Born: May 29, 1942

American actor Kevin Conway's first credited screen role was as Weary in the 1971 Kurt Vonnegut derivation Slaughterhouse_Five. Subsequent film assignments included supporting roles in two 1978 Sylvester_Stallone vehicles, Paradise_Alley and F.I.S.T (1978), and the part of "The Kid" in the Burt_Reynolds cop caper Shamus (1973). Conway had the second lead in 1980's Lathe of Heaven, the first TV movie produced for the PBS network; and, also for public television, he appeared as Roger Chillingworth in a 1979 adaptation of The Scarlet Letter. The actor was seen on a regular basis in the 1970 TV soap opera A World Apart. The actor's most celebrated stage role was as Dr. Frederick Treves in the original Broadway production of The Elephant Man, a role he re-created for television in 1982. Hal Erickson, Rovi

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