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Lucille Ball
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Yours, Mine and Ours
(FILM)
Nov. 23, 2005
That's Entertainment! III
(FILM)
May. 6, 1994
Wisecracks
(FILM)
Sep. 29, 1993
Mame
(FILM)
Jan. 1, 1974
A Guide For the Married Man
(FILM)
Jun. 1, 1967
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Lucille Ball Credits
HIGHLIGHTS
1996 Long lost autobiography, "Love, Lucy", published
1993 Daughter Lucie compiled personal home movies to create the award-winning special "Lucy and Desi: A Home Movie" for NBC;
1991 Portrayed by Frances Fisher in the CBS biopic "Lucy & Desi: Before the Laughter"
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Role
Category
Yours, Mine and Ours
2005
-Helen North
Actor
Film
That's Entertainment! III
1994
-Song Performer
Actor
Film
Wisecracks
1993
-Herself
Actor
Film
Lucy and Desi: A Home Movie
1993
-home movies photography
Photography
TV
I Love Lucy: The Very First Show
1990
-Lucy Ricardo
Actor
TV
The 61st Annual Academy Awards Presentation
1989
Actor
TV
Hollywood: The Golden Years
1988
Actor
TV
Happy Birthday, Bob -- 50 Stars Salute Your 50 Years With NBC
1988
Actor
TV
America's Tribute to Bob Hope
1988
Actor
TV
The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts
1987
Actor
TV
The Television Academy Hall of Fame
1987
Actor
TV
Bob Hope's High-Flying Birthday Extravaganza
1987
Actor
TV
The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts
1986
-Award Recipient
Actor
TV
All Star Party For Clint Eastwood
1986
-Host
Actor
TV
The 38th Annual Emmy Awards
1986
Actor
TV
Life With Lucy
1986
-Lucy Barker
Actor
TV
The ABC Fall Preview Special
1986
Actor
TV
The American Film Institute Salute to Billy Wilder
1986
Actor
TV
Stone Pillow
1985
-Florabelle
Actor
TV
Bob Hope Buys NBC?
1985
-Guest
Actor
TV
The Night of 100 Stars II
1985
Actor
TV
All-Star Party For Lucille Ball
1984
-Host
Actor
TV
Bob Hope Special: Bob Hope's Hilarious Unrehearsed Antics of the Stars
1984
Actor
TV
Bob Hope Special: Bob Hope in "Who Makes the World Laugh?" -- Part 2
1984
Actor
TV
Bob Hope Special: Happy Birthday, Bob!
1983
-Guest
Actor
TV
Bob Hope Special: Bob Hope's Road to Hollywood
1983
-Guest
Actor
TV
Bob Hope Special: Bob Hope's Women I Love -- Beautiful But Funny
1982
Actor
TV
Bungle Abbey
1981
Director, Executive Producer
TV
Bob Hope Special: Bob Hope's 30th Anniversary TV Special
1981
Actor
TV
Lucy Moves to NBC
1980
-Herself
Executive Producer, Actor
TV
The Music Mart
1980
-Sister Hitchcock
Executive Producer, Actor
TV
Sinatra -- The First 40 Years
1980
Actor
TV
Cher and Other Fantasies
1979
Actor
TV
Lucy Comes to Nashville
1978
-Host
Actor
TV
General Electric's All-Star Anniversary
1978
Actor
TV
Bob Hope Special: Happy Birthday, Bob!
1978
Actor
TV
A Tribute to "Mr. Television," Milton Berle
1978
Actor
TV
CBS: On the Air
1978
-Co-host
Actor
TV
Gene Kelly... An American in Pasadena
1978
Actor
TV
Circus of the Stars
1977
-Ringmaster
Actor
TV
The Lucille Ball Special
1977
-Host
Executive Producer, Actor
TV
Bob Hope Special: Bob Hope's All-Star Comedy Tribute to Vaudeville
1977
Actor
TV
CBS Salutes Lucy: the First 25 Years
1976
Actor
TV
Bob Hope Special: Bob Hope's World of Comedy
1976
Actor
TV
Swing Out, Sweet Land
1976
Actor
TV
A Lucille Ball Special: What Now, Catherine Curtis?
1976
-Catherine Curtis
Executive Producer, Actor
TV
A Lucille Ball Special Starring Lucille Ball and Jackie Gleason
1975
Actor, Executive Producer
TV
A Lucille Ball Special Starring Lucille Ball and Dean Martin
1975
-Lucy Collins
Executive Producer, Actor
TV
Happy Anniversary and Goodbye
1974
-Norma Michaels
Actor
TV
Mame
1974
-Mame
Actor
Film
The Bob Hope Show (12/09/73)
1973
Actor
TV
A Show Business Salute to Milton Berle
1973
Actor
TV
Steve and Eydie... On Stage
1973
Actor
TV
A Salute to Television's 25th Anniversary
1972
Actor
TV
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Jack Benny but Were Afraid to Ask
1971
Actor
TV
Super Comedy Bowl 1
1971
-Host
Actor
TV
Jack Benny's 20th Anniversary TV Special
1970
Actor
TV
The Bob Hope Show (11/16/70)
1970
Actor
TV
Ann-Margret: From Hollywood With Love
1969
Actor
TV
The Dinah Shore Special -- Like Hep
1969
Actor
TV
Here's Lucy
1968
-Lucille Carter; a widow
Actor
TV
A Guide For the Married Man
1967
-Guest Star
Actor
Film
The Lucille Ball Comedy Hour
1967
-Bonnie Barton
Actor
TV
Have Girls -- Will Travel
1964
Actor
TV
The Lucy Show
1962
-Lucy Carmichael
Executive Producer, Actor
TV
The Bob Hope Show (02/15/61)
1961
Actor
TV
The Facts of Life
1960
-Kitty Weaver
Actor
Film
Hedda Hopper's Hollywood
1960
-Guest
Actor
TV
The Desilu Revue
1959
-Host
Producer, Actor
TV
The Desilu Playhouse
1958
-Performer
Actor
TV
Forever, Darling
1956
-Susan Vega
Actor
Film
The Long, Long Trailer
1954
-Tacy Collini
Actor
Film
I Love Lucy
1951
-Lucy Ricardo; Ricky's Wife
Actor
TV
Fancy Pants
1950
Actor
Film
Sorrowful Jones
1949
Actor
Film
Lured
1947
-Sandra Carpenter
Actor
Film
Without Love
1945
Actor
Film
Dance, Girl, Dance
1940
Actor
Film
Entertaining the Troops
-Herself
Actor
Film
I Dream Too Much
Actor
Film
Bunker Bean
Actor
Film
Critic's Choice
-Angela Ballantine
Actor
Film
Stage Door
-Judith Canfield
Actor
Film
That Girl From Paris
Actor
Film
Room Service
Actor
Film
Seven Days Leave
Actor
Film
Too Many Girls
Actor
Film
Top Hat
-Flower shop clerk
Actor
Film
A Beverly Hills Christmas
Actor
TV
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Highlights
1996
Long lost autobiography, "Love, Lucy", published
1993
Daughter Lucie compiled personal home movies to create the award-winning special "Lucy and Desi: A Home Movie" for NBC;
1991
Portrayed by Frances Fisher in the CBS biopic "Lucy & Desi: Before the Laughter"
1989
Last public appearance on the annual Academy Awards telecast
1986
Starred in the short-lived ABC sitcom, "Life with Lucy"
1985
TV-movie debut playing the dramatic role of a homeless woman in "The Stone Pillow" (CBS)
1980
Signed production deal with NBC, made one special and a pilot for a proposed series that was not picked up
1974
Made final feature film, the critically-derided adaptation of the Broadway musical "Mame"
1968
Co-starred with Henry Fonda in the feature comedy about a blended family, "Yours, Mine and Ours"
1967
Sold Desilu to Gulf + Western
1967
Formed Lucille Ball Productions
1963
Starred opposite Hope in "Critics Choice"
1962
Bought out Desi Arnaz's share of Desilu
1960
Reteamed with Bob Hope for the feature "The Facts of Life"
1960
Starred in Broadway musical, "Wildcat"; run cut short reportedly due to Ball's ill health
1957
Desilu Productions bought old RKO Studio lot (date approximate)
1956
Reteamed with Arnaz for the feature "Forever Darling"
1954
Co-starred with Arnaz in "The Long, Long Trailer"
1951
Formed Desilu Productions Arnaz
1950
Again appeared opposite Hope in "Fancy Pants"
1949
First screen teaming with Bob Hope in "Sorrowful Jones"
1949
Returned to Columbia with a three-picture deal
1946 - 1949
Worked freelance after MGM contract expired
1943
Teamed with Red Skelton in the film version of the Broadway musical "Du Barry Was a Lady"
1942
Starred opposite Henry Fonda in "The Big Street", playing the uncharacteristically dramatic role of a crippled nightclub singer
1942
Signed by MGM to be groomed as musical star; learned comic use of props on backlot from Buster Keaton
1940
First acted onscreen with Desi Arnaz in "Too Many Girls"
1938
Acted in "Room Service", supporting the Marx Brothers
1937
Breakthrough film, "Stage Door"
1935
Joined Columbia appearing in bit parts, walk-ons and as a foil for the Three Stooges; first film billing in "Carnival"; fired by Columbia in an economy move
1935
Signed by RKO
1933
Selected as a Goldwyn Girl to appear in "Roman Scandals", starring Eddie Cantor
1931
Worked briefly as a Hattie Carnegie model before being paralyzed from waist down with rheumatoid arthritis; cured two years later (date approximate)
1929
Feature film debut in "Bulldog Drummond"
1927
Hired to dance in touring company of "Rio Rita" but fired because she couldn't handle choreography; later fired from chorus jobs in three shows (date approximate)
Raised in Celoron, New York
Changed professional name to Diane Belmont in the late 1920s
Played leading roles in a number of B films for RKO including "The Affairs of Annabel" (1938) and "Five Came Back" (1939)
Starred on radio in "My Favorite Husband" playing a scatter-brained wife opposite actor Richard Denning
Starred in the TV sitcom, "I Love Lucy" (CBS); she and Arnaz had undertaken a stage tour in part to prove to CBS executives that audiences would accept them as a married couple and that they could wor
Appeared in a series of one-hour specials under the umbrella title of "The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour/The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Show"; episodes aired as part of "Desilu Playhouse"
As president of Desilu became first woman ever to head a major Hollywood film production company
Starred in the popular TV sitcom, "The Lucy Show" (CBS); show reteamed her with sidekick Vivian Vance and also featured Gale Gordon
Starred on the popular CBS sitcom, "Here's Lucy"; show featured her real-life children playing her screen character's kids
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Recently Worked With...
Henry Fonda
Yours, Mine and Ours
Released: Nov. 23, 2005
June Allyson
That's Entertainment! III
Released: May. 6, 1994
Phyllis Diller
Wisecracks
Released: Jan. 1, 1991
Robert Preston
Mame
Released: Jan. 1, 1974
Walter Matthau
A Guide For the Married Man
Released: Jun. 1, 1967
Bob Hope
The Facts of Life
Released: Jan. 1, 1960
Desi Arnaz
Forever, Darling
Released: Feb. 1, 1956
George Sanders
Lured
Released: Aug. 28, 1947
Spencer Tracy
Without Love
Released: Jan. 1, 1945
Maureen O'Hara
Dance, Girl, Dance
Released: Jan. 1, 1940
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