Fred Astaire
Also known as: Frederick Austerlitz
Male
Born: May 10, 1899
Omaha, Nebraska
Died: June 22, 1987
Los Angeles, California
Roles
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The 29th Annual Tony Awards - 1975 Apr. 20, 1975 - Apr. 20, 1975 |
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Gay Divorce Nov. 29, 1932 - Jul. 1, 1933 |
Guy | Performer
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The Band Wagon Jun. 3, 1931 - Jan. 16, 1932 |
"Sweet Music" | Performer
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| "The Beggar Waltz" | Performer
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| "White Heat" | Performer
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| "For Good Old Nectar" | Performer
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| "Hoops" | Performer
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| Simpson Cater | Performer
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| "I Love Louisa" | Performer
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| The Demonstrator | Performer
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| "New Sun in the Sky" | Performer
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| Smiles Nov. 18, 1930 - Jan. 10, 1931 |
Bob Hastings | Performer
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| Funny Face Nov. 22, 1927 - Jun. 23, 1928 |
Jimmy Reeve | Performer
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| Sunny Sep. 22, 1925 - Dec. 11, 1926 |
Marilyn Miller's Dances with Boys Production
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| Lady, Be Good Dec. 1, 1924 - Sep. 12, 1925 |
Dick Trevor | Performer
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| The Bunch and Judy Nov. 28, 1922 - Jan. 20, 1923 |
Antonio | Performer
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| Gerald Lane | Performer
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| For Goodness Sake Feb. 21, 1922 - May 20, 1922 |
Teddy Lawrence | Performer
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| The Love Letter Oct. 4, 1921 - Oct. 29, 1921 |
Richard Kolnar | Performer
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