Freddie Letuli(1919-2003)

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Freddie Letuli was born on 30 April 1919 in Nu'uuli, American Samoa. He was an actor, known for Screen Directors Playhouse (1955), Holiday Rhythm (1950) and Soldiers of Fortune (1955). He died on 22 July 2003 in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.

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Known for

Screen Directors Playhouse (1955)

Screen Directors Playhouse

7.1

TV Series

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Ike Carpenter, The Cass County Boys, Mary Beth Hughes, Nappy Lamare, Peter Marshall, Tommy Noonan, Tex Ritter, David Street, Wally Vernon, and Gloria Grey in Holiday Rhythm (1950)

6.1

Movie

Specialty Act

1950

Soldiers of Fortune (1955)

Soldiers of Fortune

7.6

TV Series

Paul(as Fred Letuli)

Gardner McKay in Adventures in Paradise (1959)

Adventures in Paradise

8.1

TV Series

Asi
Tangi

Credits

Actor

Adventures in Paradise
8.1
TV Series
- Asi
- Tangi
- 1959–1961
Circus Boy
7.3
TV Series
- Warrior (as Fred Letuli)
- 1956
Around the World in 80 Days
6.7
- Minor Role (uncredited)
- 1956
Soldiers of Fortune
7.6
TV Series
- Paul (as Fred Letuli)
- 1955
They Rode West
5.9
- Pakawa (uncredited)
- 1954
Miss Sadie Thompson
5.9
- Native Messenger (uncredited)
- 1953
China Venture
5.4
- Bit Role (uncredited)
- 1953
Salome
5.8
- Sword Dancer (uncredited)
- 1953
Sailor Beware
6.2
- Specialty Dancer (uncredited)
- 1952
Pagan Love Song
5.8
- Fire Knife Dancer (uncredited)
- 1950
Holiday Rhythm
6.1
- Specialty Act
- 1950
One Way Street
6.5
- A Weaver (uncredited)
- 1950
Bird of Paradise
6.0
- Child on Beach (uncredited)
- 1932

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Personal details

Alternative name
- Fred Letuli
Born
- April 30, 1919
- Nu'uuli, American Samoa
Died
- July 22, 2003
- Honolulu, Hawaii, USA(respiratory failure)

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Trivia
After returning home to American Samoa at the urging of Governor Rex Lee, he joined the Department of Education and taught numerous school children the art of Polynesian dancing and recruited dance troupes to Washington and Australia. He then served as the Assistant Director of Tourism, and later Senator in the Legislature of American Samoa, and as an Associate Judge in the High Court of American Samoa.

Nickname
- The "Father of the Knife Dance"

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