What Emmy nominations did actor Paul Burke receive in his career?”
By Madhuri Dey paul burkeAccording to sources, Paul Burke who was twice nominated for the Emmy for his role as Det. Adam Flint in the crime series “Naked City”, died early on Sunday at his home in Palm Springs, California. He was 83. Burke who was suffering from a prolonged battle with leukemia and non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, died at his home with his wife Lynn at his side, family spokesperson Daniela Ryan said. Paul Burke, the son of the boxer Martin Burke had spent most of his childhood revolving around their family business. Burke paved his way to Hollywood at the tender age of 19, where he began to study acting at Pasadena Playhouse school of theater arts. During his early days at Hollywood, Paul Burke managed to get hold of small roles. The actor reportedly used to travel back and forth between Hollywood and New York, bagging guest roles in the television series. It was during the year 1957, when Burke bagged his first leading role as Dr.Noah McCann in the NBC’s live television series
According to sources, Paul Burke who was twice nominated for the Emmy for his role as Det. Adam Flint in the crime series “Naked City”, died early on Sunday at his home in Palm Springs, California. He was 83. Burke who was suffering from a prolonged battle with leukemia and non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, died at his home with his wife Lynn at his side, family spokesperson Daniela Ryan said. Paul Burke, the son of the boxer Martin Burke had spent most of his childhood revolving around their family business. Burke paved his way to Hollywood at the tender age of 19, where he began to study acting at Pasadena Playhouse school of theater arts. During his early days at Hollywood, Paul Burke managed to get hold of small roles. The actor reportedly used to travel back and forth between Hollywood and New York, bagging guest roles in the television series. It was during the year 1957, when Burke bagged his first leading role as Dr.Noah McCann in the NBC’s live television series called “Noah’s Arc”. Burk
