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Peter Palmer est un Acteur Américain né le 20 septembre 1931 à Milwaukee
Peter Palmer (born September 20, 1931 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) is an American baritone and actor best known for his portrayal of Li'l Abner, both on Broadway and on film.
He was offered scholarships to a number of universities; however, he chose the University of Illinois to study voice under Bruce Foote. He was the first music major to letter in football at the university. While at Illinois his team won the Big Ten championships in 1951 and 1953 and the Rose Bowl in 1952. Palmer sang the national anthem at every home game in 1953 before taking the field.
in 1954 Palmer married his first wife, Jackie (Gleason) whom he met in Los Angeles. They had five children, and were divorced in 1964.
In 1956, Palmer was cast in the title role of the musical Li'l Abner, for which he won a Theatre World Award. In 1959, he was cast in the same role in the movie version. His Li'l Abner role brought him a guest appearance on NBC's The Ford Show, Starring Tennessee Ernie Ford.
Palmer appeared on Broadway with Carol Channing in Lorelei in 1974.
He was married to stage actress and former Miss Dominion of Canada (1964) Aniko (Mary Lou) Farrell until her death in October 2011. They had one child.
In 1967, Palmer had a recurring role as Sergeant James Bustos, a former Confederate States of America soldier, in the short-lived ABC military-western series Custer, with Wayne Maunder in the starring role as Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer.
Throughout the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, Palmer appeared on numerous television episodes, including a small part on Dallas . In 1977, Palmer had a regular role as part of the cast on the short-lived situation comedy The Kallikaks, playing Oscar Heinz.
Peter and Aniko loved theatre and spent much of their time at The Masque Community Theatre of Temple Terrace in Temple Terrace, Florida, where they resided.
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He was offered scholarships to a number of universities; however, he chose the University of Illinois to study voice under Bruce Foote. He was the first music major to letter in football at the university. While at Illinois his team won the Big Ten championships in 1951 and 1953 and the Rose Bowl in 1952. Palmer sang the national anthem at every home game in 1953 before taking the field.
in 1954 Palmer married his first wife, Jackie (Gleason) whom he met in Los Angeles. They had five children, and were divorced in 1964.
In 1956, Palmer was cast in the title role of the musical Li'l Abner, for which he won a Theatre World Award. In 1959, he was cast in the same role in the movie version. His Li'l Abner role brought him a guest appearance on NBC's The Ford Show, Starring Tennessee Ernie Ford.
Palmer appeared on Broadway with Carol Channing in Lorelei in 1974.
He was married to stage actress and former Miss Dominion of Canada (1964) Aniko (Mary Lou) Farrell until her death in October 2011. They had one child.
In 1967, Palmer had a recurring role as Sergeant James Bustos, a former Confederate States of America soldier, in the short-lived ABC military-western series Custer, with Wayne Maunder in the starring role as Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer.
Throughout the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, Palmer appeared on numerous television episodes, including a small part on Dallas . In 1977, Palmer had a regular role as part of the cast on the short-lived situation comedy The Kallikaks, playing Oscar Heinz.
Peter and Aniko loved theatre and spent much of their time at The Masque Community Theatre of Temple Terrace in Temple Terrace, Florida, where they resided.
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Edward aux mains d'argent (1990)
, 1h45Réalisé par Tim Burton
Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Drame, Science-fiction, Fantastique, Comédie, Comédie dramatique, Fantasy, Romance
Thèmes Inspiré de l'univers des contes et légendes, Magie, Noël, Films pour enfants
Acteurs Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder, Dianne Wiest, Anthony Michael Hall, Kathy Baker, Vincent Price
Rôle Editor
Note78%
Une grand-mère raconte une histoire à sa petite-fille pour lui expliquer d'où vient la neige qui tombe sur la ville. Cette histoire commence avec un jeune homme appelé Edward (Johnny Depp) créé par un inventeur (Vincent Price) vivant seul dans un sombre château perché sur une colline. Mais l'inventeur meurt avant d'avoir pu achever son œuvre, laissant Edward avec des ciseaux aux lames extrêmement acérées à la place des mains. Edward vit donc seul dans ce sinistre château jusqu'au jour où Peg Boggs (Dianne Wiest), représentante en cosmétiques, se présente à sa porte. Voyant que le jeune homme, timide et inoffensif, vit seul sans avoir le moindre lien avec le monde qui l'entoure, elle décide de l'emmener au sein de son foyer situé dans une tranquille banlieue résidentielle. Edward commence alors à partager la vie de Peg, de son mari Bill (Alan Arkin) et de leur fils Kevin (Robert Oliveri) âgé de douze ans. Il devient très vite le nouveau centre d'intérêt du quartier et est d'abord accueilli à bras ouverts, ses talents de tailleur de haies et de coiffeur lui valant l'admiration et les sollicitations de toutes les voisines.
L'invasion des cocons (1988)
, 1h30Réalisé par Fred Olen Ray
Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Science-fiction, Horreur
Acteurs Charles Napier, Ann Turkel, Bo Svenson, Ron Glass, Julie Newmar, James Booth
Rôle Pike
Note45%
Tout commence avec un extraterrestre qui s'échoue sur la planète Terre. Mais il s'avère rapidement que cette créature est une sorte d'arme biologique créée par des scientifiques de Washington. Un des scientifiques et créateur du monstre refuse d’enclencher son autodestruction. Voilà donc le monstre sorti de son cocon, et lâché dans la nature en plein Los Angeles.
Le Temps du Destin (1988)
, 1h58Réalisé par Gregory Nava
Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Drame, Guerre
Thèmes Politique
Acteurs William Hurt, Timothy Hutton, Melissa Leo, Francisco Rabal, Stockard Channing, Megan Follows
Rôle Policier
Note51%
Soldiers Martin (William Hurt) and Jack (Timothy Hutton) are very good friends during World War II. While their friendship grows, they do not realize they are brothers-in-law. Martin eventually learns that Jack is married to his sister Josie (Melissa Leo).
Li'l Abner (1959)
, 1h54Réalisé par Melvin Frank
Genres Comédie, Musical
Thèmes Musique, Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre, Adaptation d'une comédie musicale
Acteurs Peter Palmer, Leslie Parrish, Julie Newmar, Stubby Kaye, Stella Stevens, Billie Hayes
Rôle Li'l Abner Yokum
Note66%
Une comédie musicale basée sur les personnages de bande dessinée créés par Al Capp. Lorsque les habitants de Dogpatch, aux États-Unis, sont avertis par le gouvernement qu'ils doivent évacuer leur ville car elle va servie de cible pour les test d'une bombe atomique, ils essayent de démontrer que leur ville vaut la peine d'être sauvée. Pendant ce temps, Earthquake McGoon veut épouser Daisy Mae, Daisy Mae veut épouser Li'l Abner, et Li'l Abner veut juste aller pêcher.