather, EJ Warshofsky had immigrated from Kyiv, Ukraine (the Russian Empire) in 1908.
David Warshofsky is a professor of theatre practice in acting and director of MFA Acting. He finished spring semester 2019 in New York City as Weston in the Signature Theater’s acclaimed revival of Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Terry Kinney.
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David Warshofsky (born David Warner) is an American actor. The aspiring actor studied in New York City at NYU's prestigious Tisch School of the Arts and reverted to his family's Russian surname upon joining the theatrical performer's union The Actor's Equity.
Jun 22, 2016 · Versatile actor David Warshofsky has been appointed director of the Master of Fine Arts in Acting program at the USC School of Dramatic Arts.
Aug 18, 2017 · Focus on Faculty: David Warshofsky. Professional opportunities come about in unusual ways. The Trojan career of MFA in Acting Director David Warshofsky arrived via an indirect assist from a man with no tangible Trojan links – actor Daniel Day Lewis.
Versatile actor David Warshofsky has been appointed director of the Master of Fine Arts in Acting program at the USC School of Dramatic Arts.
Birthday: Feb 23, 1961. Birthplace: San Francisco, California, USA. A veteran character actor on both stage and screen, actor David Warshofsky believed in educating the next generation of talent...
