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John Hodiak (/ ˈhoʊ.diː.æk / HOH-dee-ak; April 16, 1914 – October 19, 1955) was an American actor who worked in radio, stage and film. Early life. [edit] Hodiak was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the son of Anna (Pogorzelec) and Walter Hodiak. He was of Ukrainian and Polish descent. [ 1 ] .
Born on April 16, 1914, the eldest of four (one daughter was adopted), John was eight years old when his middle-class family moved to a thriving Polish community in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. His father, Walter, was born in the Ukraine and his mother, Anna, was Polish.
21 sty 2013 · They attended Jones Elementary School in Aliquippa’s Plan 11 before the Hodiak family moved to Michigan in the 1930s. Dobish and another friend from town, Tony Casoli, visited Hodiak in...
16 kwi 2014 · Hodiak's father, Walter, was Ukrainian and his mother, Anna, was Polish. When he was 8, he moved with his family to a suburb of Detroit, the city where, after high school, he tried to break...
12 sty 2023 · Sad-eyed leading man of Hollywood films John Hodiak was best known as Judy Garland's leading man in the musical "The Harvey Girls" (1946). He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Walter Hodiakand and Anna Pogorzelec. Hodiak was of Ukrainian and Polish descent.
Nacido en Pittsburgh, Pensilvania, sus padres eran Walter Hodiak (25 de octubre de 1888-21 de agosto de 1962) y Anna Pogorzelec (28 de febrero de 1888-17 de octubre de 1971). De ascendencia ucraniana y polaca, [1] Hodiak creció en Hamtramck (Míchigan).
His father, Walter, was born in the Ukraine and his mother, Anna, was Polish. Expressing interest in music and drama at an early age, he was encouraged by his father who had appeared in amateur shows.
