Brad Maule

George Bradley Maule (born October 11, 1951 in Camp Springs , Fisher County , Texas ) is an American actor , singer and composer .

Life

Growing up in Texas , Maule attended one of the last remaining village schools. He later went to Stephen F. Austin State University , where he graduated in theater and English, and decided to pursue an acting career.

Maule made his film debut in 1980 with a guest appearance in the film The Last Married Couple in America . From now on he was seen in various television series and films. He has had recurring roles in Shadow of Passion , General Hospital and A Heavenly Family . In addition to his work in film, he also played theater, including at the Westhood Playhouse, where he starred in the musical Movie Star for seven months . In the Odyssey Theater Ensemble in Los Angeles , he played Hamlet in Somethin's Rockin 'in Denmark .

Singing career

Maule was a member of the folk band The Serendipity Singers , with whom he performed across America. He was a backing vocalist for Don Ho in Hawaii for a year. Maule's first country music album was called Livin 'It Up and quickly became popular. He recently released a new album called Chameleon .

Maule sang the Oscar- nominated song Arthur's Theme at the American Music Awards . He has sung on the Mike Douglas Show , the Merv Griffin Show, and the John Davidson Show .

Maule also wrote music for the General Hospital series .

Private

Maule has been married to Laverne Nix since December 22, 1984 and has three children with her.

Filmography (selection)

• 1980: Divorce once, please! (The Last Married Couple in America)
• 1980: The White Shadow (TV series, episode)
• 1980-1981: 3 Charlie's Angels ( Charlie's Angels , television series, 2 episodes)
• 1981: Jack of Hearts with Two Ladies ( Three's Company , TV series, an episode)
• 1983: Malibu (TV movie)
• 1984: Buffalo Bill (TV series, episode)
• 1984-2006: General Hospital ( General Hospital , TV series, 49 episodes)
• 1996: Junge Schicksale ( ABC Afterschool Specials , film series, episode Too Soon for Jeff )
• 1997–2000: Port Charles (TV series)
• 2002–2005: A Heavenly Family ( 7th Heaven , TV series, 14 episodes)
• 2004: Shadow of Passion ( The Young and the Restless , TV series, 3 episodes)

Awards

In 1995 Maule won the Soap Opera Digest Award Outstanding Supporting Actor for his role in General Hospital .

Web links

• Brad Maule in the Internet Movie Database (English)