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Tue 10
Best Medicine: Love is a Battlefield — Stephen Spinella
Martin becomes concerned when during the Port Wenn Revolutionary War reenactment, some of the citizens start displaying tremors and odder than usual behavior. Also, Martin is affected by Louisa's new relationship with Parker, and Elaine and Al worry that Bert will be lonely when they leave for New York City.
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Tue 17
Best Medicine: Back to the Suture — Stephen Spinella
When he discovers that his predecessor, the beloved Dr. Reese, had diagnosed a patient's brain tumor moments before he died, Martin, with Louisa's help, must deduce who it was in order to save them
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Biography
About Stephen Spinella
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Actor Stephen Spinella grew up in sunny Glendale, AZ, and fell in love with theater by witnessing a performance in a high school play. In an effort to realize his life's calling, the blossoming thespian moved to Manhattan in 1979 and sustained himself for years with a lengthy series of odd jobs while tackling theatrical roles in off-Broadway and regional productions. Spinella finally broke through to widespread acclaim in the early '90s, via a shattering performance as the AIDS-stricken Prior Walter in a two-play series by Tony Kushner: Angels in America Part I: The Milennium Approaches, and Angels in America Part II: Perestroika.
For the dazzling evocation, Spinella won two consecutive Tony Awards for Best Actor: one in 1993 and another in 1994. That, in turn, opened the floodgates to a lengthy series of film roles, with the openly homosexual Spinella frequently gravitating (though not always) to gay-themed material onscreen. Contributions in this arena included a substantial role in HBO's groundbreaking miniseries And the Band Played On (1993); the seriocomedy Love!
Valour! Compassion! (1997), adapted for the big screen from Terrence McNally's popular play; and Gus Van Sant's Harvey Milk biopic Milk (2008) as attorney Rick Stokes.
Additional features to showcase Spinella's talents include Virtuosity (1995), Great Expectations (1998), and House of D; he is best known to many, however, as Miles on the fifth season of the small-screen thriller 24.