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5 April 1941, Detroit, Michigan, USA

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6' 4"

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Michael Moriarty

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Was once on the editorial board for New York Quarterly. He has also published a number of poems in this journal.
Alleges that he was dismissed from his role on "Law & Order" (1990) because of his threatened lawsuit against Janet Reno, who had been campaigning against violence in the media and cited his show as a major offender.
(November 2000) Arrested for assault after slapping his girlfriend/manager Margaret Brychka after a fight in a Vancouver bar.
In 1971, Michael stunned playgoers at the Alley Theater in Houston by suddenly stopping in the middle of a performance of "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail," told the audience he was too tired to continue and walked off the stage. The audience went home, and Moriarty left town.
In the 1990s, attempted to enter Canadian politics by forming his own political party.
While a student at Dartmouth College, he was a roommate of Stephen Macht.
Loves Jerome Kern songs.
Has appeared in two different, completely unrelated productions with Joel Gretsch about alien abduction: _"Taken" (2002) (mini)_ and "4400, The" (2004)_ .
Won Broadway's 1974 Tony Award as Best Actor (Dramatic) for "Find Your Way Home."
His grandfather, George Moriarty, was a major league baseball player and then a MLB umpire.
Frequently cast in Larry Cohens films.
Starred with Sam Waterston in Glass Menagerie, The (1973). Ironically, after his character was written out of "Law & Order" (1990) in 1995, Waterston was cast as his replacement.
While he has won a number of Emmy Awards, he never won for his role on "Law & Order" (1990).
Was originally supposed to play the Captain Cutshaw character in William Peter Blattys Ninth Configuration, The (1980), but dropped out at the last minute and was replaced by Scott Wilson.