Hans Georg Conried Jr.
| Sign | Aries |
| Born | Apr 15, 1917 Baltimore, MD |
| Died | Jan 5, 1982 Burbank, CA |
| Age | Died at 64 |
Hans Conried | |
| Job | Voice, television, film, stage, radio actor and comedian |
| Years active | 1931-1982 |
| Known for | Professors, waiters, photographers |
| Top Roles | Francois, Harrison I. Keath, Duc Jacques de Montaigne, François, Gregg Stone |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance, Drama, Musical, War, Crime |
| Top Topics | World War II, Spies, Book-Based |
| Top Collaborators | Irving Reis (Director), Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Harry Semels |
| Shares birthday with | Wallace Reid, John Williams, Harvey Lembeck see more.. |
Hans Conried Overview:
Character actor, Hans Conried, was born Hans Georg Conried Jr. on Apr 15, 1917 in Baltimore, MD. Conried died at the age of 64 on Jan 5, 1982 in Burbank, CA .
MINI BIO:
Hans Conried studied acting at Columbia University, and was already working on radio professionally at age 18. Conried made his screen debut a few years later, at age 21, in the 1938 film "Dramatic School". His distinctive voice and impeccable diction made him a popular radio performer, one of his most memorable radio roles being Professor Kropotkin on "My Friend Irma" (he also played Kropotkin in the film version).
Over the course of his almost-50-year screen career, Conried appeared in over 205 films, television shows and shorts -- including some marvelous voice-acting roles as 'Captain Hook' (Disney's "Peter Pan"), 'Snidely Whiplash' ("The Bullwinkle Show"), 'Wally Walrus' ("The Woody Woodpecker Show") and 'Professor Waldo Wiggleswort' ("Hoppity Hooper"). His TV guest appearances were many (from "I Love Lucy" to "Mister Ed" to "Maverick"), but perhaps his most famous guest appearances were as Danny Thomas' 'Uncle Tonoose' on TV's "Make Room For Daddy"!
(Source: article by Annmarie Gatti for Classic Movie Hub).HONORS and AWARDS:
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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Television.
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By ImagineMDD on Jul 14, 2014 From Pop Culture ImagineMDDDo you keep chickens?Hens been on your mind lately? Carole Lombard and Edmund the Rooster In the mid-1930s Carole Lombard, then just dating Mr. Clark Gable, had an assortment of pets, including dogs and cats, some of them rescues. She also had some ducks, a hen named Jessie and a rooster named... Read full article
Mini Tribute:
By Annmarie Gatti on Apr 15, 2013 From Classic Movie Hub BlogBorn April 15, 1917 Character Actor ! Character Actor appeared in over 200 film and television roles — including Disney’s Peter Pan (as Captain Hook) and My Friend Irma (as Professor Kropotkin). He also most famously played Danny Thomas’ Uncle Tonoose on T... Read full article
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Hans Conried Quotes:
Slave in the Magic Mirror: Television?
[infuriated]
Slave in the Magic Mirror: TELEVISION?
[Thunder crashes and lightning flashes inside the mirror; everyone gasps]
Walt Disney: Whoa! Steady, old boy! Take it easy.
Slave in the Magic Mirror: Television, ha! I have never been so insulted in all my unborn days.
Dr. Schmidt: To the boys of Adolf Hitler, this hour can have but one meaning. At this hour when the Earth is closest to the Sun, when it is consecrating itself to the Sun, we have only one thought: we too must be close to our Sun. We too must consecrate our lives to our Sun, and the Sun that shines for us is Adolf Hitler. Attention! You will repeat after me the oath of allegiance to our Fuehrer! "I consecrate my life to Hitler."
[Boys repeat]
Dr. Schmidt: "I am ready to sacrifice my life for Hitler."
[Boys repeat]
Dr. Schmidt: "I am ready to die for Hitler."
[Boys repeat]
Dr. Schmidt: "My Savior, my Fuehrer!"
[Boys repeat]
Ben Ali: I beg your pardon. I realize they haven't been invented yet, but have you got a match?
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