Dick Shawn (1923 - 1987) ديك شون

Biography

Dick Shawn was born on December 1, 1923, in Buffalo, New York, USA as Richard Schulefand. He married Rita Bachner in 1946 and had 4 children. Among his most important works are It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963), The Producers (1967), and Love at First Bite (1979). He was singer...Read more and comedian of nightclubs in the fifties. When he played a role in The Wizard of Baghdad 1960, and his films continued, then he moved to Broadway musicals. He appeared in his last show in the theater of the University of California San Diego when he suddenly fell on stage in a comic way, and the audience laughed, but it was the last fall, and he breathed his last on the stage on April 17, 1987, dying of a heart attack.

- Nationality:
- US
- Date of Birth:
- 1 December 1923
- Died on:
- 17 April 1987

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Filmography

Actor (8)
- - - Maid to Order
    - 1987 - Movie
- - - Love at First Bite
    - 1979 - Movie
- - - The Year Without a Santa Claus
    - 1974 - Movie
- - - The Happy Ending
    - 1969 - Movie
- - - Penelope
    - 1966 - Movie
- - - What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?
    - 1966 - Movie
- - - It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
    - 1963 - Movie
- - - The Opposite Sex
    - 1956 - Movie

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Dick Shawn was born on December 1, 1923, in Buffalo, New York, USA as Richard Schulefand. He married Rita Bachner in 1946 and had 4 children. Among his most important works are...Read more It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963), The Producers (1967), and Love at First Bite (1979). He was singer and comedian of nightclubs in the fifties. When he played a role in The Wizard of Baghdad 1960, and his films continued, then he moved to Broadway musicals. He appeared in his last show in the theater of the University of California San Diego when he suddenly fell on stage in a comic way, and the audience laughed, but it was the last fall, and he breathed his last on the stage on April 17, 1987, dying of a heart attack.