John Devlin

John Devlin's existence commenced on January 26, 1937, within the urban landscape of Cleveland, a city situated in the state of Ohio, which is itself located within the geographical boundaries of the United States of America. This remarkable individual would go on to become a distinguished and accomplished actor, garnering widespread recognition for his captivating performances in a plethora of prominent films, including the highly acclaimed and influential drama "All the President's Men", which was released in the year 1976 and remains a landmark of cinematic excellence to this very day. Additionally, John Devlin's impressive body of work includes a 1974 film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's timeless and iconic novel "The Great Gatsby", as well as a 1977 television movie titled "Young Dan'l Boone". Despite his many accomplishments and contributions to the world of entertainment, John Devlin's life ultimately came to a close on June 10, 1985, within the boundaries of Los Angeles County, California, USA.