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Justus Addiss (1917-1979) was a director who worked on From Here to Eternity, The Twilight Zone, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and more. He was also the life partner of actor Hayden Rorke.
- Director, Additional Crew
- June 23, 1917
- Justus Addiss
- October 26, 1979
Learn about the life and career of Hayden Rorke, a Broadway and TV actor who was in a long-term relationship with Justus Addiss III. Find out how they met, served in World War II, and worked in the entertainment industry.
Justus Addiss was a director of films and TV shows, such as From Here to Eternity, The Twilight Zone and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. He was born in 1917 in New York and died in 1979 in Hollywood, and was the life partner of actor Hayden Rorke.
- June 23, 1917
- October 26, 1979
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Sep 1, 2023 · See 139 photographs by and of Jus Addiss and Hayden Rorke, who toured with the Irving Berlin musical \"This is the Army\" during World War II. The collection includes views of Allied bases in Europe, the Middle East, and the Pacific, as well as the performers and stage crew.
May 1, 2022 · Justus Addiss III was Hayden Rorke's partner for 40 years, from World War II to Hollywood. Learn about their love story, their impact on the gay TV tapestry, and their relationship with Sidney Sheldon and Barbara Eden.
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Son of screen and stage actress Margaret Rorke (née Hayden; 1884-1969). His partner was Justus Addiss. The two met on the film Project Moonbase in 1953. Addiss directed Rorke in four episodes of "The Schlitz Playhouse" (all in 1955) and one episode of "Goodyear Summer Originals" in 1956.
