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Richard Stilwell
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Richard Stilwell was born in 1942 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. He is an actor, known for
Falstaff (1979)
,
Madama Butterfly (2003)
and
Great Performances (1971)
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Known for
Falstaff
7.8
Ford
1979
Madama Butterfly
TV Movie
Sharpless
2003
Great Performances
7.9
TV Series
The Lodger
1989 • 1 ep
The Metropolitan Opera Presents
8.4
TV Series
Marcello
1982 • 1 ep
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Madama Butterfly
TV Movie
Sharpless
2003
Great Performances
7.9
TV Series
The Lodger
1989
1 episode
Amadeus
8.4
Count Almaviva in 'The Marriage of Figaro'
Don Giovanni in 'Don Giovanni'
(singing voice, uncredited)
1984
The Metropolitan Opera Presents
8.4
TV Series
Marcello
1982
1 episode
Falstaff
7.8
Ford
1979
Le couronnement de Poppée
TV Movie
Ottone
1978
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1
Amadeus
8.4
performer: "Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro), K. 492, Act IV, Ah Tutti Contenti" (1786), "Don Giovanni, K. 527, A Cenar Teco, Da Qual Tremore Insolito..." (1787)
(uncredited)
1984
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Born
1942
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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He is the bass-baritone soloist in Robert Shaw's 1984 complete recording of Handel's "Messiah" with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Chorus.
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Operatic and concert bass-baritone.
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