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As of 2018, has appeared in two films nominated for Best Picture Oscar: JFK (1991) and Up (2009).

Mr. Asner won a 2017 Voice Arts Award for his performance on the scripted podcast Western "Powder Burns" (Apple Podcasts) in which he plays an aging cowboy battling Alzheimer's disease. The show is the creation of writer/producer David A. Gregory.

His wife's nephew, Gavin Newsom, was elected mayor of San Francisco in 2003, serving as mayor from 2004 until 2011. Was elected Lieutenant Governor of California in 2010, for the term beginning 2011, with the term ending in January 2019. Elected Governor of California in 2018 and began serving as Governor in January 2019.

On October 6th & 7th, 2001, he attended the "Hollywood Collectors & Celebrities Show", at Beverly Garland's Holiday Inn, in North Hollywood, California.

He played Jabba the Hutt in the NPR radio dramatization of "Return of the Jedi" (1996).

He supplied the voice of J. Jonah Jameson, the editor of the Daily Bugle, in Spider-Man: The Animated Series (1994) and the voice of Ben Parker, the uncle of Peter Parker / Spider-Man whose murder inspires him to become a superhero, in The Spectacular Spider-Man (2008).

Engaged to Cindy Gilmore in 1991, although they did not marry until 1998.

Credited as assisted in funding for Roger & Me (1989).

He had a son, Charles, in 1987 with Carol Jean Vogelman.

(1981-1985) President of Screen Actors Guild (SAG).

A long-time political activist, he accused the CBS network of cancelling Lou Grant (1977) over his publicized disapproval of the United States involvement in Central America.

Ed Asner is a television legend, the winner of seven acting Emmy Awards (which puts him tied with Mary Tyler Moore, both of whom rank second to their "The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1970) Show" co-star, Cloris Leachman who has nine). In all, he has been nominated 20 times for an Emmy Award, with 17 nods for a Primetime Emmy and three for a Daytime award. (All of his wins were for Primetime. )As well as being one of the most outstanding and most respected actors of his generation, equally adept at comedy as he is at drama, Asner also made a name for himself as a trade unionist and a political activist.

He has made guest appearances on both Hawaii Five-O (1968) and Hawaii Five-0 (2010).