Shadoe Stevens

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Shadoe Stevens nació el 3 de noviembre de 1946 en Estados Unidos. Es un actor y productor, conocido por The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977), Moorriiss the Robot (2021) y Shadoevision (1986). Está casado con Beverly Cunningham desde el 10 de mayo de 1986. Tienen dos niños. Ha estado casado con Cynthia Michelle Gaydos y Linda Schmiess.

6.4

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Película de TV

5.3

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- Narrator (voz)
- 2024
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Película de TV
- Interviewer
- 2023
Cinema Insomnia with Mr. Lobo
7.9
Serie de TV
- OSI Announcer
- 2021–2022
The Rich & the Ruthless
6.6
Serie de TV
- Narrator
- Phillip McQueen
- Phillip
- 2017–2021
Moorriiss the Robot
Cortometraje
- The Interviewer (voz)
- 2021
The Tick
7.4
Serie de TV
- Narrator (voz)
- 2019
Happy Together
6.0
Serie de TV
- Announcer (voz)
- 2018
A Doggone Hollywood
4.9
- Quinn Norcross
- 2017
The Weekly Show
Serie de TV
- Sexual Harrasment Expert
- 2015
My Life as a Dad
Serie de TV
- 2014
How to Be a Serial Killer
5.4
- Narrator (voz)
- 2008
Out of Jimmy's Head
2.3
Serie de TV
- DJ Cashew (voz)
- 2007
Los X
5.9
Serie de TV
- Extreme Homebase (voz)
- 2006
Sharkskin 6
3.5
- Steve Skylar
- 2005
Weird TV
Serie de TV
- The Weird Eye (voz)
- 2003

Sitios oficiales
- Cameo
- Facebook
Altura
- 1.85 m
Nacimiento
- 3 de noviembre de 1946
- Jamestown, North Dakota, Estados Unidos
Cónyuges
Niños
Otros trabajos
Narrated a radio commercial parody of a series of Budweiser commercials honoring "Real Men of Genius," called "Real Islamic Assholes" (September 2001).
Listados publicitarios
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Trivia
Stevens is well known for playing the character 'Fred Rated' in various '80s offbeat TV commercials for the Federated Group stores, a chain of home electronics retailers in the western and southwestern United States. Stevens as Fred Rated appeared in more than 1,000 commercials and gained a cult following. The ads were so popular that they were the subject of two-page spread in Time Magazine and led to a movie deal, television shows, and American Top 40.