Robert Morse started with a Tony Award-winning career as a song-and-dance performer and later finished his long-running role in „Mad Men“ with a song-and-dance, too.
NEW YORK, N.Y. (WGHP) – Robert Morse, the famed Broadway star who danced himself into the sunset as an apparition in his last scene on “Mad Men,” died Thursday at age 90, Variety has reported. The Associated Press reported that Morse died at his home Wednesday after a brief illness, said David Shaul of BRS/Gage Talent Agency. Morse built his legend as the star of “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” on Broadway in 1962 and later appeared in the movie version of the musical. He went on to win multiple Tony Awards and an Emmy Award for an “American Playhouse” production of another of his award-winning Broadway roles as Truman Capote.
