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Also known as David Lynn Selby

American actor (born 1941)

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Works
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Film & TV

Morgantown, West Virginia, USA

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. David Lynn Selby (born February 5, 1941) is an American character and stage actor. He has worked in movies, soap operas and television. The naturally black-headed Selby is best known for playing the roles of Quentin Collins on the ABC-TV serial, Dark Shadows (a role he played from 1968 to its ending in 1971 and again in the recent audio revival), and as the…

Known for

  • The Great Nick D — Jim Hatton2024
  • Todd Tarantula — Lucifer Grey2023
  • Dark Shadows and Beyond: The Jonathan Frid Story — Self2021
  • Back Fork — Bill2019
  • Master of Dark Shadows — Self2019
  • Loon Lake2019
  • Newness — Artie Hallock2017
  • Smartass — Herman2017
  • Legion — Brubaker2017
  • Equals — Leonard2015

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Listeners
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Total plays
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Official website

Home | The Official David Selby Website

The official website of actor and author David Selby, known for his portrayals of Quentin Collins in Dark Shadows and Richard Channing in Falcon Crest in addition to film and stage roles

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
David
Gender
male
Citizenship
United States
Place of birth
Morgantown
Occupation
film producer
Official website
www.davidselby.com
Image
David Selby at The Dark Shadows Festival.jpg
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date of birth
1941-02-05
time period
20th century
start of work period
1968-00-00
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