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Patterson appeared in daytime serials prior to 1970. His first soap opera role was that of Brad Kiernan in ABC's The Nurses. After that show was cancelled in 1967, he joined the original cast of One Life to Live, a move that reunited him with Doris Quinlan, the producer of The Nurses.
Lee Patterson. Actor: Jack the Ripper. Manly actor Lee Patterson will always be remembered by American audiences as the hunky detective alongside equally hunky detectives Van Williams and Troy Donahue on Surfside 6 (1960) from the early 1960s.
Lee Patterson. Actor: Jack the Ripper. Manly actor Lee Patterson will always be remembered by American audiences as the hunky detective alongside equally hunky detectives Van Williams and Troy Donahue on Surfside 6 (1960) from the early 1960s.
Nearly eight months later, sadly, the news of former One Life to Live actor Lee Patterson (ex- Joe Riley) has been released to the soap world. The actor was said to have suffered an illness,...
There actually is something romantic about the fact that Lee Patterson passed away at the age of 77 on Valentine’s Day in 2007. So charismatic was the actor that he’d made...
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Briefly a stage manager and theatre publicist, Patterson made his mark beginning in 1951 playing virile American types in British films. His credits from the British phase of his career include Above Us the Waves (1955), Time Lock (1957) and Jack the Ripper (1960).
Feb 14, 2007 · Lee Patterson is known as an Actor. Some of his work includes Airplane II: The Sequel, Jack the Ripper, The 3 Worlds of Gulliver, The Flying Scot, Death Wish 3, Chato's Land, Reach for the Sky, and Time Lock.
Lee Patterson Biography. Birth Name: Beverly Francis Atherly-Patterson. Birth Place: Vancouver, British Columbia. Profession. Actor. Read all about Lee Patterson with TV Guide's exclusive...
Feb 14, 2007 · Lee Patterson was a Canadian actor who appeared in 'One Life to Live,' 'The Story of Esther Costello,' and 'The Last Days of Patton.'
