Leslie Nielsen

Nationality:
Canadian
Birthdate:
02/11/1926
Birthplace:
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
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biography
Leslie Nielsen disproved the adage that American lives have no second acts. After decades as a rather stolid, unexciting leading man in genre pics like “Forbidden Planet” (1956) and “The Plainsman” (1966), Nielsen inserted his serious, authoritative persona into the parody-based comedies of the Zucker brothers and enjoyed a highly successful second act in films like “Airplane” (1980) and especially the “Naked Gun” series (1988, 1991, 1994), as well as “Scary Movie 3” (2003) and “4” (2006). The key to the silver-haired leading man’s success was his deadpan delivery and seeming obliviousness to Continued
Credits
Uncle Albert
2008
Bill Austin
2007
President Baxter Harris
2006
President Harris
2003
Gordon Cutter
2002
Actor
2000
Ryan Harrison
1998
Mr Magoo
1997
Executive Producer
1996
Dick Steele
1996
Dr Rumack
1980
Mayor William Dudley
1979
Mr Paul Jenson
1977
Commander Adams
1956
Richard Vickers
Mallory
Allen Green
Richard Manley
Cabot
Col George A Custer
Sheriff Nashville Schwartz
Steve Hilliard
Admiral Frazer
Mr Dunbar
Thad Evans
Lieutenant DeRuse
Phil Fletcher
Victor
Stanley Millard
Arthur
Major Fred Gifford
Gordon McLoosh
Charlie Telfer
Johnny Bledsoe/Colonel Stephen Bedford
Riley Knight
Actor
Grant Evers
Father Mayii
Actor
Narration
Frank Dayton
Brett Kinsford
William Joel Partain
Lieutenant Frank Drebin
Mr. Hammond
John Doe
Lieutenant Frank Drebin
Actor
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Spent his boyhood living near the Arctic Circle
 
Served in Canadian Air Force during WWII
 
Worked as a disc jockey and announcer on Canadian radio; also was a radio engineer
1949 
Moved to NYC
1950 
Made TV debut in the "Studio One" production "Battleship Bismarck"
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