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Leslie William Nielsen was a Canadian and American actor and comedian. With a career spanning 60 years, he appeared in more than 100 films and 150 television programs, portraying more than 220 characters.
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Born 11 February 1926 · Died 28 November 2010 · Q82786
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The Guardian: Clive James: ‘Leslie Nielsen made a gun of his fingers and shot me. I shot back’
The Guardian: The Pajama Men on Leslie Nielsen: 'All class – and a complete moron'
Empire voted it number one in the 50 Funniest Comedies Ever poll
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The Guardian: Academy awards 2011: Leslie Nielsen remembered by Oscar
His funeral was held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, during which the Naked Gun theme played
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The Guardian: Leslie Nielsen: the doyen of deadpan
Died 2010-11-28.
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Released album “The Naked Truth”.
“pleased and honoured that [he] had a chance to deliver that line”
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Portrayed a version of Uncle Ben for Superhero Movie, a spoof of superhero films
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And a 2007 survey in the United Kingdom judged it the second-greatest comedy film of all time after Monty Python's Life of Brian
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Nielsen starred in the drama Music Within
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When Queen Elizabeth II visited his native Saskatchewan during the province's centennial gala, she was introduced to Nielsen
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Awarded ACTRA Award (2003).
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The Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists awarded him the ACTRA Award of Excellence
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In honour of Nielsen, Grant MacEwan College named its school of communications after him
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Nielsen was named an honorary citizen of West Virginia and an Ambassador of Mountain State Goodwill
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Awarded Canada's Walk of Fame (2001).
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Was inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame
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A Golden Palm Star on the Palm Springs, California, Walk of Stars was dedicated to him
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Nielsen received UCLA's Jack Benny Award
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Nielsen appeared in the series finale for The Golden Girls as Lucas, who was Blanche's uncle and Dorothy's boyfriend
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Nielsen appeared as a Frank Drebin type character in advertisements for Red Rock Cider in the United Kingdom
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Became the 1,884th personality to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6541 Hollywood Blvd
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ZAZ cast Nielsen in a similar style, in their ABC TV series Police Squad
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Guest-starred as Sinclair in the CBS TV miniseries The Chisholms
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As the title character in "The Ringbanger"
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Nielsen appeared in the supporting role as the captain of the doomed ocean liner SS Poseidon in the disaster epic, The Poseidon Adventure
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Had the leading role as a police officer in The Bold Ones: The Protectors
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Had a major role in the pilot for the police series Hawaii Five-O and appeared in one of the seventh-season episodes
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Guest-starred in 19 episodes of Peyton Place in two roles, Vincent & Kenneth Markham, identical twins with distinctly different personalities
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Was the lead in a Los Angeles police drama called The New Breed
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Nielsen won the lead role opposite Debbie Reynolds in the romantic comedy Tammy and the Bachelor for Universal Pictures, which, as a Chicago Tribune critic wrote in 1998, made people consider him a dramatic actor and han
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With supporting roles in several dramas, westerns and romance films produced from the 1950s to 1970s
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Made his feature film debut in the Michael Curtiz-directed musical, The Vagabond King
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Nielsen made his Broadway debut as Petty Officer Herbert in Seagulls Over Sorrento, a short-lived transfer from the West End
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On an episode of Studio One, alongside Charlton Heston, for which he was paid $75 (equivalent to $1,000 in 2025)
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Appearing in 46 live television programs that year
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Though he was legally deaf (he wore hearing aids most of his life)
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Born 1926-02-11.
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