Bill Kennedy(1908-1997)

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Superman - Retter in der Not (1952–1958)

Bill Kennedy wurde am 27 Juni 1908 in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, USA geboren. Er war Schauspieler, bekannt für The People's Choice (1946), Bestimmung Tokio (1943) und Superman - Retter in der Not (1952). Er war mit Suzanne Esther (Wiggins) King und Nell June Saunders verheiratet. Er starb am 27 Januar 1997 in Palm Beach, Florida, USA.

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Fernsehserie

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Die nackten Tatsachen
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- Reporter (Nicht genannt)
- 1967
Male and Female Since Adam and Eve
- Adam
- 1961
Superman - Retter in der Not
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- Announcer
- Race Track Announcer
- Narrator ...
- 1952–1958
The Silent Service
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- (Nicht genannt)
- 1957
Wenn man Millionär wär
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- Truck Driver
- 1956
Sky King
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- Bishop
- 1956
Im wilden Westen
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- Brigham Young
- Henchman
- George Cluett ...
- 1954–1955
Gegen alle Gewalten
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- Sheriff
- 1955
Ich will, dass du mich liebst
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- Newspaper Reporter at Fashion Show (Nicht genannt)
- 1955
Jane Wyman Show
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- 1955
Buffalo Bill, Jr.
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- McKeever - Railroad Agent
- 1955
The Lone Ranger
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- Ames
- Rusty
- Phineas Stacy ...
- 1950–1955
Täter unbekannt
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- Capt. Leonard
- 1954–1955
I Married Joan
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- General
- 1st Desk Sergeant
- 1954–1955
Unchained
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- Sanders (Nicht genannt)
- 1955

Wissenswertes
In the last half of the 1950s and well into the '60s he hosted a movie show on CKLW (Channel 9). The show originated in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, but was widely received in the greater Detroit area. His show specialized in films from the 30's and 40's; and he occasionally featured films he had appeared in. He answered questions mailed into him about Hollywood, and frequently shared his experiences from his days in Hollywood and his knowledge of movie stars from his era.

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It was a brand-new thing when I was a kid. I was about 13 or 14 when [the crystal radio sets] came out. And I used to listen to whatever programs they had on radio in those days and I thought, "I can do this," and that's how I became intrigued with becoming an announcer.