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Norman Lloyd, a Hitchcock villain who later saved lives on 'St. Elsewhere,' dies at 106


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In this photo from 2008, actor Norman Lloyd attends the grand opening of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Winter 2008 Exhibitions at the Academy s Grand Gallery in Beverly Hills, California. Lloyd has died at the age of 106.(Stephen Shugerman/Getty Images/TNS)
Norman Lloyd, a Hitchcock villain who later saved lives on ‘St. Elsewhere,’ dies at 106
LOS ANGELES Norman Lloyd, who memorably fell to his death from the Statue of Liberty as the villain in Alfred Hitchcock’s “Saboteur” in the 1940s but became best known four decades later as the kindly Dr. Daniel Auschlander on TV’s “St. Elsewhere,” has died at his home in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles. ....

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Saboteur (1942)
Norman Lloyd, the actor, director, and producer who died on Tuesday at the age of 106, will always be associated with the great directors he worked with: Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock, Charlie Chaplin, and Jean Renoir. With his passing, Lloyd joins “all the others who helped make Hollywood what it was,” writes Todd McCarthy for Deadline. “The parade has now definitively, conclusively, gone by.” With Lloyd, “a golden hoard of twentieth-century cultural memory is gone,” writes
New Yorker music critic Alex Ross. “I’ve had the honor to speak with many extraordinary people in my journalistic career; my two-hour-long conversation with Norman is, hands down, my favorite among all interviews I’ve done, and will probably remain so.” ....

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