- Nascido(a) em
- Falecido(a) em6 de março de 1967 · Miami Beach, Flórida, EUA (acidente vascular cerebral)
- Nome de nascimentoNelson Ackerman Eddy
- Apelidos
- Nels
- The Baritone
- The Singing Capon
- Altura1,83 m
- Nelson Eddy nasceu o 29 de junho de 1901 em Providence, Rhode Island, EUA. Era ator e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em O Trovador da Liberdade (1939), Balalaika (1939) e O Fantasma da Ópera (1943). Foi casado com Ann Denitz Franklin. Morreu o 6 de março de 1967 em Miami Beach, Flórida, EUA.
- CônjugeAnn Denitz Franklin(19 de janeiro de 1939 - 6 de março de 1967) (sua morte)
- He had one child, Jon, with ex-girlfriend Maybelle Marston, born sometime in the early 1930s.
- He was an accomplished sculptor, and often crafted bronze statues of his co-stars and directors. The statue he made of Susanna Foster was used in her film O Fantasma da Ópera (1943).
- Suffered a fatal stroke while performing in concert.
- In 1959, after 23 years, "Indian Love Call" hit the million mark in sales.
- MGM chief Louis B. Mayer hired singer Charles Igor Gorin as a backup in case Eddy became temperamental, but he never did and Gorin never played a role intended for Eddy.
- [on why he refused to see his own films] I was too ashamed of them.
- [during his 1960s nightclub tour] I want to keep going until I drop.
- [In 1957] I don't know why people still want to believe that Jeanette MacDonald and I were a couple off the set. There's no truth to that rumor, at all. She's happily married to Gene Raymond and I'm happily married to Anne. I guess people want to believe that what they see on the screen is reality while in actuality, it's just a movie!
- [reacting to seeing himself in an elaborate costume and makeup onscreen] Get him. Ain't he purty?
- [In 1934, about his career] I engaged a dramatic coach and began to study the technique of acting on the screen. That same day I discovered how little I really knew, and I've been studying ever since.
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