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Nanette Fabray (1920–2018)
Actress, Soundtrack
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| Past Film & Video (21 titles) | Budget | Opening Weekend | Gross (US & Canada) | Gross (Worldwide) |
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$190MM
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CAD 900K
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That's Entertainment, Part II (1976)
Clip from 'The Band Wagon' (archive footage), Performer ("That's Entertainment" (1953), "Triplets" (1937), "That's Entertainment (Reprise)" (1953)) (uncredited) |
$5MM
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$3.2MM
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$27MM
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$932K
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The Band Wagon (1953)
Lily Marton, Soundtrack ("That's Entertainment" (1953)) (uncredited), Performer ("That's Entertainment" (1953), "I Love Louisa" (1931), "Louisiana Hayride" (1932), "Triplets" (1937)) (uncredited) |
$2.2MM
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$15K
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The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939)
Mistress Margaret Radcliffe (as Nanette Fabares), Performer ("The Passionate Shepherd to His Love (Come Live With Me and Be My Love)" (posthumous 1599)) (uncredited) |
$1.1MM
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| Past Television (43 titles) | Episodes |
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One Day at a Time (1979–1984)
(TV Series) - Grandma Katherine Romano (46 episodes, 1979), Performer ("Triplets") (1 episode, 1979) |
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The Love Boat (1978–1981)
(TV Series) - Shirley Simpson / Maggie O'Brian / Mitzy Monroe (3 episodes, 1978)
Take a Letter, Vicki/The Floating Bridge Game/The Joy of Celibacy (Dec
12,
1981)
Season 5,
Episode 12
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Shirley Simpson
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Love, American Style (1970–1973)
(TV Series) - Helen (segment "Love and the Parent's Sake") / Casey (segment "Love and the Liberated Lady Boss") / Cindy (segment "Love and the Heist") / Phyllis (segment "Love and the Great Catch") (4 episodes, 1970)
Love and the Hidden Meaning/Love and the Model Apartment/Love and the Parent's Sake/Love and the Three-Timer/Love and the Weirdo (Nov
30,
1973)
Season 5,
Episode 11
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Helen (segment "Love and the Parent's Sake")
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The Carol Burnett Show (1972)
(TV Series) - Performer ("The World Is A Concerto / Make Your Own Kind Of Music") (1 episode, 1972), Self - Guest / Various Characters (1 episode, 1972)
Nanette Fabray/Burt Reynolds (Feb
23,
1972)
Season 5,
Episode 20
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Self - Guest / Various Characters,
Performer ("The World Is A Concerto / Make Your Own Kind Of Music")
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The 25th Annual Tony Awards (1971)
(TV Special) - Self - Performer, Performer ("Papa, Won't You Dance with Me?") |
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Alice Through the Looking Glass (1966)
(TV Movie) - The White Queen, Soundtrack ("Alice Is Coming to Tea" (Alicia viene a tomar el té)., "There Are two Sides to Everything" (Hay dos lados para todo)., "I Wasn't Meant to Be a Queen" (Yo no estaba destinada a ser una reina)., "Opening & Closing Theme" (Tema de apertura y cierre).), Performer ("Through the Looking Glass" (opening & closing theme), "There Are two Sides to Everything", "I Wasn't Meant to Be a Queen", "Alice Is Coming to Tea", "Alice Is Coming to Tea" (2:44)) |
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Arthur Freed's Hollywood Melody (1962)
(TV Special) - Self, Performer ("If I Had a Talking Picture of You", "Should I", "Singin' in the Rain") (uncredited) |
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The New March of Dimes Presents: The Scene Stealers (1962)
(TV Special) - Self - Singer, Performer ("On the Sunny Side of the Street") |
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The Kaiser Aluminum Hour (1957)
(TV Series) - Josephine Evans (1 episode, 1957), Performer ("You I Love", "Wonderful Wedding Day", "A Cold Winter") (1 episode, 1957)
A Man's Game (Apr
23,
1957)
Season 1,
Episode 21
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Josephine Evans,
Performer ("You I Love", "Wonderful Wedding Day", "A Cold Winter")
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The Ed Sullivan Show (1948–1949)
(TV Series) - Self - Singer / Self (2 episodes, 1948), Performer ("Mr. Right") (1 episode, 1949), Performer ("Green-Up Time", "Papa, Won't You Dance With Me") (1 episode, 1948)
Rudy Vallee, Nanette Fabray, Wally Boag, Jean Carroll, Bob Evans, Pat C. Flick (Jan
16,
1949)
Season 1,
Episode 31
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Self - Singer,
Performer ("Mr. Right")
Nanette Fabray, Ezzard Charles, Hope Emerson, Bunny Briggs, Dolonoff, The Reyes Sisters, The Temperton Family (Dec
12,
1948)
Season 1,
Episode 26
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Self,
Performer ("Green-Up Time", "Papa, Won't You Dance With Me")
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The Museum of Television & Radio: William S. Paley Television Festival 1999: A Salute to Carl Reiner (1999)
(TV Movie) - Self |
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The Museum of Television & Radio's 11th Annual Television Festival in Los Angeles: A Salute to Sid Caesar (1994)
(TV Special) - Self |
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All-Star Family Feud Special (1979)
(TV Series) - Self - Celebrity Contestant (1 episode, 1979)
Special #5: One Day at a Time vs. Benson; Dallas vs. Eight is Enough (1979)
Self - Celebrity Contestant
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All Star Secrets (1979)
(TV Series) - Self (5 episodes, 1979)
Bill Cullen, Della Reese, John Schuck, Nanette Fabray, Arte Johnson: Day 5 (Jan
12,
1979)
Season 1,
Episode 5
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Self
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Storybook Squares (1969–1976)
(TV Series) - Self (17 episodes, 1969)
Roy Rogers, Nanette Fabray, Marty Allen, Phyllis Diller, Rip Taylor, Karen Valentine, John Byner, Isabel Sanford, Bill & Susan Hayes - Day 5 (Sep
3,
1976)
Season 2,
Episode 10
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Self
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Baffle (1973–1974)
(TV Series) - Self (8 episodes, 1973)
Robert Reed, Karen Valentine, Mike Evans and Nanette Fabray (Mar
29,
1974)
Season 2,
Episode 135
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Self
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Celebrity Bowling (1971–1972)
(TV Series) - Self (4 episodes, 1971)
Macdonald Carey and Norma Eberhardt vs. Nanette Fabray and Stu Gilliam (Jul
3,
1971)
Season 1,
Episode 25
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Self
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The Carol Burnett Show (1967–1972)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest / Various Characters / Self (13 episodes, 1967)
Nanette Fabray/Burt Reynolds (Feb
23,
1972)
Season 5,
Episode 20
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Self - Guest / Various Characters
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Funny You Should Ask (1969)
(TV Series) - Self (5 episodes, 1969)
Noel Harrison, Nanette Fabray, Donna Jean Young, Jim Backus, Jan Murray - Day 5 (Jan
17,
1969)
Season 1,
Episode 60
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Self
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The Hollywood Squares (Primetime/Nighttime) (1968)
(TV Series) - Self - Panelist (13 episodes, 1968) |
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The Hollywood Palace (1966–1967)
(TV Series) - Self / Self - Singer / Sketch Actor (3 episodes, 1966) |
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The Danny Thomas Hour (1967)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1967)
Danny Thomas' Wonderful World of Burlesque: Fourth Edition (Sep
11,
1967)
Season 1,
Episode 1
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Self
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The Dean Martin Show (1965–1966)
(TV Series) - Self / Self - Guest (2 episodes, 1965)
Louis Armstrong, Ray Bolger, Allan Drake, Nanette Fabray, Lainie Kazan (Nov
3,
1966)
Season 2,
Episode 8
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Self
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The Merv Griffin Show (1962–1966)
(TV Series) - Self - Actress / Self (2 episodes, 1962)
Ginger Rogers, Nanette Fabray, Xavier Cugat, Charo, Sheilah Graham, David Burns, Bruce Scott (Aug
11,
1966)
Season 3,
Episode 242
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Self - Actress
Nanette Fabray, singer Sylvia Sims, Dr. David Mace, Gene Krupa (Nov
6,
1962)
Season 1,
Episode 23
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Self
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What's My Line? (1956–1962)
(TV Series) - Self - Mystery Guest (2 episodes, 1956)
James Kilgallen (Father of Panelist Dorothy Kilgallen) & Nanette Fabray (Nov
18,
1956)
Season 8,
Episode 12
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Self - Mystery Guest
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I've Got a Secret (1957)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest appearance (1 episode, 1957)
Another salute to 50 Years of American Film Production Special (Nov
20,
1957)
Season 6,
Episode 22
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Self - Guest appearance
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Your Show of Shows (1950–1951)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest Performer / Self - Guest Host (2 episodes, 1950)
Guest Hostess: Nanette Fabray; guest star: Marguerite Piazza (Oct
7,
1950)
Season 2,
Episode 5
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Self - Guest Host
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That's Entertainment! III (1994)
Performer in Clip from 'The Band Wagon' (archive footage) (uncredited) |
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