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Morrow later went into business management and was president of CII Premium Finance in Burbank, California, when he resigned because of ill health and died of cancer a year later at the age of 55. He is buried in Eden Memorial Park Cemetery in Mission Hills, California .
Brad Morrow Death. Brad passed away on November 7, 1997 at the age of 55 in Northridge, Los Angeles, California, USA. Brad's cause of death was cancer.
Nov 7, 1997 · Child Actor. He was discovered by MGM at a talent show at the age of two. Sometimes credited as Bradley Steven Mora, he originally was a mouseketeer before being withdrawn to appear on the Disney mini-series, Spin and Marty (1955). His film and tv appearances include: Cause For Alarm (1951), Honeychile (1951),...
Brad Morrow. Actor: The Adventures of Spin and Marty. He got his show business start at the age of two in 1944 in the Broadway play "A Member of the Wedding". His performance caught the eye of MGM, which brought him to Hollywood in 1946. He appeared in several feature films for MGM over the next five years.
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- Chicago, Illinois, USA
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- Northridge, California, USA
Cause for Alarm!, The Adventures of Spin and Marty, The Toy Tiger, and Everglades! Was Brad Morrow married? He was married to Marilyn Keenberg from July 4, 1965 to November 7, 1997.
Nov 7, 1997 · Brad Morrow. Date of Birth: 12th May 1942. Details of Death: 7th November 1997. Country of Birth: USA. Notes. Brad was the older brother of Scotty Morrow. Born Bradley Steven Mora, Brad was variously credited as Bradley Mora, Brad Mora and Bradley Morrow, before settling down to Brad Morrow.
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Overview. Born. May 12, 1942 · Chicago, Illinois, USA. Died. November 7, 1997 · Northridge, California, USA (cancer) Birth name. Bradley Steven Mora. Mini Bio. He got his show business start at the age of two in 1944 in the Broadway play "A Member of the Wedding". His performance caught the eye of MGM, which brought him to Hollywood in 1946.
