David Carradine

Kathy Montilla He made his feature film debut in "Taggart," a western based on a novel by Louis L'Amour

Kathy Montilla He made his television debut on an episode of "Armstrong Circle Theatre"

Kathy Montilla Carradine published his autobiography, "Endless Highway"

Kathy Montilla With enough expertise in martial arts, he produce and star in several instructional videos on "T'ai chi" and "Qigong"

Kathy Montilla His first "big break," however, came with his second Broadway part in "The Royal Hunt of the Sun"

Kathy Montilla He received a "Saturn Award," for Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal in the sequential "Kill Bill" movies

Kathy Montilla Born 1936 in Hollywood, California

Kathy Montilla Carradine married the widowed Annie Bierman in December 26, 2004

Kathy Montilla Carradine won a "Theatre World Award" for Best Debut Performance in his second Broadway part

Kathy Montilla He married his second wife, Linda Gilbert from 1977 to 1983, they had a daugther, Kansas

Kathy Montilla Carradine was awarded a star on the "Hollywood Walk of Fame"

Kathy Montilla He was married to Marina Anderson from 1998–2001

Kathy Montilla Despite an attempt to dodge the draft, in 1960 Carradine was inducted into the United States Army

Kathy Montilla He was married to Gail Jensen from 1986–1997

Kathy Montilla He attended Oakland Junior College (currently Laney College) for a year before transferring to San Francisco State College

Kathy Montilla He had become the spokesperson for "Yellowbook," a publisher of independent telephone directories in the United States

Kathy Montilla He was nominated for an Emmy and a Golden Globe Award for his role in the TV series, "Kung Fu"

Kathy Montilla David Carradine's personal quote

Kathy Montilla He graduated from Oakland High School

Kathy Montilla Carradine met actress Barbara Hershey and they lived together until 1975, they had a son, Free