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	'''Lew Ayres''' (28 December 1908—December 30, 1996) was an American actor.		'''Lew Ayres''' (28 December 1908—December 30, 1996) was an American actor.

	Ayres career in films began in 1929 opposite [w:Greta Garbo\|Greta Garbo]] in ''The Kiss''. The following year his role in the anti-war film ''[[w:All Quiet On The Western Front\|All Quiet On The Western Front]]'' elevated him to leading man status which peaked in the series of ''[[w:Doctor Kildare\|Doctor Kildare]]'' movies for MGM between 1938 and 1942. His declaration of conscientious objector status in [[w:World War II\|World War II]] led to a critical and popular backlash that caused MGM to drop him from the ''Kildare'' series. He would serve as a medic during the war.		Ayres career in films began in 1929 opposite [[w:Greta Garbo\|Greta Garbo]] in ''The Kiss''. The following year his role in the anti-war film ''[[w:All Quiet On The Western Front\|All Quiet On The Western Front]]'' elevated him to leading man status which peaked in the series of ''[[w:Doctor Kildare\|Doctor Kildare]]'' movies for MGM between 1938 and 1942. His declaration of conscientious objector status in [[w:World War II\|World War II]] led to a critical and popular backlash that caused MGM to drop him from the ''Kildare'' series. He would serve as a medic during the war.

	After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]'' (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.		After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]'' (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*One of three to appear on the original series who at one time received an Academy Award acting nomination. The others were [[Fred Astaire]] and [[Ray Milland]] (Milland was the only one to win.		*One of three to appear on the original series who at one time received an Academy Award acting nomination. The others were [[Fred Astaire]] and [[Ray Milland]] (Milland was the only one to win).
	*In addition to playing a President on the original series, he played a US Vice-President who becomes President in ''Advise And Consent'' (1962) and a US president in the TV-movie ''[[w:Earth II\|Earth II]]'' (1971).		*In addition to playing a President on the original series, he played a US Vice-President who becomes President in ''Advise And Consent'' (1962) and a US president in the TV-movie ''[[w:Earth II\|Earth II]]'' (1971).

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			*One of three to appear on the original series who at one time received an Academy Award acting nomination. The others were [[Fred Astaire]] and [[Ray Milland]] (Milland was the only one to win.
			*In addition to playing a President on the original series, he played a US Vice-President who becomes President in ''Advise And Consent'' (1962) and a US president in the TV-movie ''[[w:Earth II\|Earth II]]'' (1971).

			==External Links==
	{{ext-wikipedia\|article=Lew Ayres}}		{{ext-wikipedia\|article=Lew Ayres}}
	* [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=1823&pt= Lew Ayres' "Find a Grave" Memorial]		* [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=1823&pt= Lew Ayres' "Find a Grave" Memorial]

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	After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]'' (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.		After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]'' (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.

	His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').		His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O (1968 TV series)\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').

	Ayres portrayed the misguided President [[Adar (TOS)\|Adar]] in the [[Original Series]].		Ayres portrayed the misguided President [[Adar (TOS)\|Adar]] in the [[Original Series]].

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	Ayres career in films began in 1929 opposite [w:Greta Garbo\|Greta Garbo]] in ''The Kiss''. The following year his role in the anti-war film ''[[w:All Quiet On The Western Front\|All Quiet On The Western Front]]'' elevated him to leading man status which peaked in the series of ''[[w:Doctor Kildare\|Doctor Kildare]]'' movies for MGM between 1938 and 1942. His declaration of conscientious objector status in [[w:World War II\|World War II]] led to a critical and popular backlash that caused MGM to drop him from the ''Kildare'' series. He would serve as a medic during the war.		Ayres career in films began in 1929 opposite [w:Greta Garbo\|Greta Garbo]] in ''The Kiss''. The following year his role in the anti-war film ''[[w:All Quiet On The Western Front\|All Quiet On The Western Front]]'' elevated him to leading man status which peaked in the series of ''[[w:Doctor Kildare\|Doctor Kildare]]'' movies for MGM between 1938 and 1942. His declaration of conscientious objector status in [[w:World War II\|World War II]] led to a critical and popular backlash that caused MGM to drop him from the ''Kildare'' series. He would serve as a medic during the war.

	After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]''(1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.		After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]'' (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.

	His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').		His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').

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	'''Lew Ayres''' (28 December 1908—December 30, 1996) was an American actor.		'''Lew Ayres''' (28 December 1908—December 30, 1996) was an American actor.

	Ayres career~~, which spanned from the 1930s~~ in ~~theatrical~~ films~~, blossomed~~ in ~~the new world of television, starting with~~ his role in the ~~popular~~ ''[[w:Doctor Kildare\|Doctor Kildare]]'' series~~, where he played~~ the ~~starring character~~.		Ayres career in films began in 1929 opposite [w:Greta Garbo\|Greta Garbo]] in ''The Kiss''. The following year his role in the anti-war film ''[[w:All Quiet On The Western Front\|All Quiet On The Western Front]]'' elevated him to leading man status which peaked in the series of ''[[w:Doctor Kildare\|Doctor Kildare]]'' movies for MGM between 1938 and 1942. His declaration of conscientious objector status in [[w:World War II\|World War II]] led to a critical and popular backlash that caused MGM to drop him from the ''Kildare'' series. He would serve as a medic during the war.

	~~His TV roles span~~ the ~~gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''~~[[w:~~Kung Fu (series)~~\|~~Kung Fu~~]]~~'', ''[[w:Battle~~ for ~~the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'',~~ ''[[w:~~The Questor Tapes~~\|~~The Questor Tapes~~]]'') ~~to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaiii Five~~-~~O\|Hawaiii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'')~~.		After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]''(1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.

	~~Ayres was a~~ [[w:~~pacifist~~\|~~pacifist~~]] ~~who refused~~ to ~~be a soldier in the U~~.S. ~~Military during~~ [[w:~~World War II~~\|~~World War II~~]], ~~but did partake in the war effort by saving lives as a medic~~. ~~Ayres~~' ~~controversial ideas made some people~~, ~~as well as companies (including~~ [[w:~~MGM~~\|~~MGM~~]])~~, boycott his productions~~.		His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').

	~~Lew~~ Ayres portrayed the misguided President [[Adar (TOS)\|Adar]] in the [[Original Series]].		Ayres portrayed the misguided President [[Adar (TOS)\|Adar]] in the [[Original Series]].

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	'''Lew Ayres''' (28 December 1908—December 30, 1996) was an American actor.		'''Lew Ayres''' (28 December 1908—December 30, 1996) was an American actor.
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	* [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=1823&pt= Lew Ayres' "Find a Grave" Memorial]		* [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=1823&pt= Lew Ayres' "Find a Grave" Memorial]

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	After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]'' (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.		After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]'' (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.

	His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').		His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O (1968 TV series)\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').

	Ayres portrayed the misguided President [[Adar (TOS)\|Adar]] in the [[Original Series]].		Ayres portrayed the misguided President [[Adar (TOS)\|Adar]] in the [[Original Series]].

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	Ayres career in films began in 1929 opposite [w:Greta Garbo\|Greta Garbo]] in ''The Kiss''. The following year his role in the anti-war film ''[[w:All Quiet On The Western Front\|All Quiet On The Western Front]]'' elevated him to leading man status which peaked in the series of ''[[w:Doctor Kildare\|Doctor Kildare]]'' movies for MGM between 1938 and 1942. His declaration of conscientious objector status in [[w:World War II\|World War II]] led to a critical and popular backlash that caused MGM to drop him from the ''Kildare'' series. He would serve as a medic during the war.		Ayres career in films began in 1929 opposite [w:Greta Garbo\|Greta Garbo]] in ''The Kiss''. The following year his role in the anti-war film ''[[w:All Quiet On The Western Front\|All Quiet On The Western Front]]'' elevated him to leading man status which peaked in the series of ''[[w:Doctor Kildare\|Doctor Kildare]]'' movies for MGM between 1938 and 1942. His declaration of conscientious objector status in [[w:World War II\|World War II]] led to a critical and popular backlash that caused MGM to drop him from the ''Kildare'' series. He would serve as a medic during the war.

	After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]''(1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.		After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an [[w:Academy Award\|Academy Award]] nomination for ''[[w:Johnny Belinda (1948 film)\|Johnny Belinda]]'' (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.

	His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').		His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (''[[w:Kung Fu (series)\|Kung Fu]]'', ''[[w:Battle for the Planet of the Apes\|Battle for the Planet of the Apes]]'', ''[[w:The Questor Tapes\|The Questor Tapes]]'') to popular drama (''[[w:Marcus Welby, M.D.\|Marcus Welby]]'', ''[[w:Hawaii Five-O\|Hawaii Five-O]]'', ''[[w:Magnum, P.I.\|Magnum]]'', ''[[w:Knots Landing\|Knots Landing]]'').