Frank Fay
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Birth Place
San Francisco, California, USA
Born
November 17, 1894
Died
September 25, 1961
Biography
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Frank Fay was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. He appeared in vaudeville in the 1920s. In 1901, he began his career as a child actor. Frank Fay worked on a variety of projects during his early entertainment career, including "Nix on Dames" (1929) and "The Show of Shows" (1929). Frank Fay began to focus on film after appearing in "Nothing Sacred" (1937) with Carole Lomb...
Filmography
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Love Nest
(1951)
Charley Patterson, also known as Charley Price
Spotlight Scandals
(1943)
By himself
They Knew What They Wanted
(1940)
Father McKee
I Want a Divorce
(1940)
Jeff Gilman
Nothing Sacred
(1937)
Master of ceremonies
Stars over Broadway
(1935)
Announcer
Family & Companions
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Frances White
Wife
Married April 12, 1917.
Barbara Stanwyck
Wife
Married August 26, 1928.
Biography
Frank Fay was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. He appeared in vaudeville in the 1920s. In 1901, he began his career as a child actor. Frank Fay worked on a variety of projects during his early entertainment career, including "Nix on Dames" (1929) and "The Show of Shows" (1929). Frank Fay began to focus on film after appearing in "Nothing Sacred" (1937) with Carole Lombard, the drama "In Old Chicago" (1938) with Tyrone Power and "They Knew What They Wanted" (1940) with Carole Lombard. Later in his career, Frank Fay acted in the June Haver comedy "Love Nest" (1951). Frank Fay was married to Barbara Stanwyck. Frank Fay passed away in September 1961 at the age of 67.
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Love Nest
(1951)
Charley Patterson, also known as Charley Price
Spotlight Scandals
(1943)
By himself
They Knew What They Wanted
(1940)
Father McKee
I Want a Divorce
(1940)
Jeff Gilman
Nothing Sacred
(1937)
Master of ceremonies
Stars over Broadway
(1935)
Announcer
A Fool's Advice
(1932)
Spencer Brown
God's Gift to Women
(1931)
Jacques Duryea, also known as Toto
Under a Texas Moon
(1930)
Don Carlos
The Matrimonial Bed
(1930)
Adolphe Noblet/Leopold
Bright Lights
(1930)
Wally Dean
The Show of Shows
(1929)
Master of ceremonies
Writer (Feature Film)
A Fool's Advice
(1932)
Original Story
The Show of Shows
(1929)
Special material
Producer (Feature Film)
A Fool's Advice
(1932)
Producer
Cast (Special)
Tom and Jerry
(1955)
Father O'Dowd
Life Events
1901
Began his career as a child actor
Companions
Frances White
Wife
Married April 12, 1917.
Barbara Stanwyck
Wife
Married August 26, 1928.
