Maurice Chevalier

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Biography

Maurice Chevalier, born Maurice Auguste Chevalier on September 12, 1888, was a Frenchsinger and actor. After serving in World War I, Chevalier began his…more

Born

Paris, France

Died

1/1/1972

Birth Name

Maurice Auguste Chevalier

Gender

Male

Credits

Recurring Role (3)

Role
- The Ed Sullivan Show
  Himself
  - S 18: Ep 28 April 11, 1965: Gerry & the Pacemakers, Maurice Chevalier, Soupy Sales
    4/11/65
  - S 12: Ep 27 From Portugal: Maurice Chevalier; The Ames Brothers
    3/22/59
  - S 11: Ep 38 The Brussels World's Fair / Sophia Loren / The Platters
    6/15/58
  - S 11: Ep 28 Maurice Chevalier / Carol Burnett / Conrad Hilton
    4/6/58
- The Ed Sullivan Show
  Himself, on film
  - S 16: Ep 38 15th Anniversary Show with clips from past shows: Elvis Presley, Gary Cooper
    6/23/63
- The Ed Sullivan Show
  scheduled guest
  - S 11: Ep 34 scheduled: Maurice Chevalier; Sophie Tucker; Carol Lawrence; Jack E. Leonard
    5/18/58
Guest Star (23)

Role
- The Dick Cavett Show
  Himself
  - S 5: Ep 28 October 16, 1970
    10/16/70
- The David Frost Show
  Himself
  - S 3: Ep 13 October 14, 1970
    10/14/70
- ABC Stage 67
  Himself
  - S 1: Ep 20 C'est La Vie
    2/23/67
- The Merv Griffin Show
  Himself
  - S 4: Ep 35 October 21, 1966
    10/21/66
- The Bell Telephone Hour
  Himself
  - S 7: Ep 13 Great Moments
    4/27/65
- What's My Line?
  Mystery Guest #2
  - S 16: Ep 31 EPISODE #758
    4/4/65
- The Bell Telephone Hour
  Host
  - S 7: Ep 4 Show #4
    12/8/64
  - S 6: Ep 5 Show #5
    12/3/63
- The Hollywood Palace
  Himself, host
  - S 2: Ep 3 Host: Maurice Chevalier
    10/3/64
- What's My Line?
  Mystery Guest
  - S 14: Ep 22 EPISODE #649
    1/27/63
- The Ed Sullivan Show
  Himself
  - S 15: Ep 12 December 3, 1961: Maurice Chevalier. Connie Francis, Joan Sutherland, Sid Caesar, Mike Clifford
    12/3/61
- General Electric Theater
  Himself
  - S 9: Ep 16 The Gershwin Years
    1/15/61
- The Revlon Revue
  Himself
  - S 1: Ep 2 February 4, 1960
    2/4/60
- Person to Person
  Himself
  - S 7: Ep 11 January 1, 1960
    1/1/60
  - S 5: Ep 34 May 2, 1958
    5/2/58
  - S 5: Ep 32 April 18, 1958
    4/18/58
- Ford Startime
  Himself
  - S 1: Ep 1 The Wonderful World of Entertainment
    10/6/59
- The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
  Himself
  - S 3: Ep 4 October 26, 1958
    10/26/58
- The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour
  himself
  - S 2: Ep 1 Lucy Goes to Mexico
    10/6/58
- Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
  himself
  - S 1: Ep 1 Lucy Goes to Mexico
    10/6/58
- The Academy Awards
  Himself - Performer
  - S 30: Ep 1 The 30th Annual Academy Awards
    3/26/58
  - S 28: Ep 1 The 28th Annual Academy Awards
    3/21/56
- Playhouse 90
  Himself
  - S 2: Ep 6 Around the World in 90 Minutes
    10/17/57
- This Is Your Life
  Himself
  - S 5: Ep 46 Jesse L. Lasky
    6/12/57
- The Jack Benny Program
  Himself
  - S 7: Ep 14 Jack In Paris
    3/24/57
- Max Liebman Presents
  Host
  - S 2: Ep 10 The Maurice Chevalier Special
    5/20/56
  - S 2: Ep 4 The Maurice Chevalier Show
    12/4/55
- The Bob Hope Show
  Himself
  - S 5: Ep 2 December 7, 1954
    12/7/54

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- Maurice made his film debut in 1908 with the French film, Trop Crédules.
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- Maurice was declared "potentially dangerous" by the U.S. State Department in 1951 for a signing an anti-nuclear weapons petition called the Stockholm Appeal.
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- Before becoming an actor, Maurice worked as a sparring partner to heavyweight boxing champion Georges Carpentier.
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- Maurice: (on Grace Kelly) Grace Kelly was a Dresdon doll, I thought, with a kind of platinum beneath the delicate porcelain, a beautiful girl who I felt was always in control of her world.
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- Maurice: (on Clara Bow) Clara Bow, with her tousled mane of red hair and intense black eyes, who generated sex appeal and excitement with breathtaking ease.
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- Maurice: (on Jeanette MacDonald) I later heard her referred to as the Iron Butterfly, although I was surprised to hear that she found that amusing. I never thought she had much of a sense of humor. When we worked together she always objected to anyone telling a risqué story.
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