McKean
/ (məˈkiːn) /
Tom. born 1963, Scottish athlete: European 800 metres gold medallist (1990)
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This week, Tracy Letts' play Superior Donuts starring Michael McKean takes center stage.
The Yes List – Michael McKean's Sweet Broadway Treat | The Daily Beast | October 2, 2009 | THE DAILY BEASTMcKean looks so fragile and world-weary as he speaks in his Chicago accent, he seems to require rescue.
“I really like working with this guy,” says McKean, sitting with Hill in a dressing room before a preview matinee.
Hill shoves McKean in the shoulder; McKean bellows, “Not to believe a word this guy says!”
Off-stage as well, McKean and Hill seem bound together, confronting the pressures of the high-profile New York opening as a unit.
In the afternoon Colonel McKean usually trained the regiment in the more difficult exercises of the battalion drill.
Three Years in the Sixth Corps | George T. StevensJudge McKean and his coadjutors, however, continued their lawless course.
The Life of John Taylor | B. H. RobertsGovernor McKean respected those who honestly differed from him in politics and had among them many valued friends.
Sages and Heroes of the American Revolution | L. Carroll JudsonThe McKean with his silent ways and his everlasting pipe had gone to America to superintend the production of one of his plays.
All Roads Lead to Calvary | Jerome K. JeromeElder Woodruff began to predict the failure of such men as McKean to accomplish the ends they had in view.
Wilford Woodruff | Matthias F. Cowley
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