| Theatre Fairmount High School (September 1943 to May 1949) His drama teacher was Adeline Nall. TO THEM THAT SLEEP IN DARKNESS. Back Creek Friends Church. Fairmount, Indiana. 1945 THE MONKEY’S PAW. Fairmount High School. 1946 MOONCALF MUGFORD. Fairmount High School. 1947 OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY. Fairmount High School. 1947 GOON WITH THE WIND. Fairmount High School. 1948 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU. Fairmount High School. 1949 Santa Monica City College (September 1949 to May 1950) His drama teacher was Gene Nielsen Owen. THE ROMANCE OF SCARLET GULCH. The Miller Play House Theatre Guild, Los Angeles, August 1949 SHE WAS ONLY A FARMER’S DAUGHTER. Santa Monica City College, May 1950 University of California, Los Angeles (September 1950 to February 1951) His drama teacher was the actor James Whitmore. MACBETH. Royce Hall, UCLA, November 29, 1950. Actors Studio.(Mr. Dean became a member in 1952. Membership was for life) MATADOR. Actors Studio, New York, 1952 Professional Actor in Broadway SEE THE JAGUAR. Cort Theatre, New York, December 1952 THE INMORALIST. Royale Theatre, New York, February 1954 WOMEN OF TRACHIS. Cherry Lane Theatre, New York, February 1954 Television Shows (New York) Hill Number One. FAMILY THEATRE, National, 25 March 1951 Into the Valley. CBS TELEVISION WORKSHOP, CBS, 27 January 1952 Sleeping Dogs. THE WEB, CBS, 20 February 1952 Ten Thousand Horses Singing. WESTINGHOUSE STUDIO ONE, CBS, 3 March 1952 The Foggy, Foggy Dew. LUX VIDEO THEATER, CBS, 17 March 1952 Prologue to Glory. KRAFT TELEVISION THEATER, NBC, 21 May 1952 Abraham Lincoln. WESTINGHOUSE STUDIO ONE, CBS, 26 MAY 1952 The Forgotten Children. HALLMARK CARDS HALL OF FAME, NBC, 2 June 1952 The Hound of Heaven. THE KATE SMITH SHOW, NBC, 15 January 1953 The Case of the Watchful Dog. TREASURY MEN IN ACTION, NBC, 29 January 1953 The Killing of Jesse James. YOU ARE THERE, CBS, 8 February 1953 No Room. DANGER, CBS, 14 April 1953 The Case of the Sawed-Off Shotgun. TREASURY MEN IN ACTION, NBC, 16 April 1953 The Evil Within. TALES OF TOMORROW, ABC, 1 May 1953 Something for an Empty Briefcase. CAMPBELL SOUNDSTAGE, NBC, 17 July 1953 Sentence of Death. WESTINGHOUSE STUDIO ONE SUMMER THEATER, CBS, 17 August 1953 Death is My Neighbor. DANGER, CBS, 25 August 1953 Rex Newman. THE BIG STORY, NBC, 11 September 1953 Glory in the Flower. OMNIBUS, CBS, 4 October 1953 Keep our Honor Bright. KRAFT TELEVISION THEATER, NBC, 14 October 1953 Life Sentence. CAMPBELL SOUNDSTAGE, NBC, 16 October 1953 A Long Time Till Down. KRAFT TELEVISION THEATER, NBC, 11 November 1953 The Bells of Cockaigne. ARMSTRONG’S CIRCLE THEATRE, NBC, 17 November 1953 Harvest. THE JOHNSON’S WAXPROGRAM, NBC, 23 November 1953 The Little Woman. DANGER, CBS, 30 March 1954 Run Like a Thief. PHILCO TV PLAYHOUSE, NBC, 5 September 1954 Padlock. DANGER, CBS, 9 November 1954 I’m a Fool. GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, CBS, 14 November 1954 The Dark, Dark Hour. GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, CBS, 12 December 1954 The Thief. THE UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR, ABC, 4 January 1955 The Unlighted Road. SCHILTZ PLAYHOUSE OF STARS, CBS, 6 May 1955 Television Commercials Pepsi-Cola. National Network. Producer Jerry Fairbanks. Los Angeles, 13 December 1950 Highway Safety Commercial. National Network. Taped in Hollywood on 17 September 1955 Film Sailor Beware! PARAMOUNT January 1951 Fixed Bayonets! 20TH CENTURY-FOX November 1951 Has Anybody Seen My Gal? UNIVERSAL July 1952 East of Eden WARNER BROS 1955 Rebel Without a Cause WARNER BROS 1955 Giant WARNER BROS 1956 Documentaries The Steve Allen Show. Directed by Steve Allen. NBC, 14 October 1956 The James Dean Story. Director Robert Altman. WARNER BROS, 13 August 1957 The First American Teenager. Director Ray Connolly. VISUAL PROGRAMME SYSTEMS, 1976 Hollywood, I Rebelli: James Dean. Director Claudio Masenza. CLAK, 1982 Forever James Dean. Director Ara Chekmayan. WARNER BROS, 1988 Awards 1949 The Madman’s Manuscript from Charles Dickens’s the Pickwick Papers National Forensic League Speech Competition Indiana state Contest: First Place National contest: Sixth Place 1954 The Immoralist The Daniel Blum Theater World Award: Most Promising Personality of the Year 1955 East of Eden The American Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Oscar Nomination: Best Actor 1956 East of Eden Hollywood Foreign Press Association Golden Globe Award: Special Posthumous Award 1956 Giant The American Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Oscar Nomination: Best Actor 1956 Giant Hollywood Foreign Press Association Golden Globe Award: World Film Favorite |
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