James Broderick

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Characters played by James Broderick

Sheldon — Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

FBI agent who assumes command of the hostage situation when the bank's power fails. He strictly limits negotiations, persuades Leon to call Sonny, and ultimately seizes Sonny's weapon during the airport escape, precipitating the violent conclusion.

Ray Brock — Alice's Restaurant (1969)

Ray is Alice's partner and the relaxed host of the deconsecrated church where Arlo and other friends stay. His lackadaisical attitude contributes to Alice's frustration, while his violence toward Shelly follows the discovery of heroin. After Shelly's death, Ray marries Alice, blames himself, and proposes selling the church.

Gavin — Dreams Don't Die (1982)

Gavin is involved with Kirk in a dangerous scheme that uses Teresa while keeping the two men insulated from the risk. His operation draws Danny into a conflict that Charlie Banks asks Danny to help oppose. The summary gives no further details about Gavin's actions or his eventual fate.

Career Overview

James Broderick has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Signature works include Dog Day Afternoon, John Brown's Raid, Keeping On. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
31
Birth Date
1927-03-07
Birth Place
Charlestown, New Hampshire, USA

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