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Birthplace:
Brooklyn, New York
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Warren Berlinger went from playing juveniles on Broadway to naive, innocent teens in films and on TV, to somewhat rotund, average joes on the small screen, sustaining a career for more than 50 years. The Brooklyn-born actor first appeared on Broadway in 1946, playing various kid roles in the Ethel Merman vehicle, "Annie Get Your Gun." He graduated into teen roles in "The Happy Time" (1951), "Bernadine" (1952), and "Blue Denim" (1958). In the latter, Berlinger had the role of Ernie, the friend of the lad who impregnates his girlfriend, a role he reprised in the 1959 feature film. Even at age 24,
1946
Broadway debut in "Annie Get Your Gun"
1951
Made TV episodic debut and went on to appear in more than 1,000 episodes of TV longforms
1954
Was regular on the CBS soap opera "The Secret Storm"
1956
Film debut, "Teenage Rebel"
1960
Was TV series regular on "The Joey Bishop Show" (NBC)
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