Jack Lemmon (1925–2001) |
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Jack Lemmon was born in Newton, Massachusetts, to Mildred Lankford Noel and John Uhler Lemmon, Jr., the president of a doughnut company. His ancestry included Irish (from his paternal grandmother) and English. Jack attended Ward Elementary near his Newton, MA home. At age 9 he was sent to Rivers Country Day School, then located in nearby Brookline...
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Actor (99 credits)
Actor (99 credits)
1997
Os Simpsons
(TV Series)
Frank Ormand
Frank Ormand
- The Twisted World of Marge Simpson
(1997)
... Frank Ormand (voice)
1988
The Murder of Mary Phagan
(TV Mini-Series)
Gov. John Slaton
Gov. John Slaton
- Episode #1.2
(1988)
... Gov. John Slaton
- Episode #1.1
(1988)
... Gov. John Slaton
1968
Laugh-In
(TV Series)
Guest Performer
Guest Performer
- Episode #2.2
(1968)
... Guest Performer (uncredited)
- Episode #2.1
(1968)
... Guest Performer (uncredited)
1957-1959
Playhouse 90
(TV Series)
David Poole / Dr. Billy Palmer
David Poole / Dr. Billy Palmer
- Face of a Hero
(1959)
... David Poole
- The Mystery of Thirteen
(1957)
... Dr. Billy Palmer
1957-1958
Alcoa Theatre
(TV Series)
Henry Coyle / Wally Mail / Steve Tyler / ...
Henry Coyle / Wally Mail / Steve Tyler / ...
- Disappearance
(1958)
... Henry Coyle
- The Loudmouth
(1958)
... Wally Mail
- Most Likely to Succeed
(1958)
... Steve Tyler
- Days of November
(1958)
... Lt. Tony Crawford
- The Victim
(1958)
... Ashley
1957-1958
Goodyear Theatre
(TV Series)
Henry Coyle / Ashley / Dr. Cameron / ...
Henry Coyle / Ashley / Dr. Cameron / ...
- Disappearance
(1958)
... Henry Coyle
- The Victim
(1958)
... Ashley
- Voices in the Fog
(1957)
... Dr. Cameron
- Lost and Found
(1957)
... Charles
1956
Ford Star Jubilee
(TV Series)
John Wilkes Booth
John Wilkes Booth
- The Day Lincoln Was Shot
(1956)
... John Wilkes Booth
1954
The Ford Television Theatre
(TV Series)
Barney Evans
Barney Evans
- Marriageable Male
(1954)
... Barney Evans
1953
Lux Video Theatre
(TV Series)
Alfred Fishkettle
Alfred Fishkettle
- The Ascent of Alfred Fishkettle
(1953)
... Alfred Fishkettle
1952-1953
Robert Montgomery Presents
(TV Series)
- Dinah, Kip, and Mr. Barlow
(1953)
- Mr. Dobie takes a Powder
(1952)
1949-1953
Kraft Television Theatre
(TV Series)
- Snooksie
(1953)
- Duet
(1953)
- The Easy Mark
(1951)
- The Fortune Hunter
(1951)
- Whistling in the Dark
(1949)
1952
Heaven for Betsy
(TV Series)
Peter Bell
Peter Bell
- Episode #1.26
(1952)
... Peter Bell
- Episode #1.25
(1952)
... Peter Bell
- Episode #1.24
(1952)
... Peter Bell
- The Bowling Ball
(1952)
... Peter Bell
- Dance Contest
(1952)
... Peter Bell
1951
The Frances Langford-Don Ameche Show
(TV Series)
Newlywed (1951-1952) (in 'The Couple Next Door' sketches)
Newlywed (1951-1952) (in 'The Couple Next Door' sketches)
1950
The Ford Theatre Hour
(TV Series)
Tweedledum
Tweedledum
- Alice in Wonderland
(1950)
... Tweedledum
- Another Darling
(1950)
1949-1950
That Wonderful Guy
(TV Series)
Harold
Harold
- Episode dated 7 April 1950
(1950)
... Harold
- Episode dated 25 January 1950
(1950)
... Harold
- Premiere Show
(1949)
... Harold
1949-1950
Studio One
(TV Series)
Fred Stevens
Fred Stevens
- The Wisdom Tooth
(1950)
- June Moon
(1949)
... Fred Stevens
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Soundtrack (16 credits)
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Self (217 credits)
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Played Joxer Daly in Sean O''Casey's "Juno and the Paycock" directed by George Seaton in Los Angeles' Mark Taper Forum co-starring Maureen Stapleton and Walter Matthau. See more »Publicity Listings:
5 Print Biographies | 1 Portrayal | 5 Interviews | 24 Articles | 2 Pictorials | 6 Magazine Cover Photos | See more »Height:
5' 9" (1.75 m)
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(In a 1984 interview) "I've worked with great actors, great directors, and had some marvelous parts. Oh, my God, I don't know any actor who has had more tremendous parts! I really don't. I don't know of one, and I think it's why we're sitting here. I think it's why I'm still around. See more »Star Sign:
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