Freddie Steele
Birthday: 1912-12-18
Deathday: 1984-08-23
Birthplace: Seattle, Washington, USA
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Freddie Steele (December 18, 1912 – August 22, 1984) was a boxer and film actor born Frederick Earle Burgett in Seattle, Washington. He appeared as an actor in a number of Hollywood films in the 1940s. (From Wikipedia)
Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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1948-12-24 | Whiplash | Duke Carney (as Fred Steele) |
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1948-09-11 | Race Street | Monty |
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1948-08-20 | A Foreign Affair | Military Police |
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1948-02-13 | Call Northside 777 | Holdup Man (uncredited) |
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1947-12-31 | I Walk Alone | Tiger Rose (uncredited) |
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1947-06-20 | Desperate | Shorty |
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1946-10-05 | Gentleman Joe Palooka | Freddie Steele |
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1946-08-02 | Black Angel | Lucky, Manager of Rio's |
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1945-09-28 | Duffy's Tavern | Waiter (uncredited) |
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1945-07-13 | Story of G.I. Joe | Sgt. Steve Warnicki |
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1945-05-25 | The Great John L. | (uncredited) |
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1944-12-25 | Can't Help Singing | Crewman (uncredited) |
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1944-12-18 | Hi, Beautiful | Sailor (uncredited) |
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1944-12-15 | Hollywood Canteen | South American Sailor (uncredited) |
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1944-09-18 | The Miracle of Morgan's Creek | Soldier (uncredited) |
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1944-08-23 | Marriage Is a Private Affair | Private (uncredited) |
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1944-08-09 | Hail the Conquering Hero | Bugsy |
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1944-07-25 | Raiders of Ghost City | Dep. Abbott (uncredited) |
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1944-04-26 | The Hitler Gang | Athlete (uncredited) |
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1944-04-25 | Pin Up Girl | Sergeant in Canteen (uncredited) |
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1943-12-01 | Whistling in Brooklyn | Brooklyn Dodger Fan (uncredited) |
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1943-11-01 | Swing Fever | Fighter (uncredited) |
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1943-10-01 | Swing Shift Maisie | Plant Worker (Uncredited) |
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1943-09-29 | Corvette K-225 | Quartermaster |
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1943-08-04 | The Man from Down Under | Terry McGroth - Boxer (uncredited) |
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1943-03-20 | Air Force | Marine (uncredited) |
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1942-11-14 | Gentleman Jim | Referee (uncredited) |
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1942-03-06 | Stagecoach Express | Miner (uncredited) |
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1941-08-29 | The Pittsburgh Kid | Freddie Steel |