Born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA — May 31 1908• Died Dec 06 1993

Don Ameche born Dominic Felix Amici May 31, 1908 – December 6, 1993) was a versatile and popular American film actor in the 1930s and '40s, usually as the dapper, mustached leading man. He was also popular as a radio master of ceremonies during this time. As his film popularity waned in the 1950s, he continued working in theater and some TV. His film career surged in a comeback in the 1980s with fine work as an aging millionaire in Trading Places (1983) and a rejuvenated oldster in Cocoon (1985). Don Ameche was an Academy Award winning American actor. A…
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Frank Simpson

Stewart Coolidge

Harry Whitehead

Sam Waterman

Brother Martin

Uncle George

Whitman Saunders


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Dr. Norman Marsh

Mortimer Duke
Collie McCullough

Mortimer Duke / Homeless Man #2 (uncredited)

Directing

Harry Graves

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Shadow (voice)

Arthur Selwyn

Father Clemente
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Richard W. Courtland

Self

Grandpa Harry

Art Selwyn

Harry Aldrich

Dr. Wallace Wrightwood

Self (archive footage)

Henry Van Cleve

Joe Grange

Jimmy Hall

Tibor Czerny

Alexander Graham Bell

Stephen Foster

Gino

Pedro Sullivan

Karl Freyman / Mario Signarelli

Col. Flanders

Martin J. Canavan

Charlie Dwyer

Lew Marsh

Phil O'Neil (Credits) / Phil 'Mac' McNeil

George Macrae

Larry Martin / Baron Manuel Duarte

Art Riddle

Dr. Rudi Imre

Kenneth Harvey

Jack O'Leary

Bingo Harper

Alexander Graham Bell (archive footage)

Lloyd Lloyd

Dwight Dawson

D'Artagnan

Senator Alex S. Simon

Mike Connors

Joseph Jefferson 'Joe' Parker

David Brassard Jr.

Hiram Stephen Maxim

Ricardo Quintana

Edward Shelley

John Hathaway

Otis Ramsey

Don Ameche

(archive footage)

Don Ameche

Host/Ringmaster
Frank Aherne

John Gayle

Dick Court

Jake

Commander Taylor

Ken Douglas
John 'Papa' McGuire Sr.

Alessandro

Justin Travers

Edward Solomon

Armand Beller

G. Paul Siebriese

Chris Bern

'Mitch' Mitchell

Tracy Egan

Bob Harris

Peter Nostrand

Self (archiveFootage)