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Mark W. Clark
(1896-1984)
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Mark W. Clark was born on 1 May 1896 in Madison Barracks, Jefferson County, New York, USA. He was married to Mary Lou Millard and Louise Maurine Doran. He died on 17 April 1984 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.
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I Was an American Spy
6.4
Self - Authenticator in Prologue
(as General Mark W. Clark)
1951
No Substitute for Victory
5.7
Self - Narrator
(as Mark Clark)
1971
Navy Log
8.0
TV Series
Self
Self - Narrator
(as Mark Clark)
1957 • 1 ep
What's My Line?
8.5
TV Series
Self - Contestant
(as General Mark Clark)
1956 • 1 ep
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Miss USA Beauty Pageant
TV Special
Self - Judge
1977
The World at War
9.2
TV Series
Self - Commander, U.S. 5th Army
(as General Mark Clark)
1974
1 episode
Les grandes batailles
TV Series
Self - Speaks in English, Bad French
1971
1 episode
No Substitute for Victory
5.7
Self - Narrator
(as Mark Clark)
1971
ABC Scope
5.3
TV Series
Self
(as General Mark Clark)
1967
1 episode
The Twentieth Century
8.0
TV Series
Self
1961
1 episode
Small World
8.4
TV Series
Self - US General Clark
1959
2 episodes
Navy Log
8.0
TV Series
Self
Self - Narrator
(as Mark Clark)
1957
1 episode
Home
5.0
TV Series
Self
1956
1 episode
West Point of the South
Short
Self
1956
What's My Line?
8.5
TV Series
Self - Contestant
(as General Mark Clark)
1956
1 episode
This Is Your Life
6.9
TV Series
Self
1955
1 episode
The Ed Sullivan Show
7.9
TV Series
Self
(as General Mark Clark)
1955
1 episode
Cease Fire!
5.9
Self (introduction)
1953
Go for Broke!
6.6
Self (postscript)
(voice, uncredited)
1951
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15
World War II with Tom Hanks
8.0
TV Series
Self - U.S. General
(archive footage)
2026
1 episode
The 100 Days: That Defined Modern History
7.8
TV Series
Self - Lieutenant General, United States Army
(archive footage, as Mark Clark)
2023
1 episode
The War
9.0
TV Mini Series
Self - Commander, U.S. 5th Army
(archive footage)
2007
1 episode
Die Zweite Republik - Eine unglaubliche Geschichte
7.3
TV Series
Self
(archive footage)
2005
1 episode
Line of Fire
8.0
TV Series
Self - Lieutenant General, U.S. 5th Army
(archive footage, uncredited)
2001
1 episode
The Korean War: Fire and Ice
7.7
TV Mini Series
Self (signs truce agreement)
(archive footage, uncredited)
1999
Biography
7.7
TV Series
Self
(archive footage, uncredited)
1996
1 episode
60 Minutes
7.4
TV Series
Self - General
(archive footage, segment "The Ultra Secret")
1994
1 episode
Korea: The Forgotten War
7.6
TV Movie
Self
(archive footage)
1987
Mussolini
8.1
TV Mini Series
Self
(archive footage)
1976
Battle for Cassino
6.5
Video
Self - U.S. General
(archive footage)
1969
In the Year of the Pig
7.4
Self - Recommends Attack on Haiphong
(archive footage, uncredited)
1968
The Big Picture
7.1
TV Series
Self
(archive footage, as Gen. Mark ClarK)
1960
1 episode
Crusade in Europe
7.3
TV Series
Self
(archive footage)
1949
5 episodes
Tunisian Victory
6.6
Self
(archive footage)
1944
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Alternative names
Gen. Mark ClarK
Born
May 1
,
1896
Madison Barracks, Jefferson County, New York, USA
Died
April 17
,
1984
Charleston, South Carolina, USA
(cancer and heart ailments)
Spouses
Mary Lou Millard
October 17, 1967 - April 17, 1984 (his death)
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2 Print Biographies
4 Portrayals
2 Articles
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Commanded 5th US Army (1943-1944) and Allied 15th Army Group (1944-1945) in Second World War (Mediterranean Theater of Operations).
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