Biography
Few knew that Sorrell Booke started his acting career in Buffalo NY, where at age nine he performed on local radio programs, or that over the course of his life appeared in over 100 plays. He won critical acclaim for his role as the unreconstructed Ol' Cap'n Cotchipee on Broadway in "Purlie Victorious" (1961), a role he recreated for his film debut, "Gone Are the Days" (1963). His television credits include appearances on the series "Rich Man, …
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Career Milestones
1993 | Last TV appearance, "Civil Wars" | |
1977 | Last film appearance, "Record City" | |
| Lead role in series, "The Dukes of Hazzard" | ||
1963 | Film debut, "Gone Are the Days" | |
1956 | Broadway debut, "The Sleeping Prince" | |
1955 | Off-Broadway debut, "The White Devil" | |
1952 | TV debut, "Abbott and Costello" | |