Liam Dunn was born in New Jersey in 1916, went to regular high school
and entered a small acting school where he constantly acted in plays.
Dunn was considered for his first movie role in 1968, but turned it
down to work on T.V. Dunn's first big break came in 1972 for his
character Judge Maxwell in the film Is' was, Doc? (1972). On the set Mel Brooks was looking for actors to form a stock company, and he recruited Dunn
and Madeline Kahn. Dunn is forever remembered for the character Rev.
Johnson in Der wilde wilde Westen (1974). Dunn's other works include Frankenstein Junior (1974) and Mel Brooks letzte Verrücktheit - Silent Movie (1976). After "Silent Movie", Dunn, now weak and thin was diagnosed with emphysema. Liam Dunn died in 1976 at age 59.
