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Jackie Gleason (I) (1916–1987)
Music Department, Actor, Writer
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| 225 titles |
| Past Film & Video (49 titles) | Budget | Opening Weekend | Gross (US & Canada) | Gross (Worldwide) |
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$15MM
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$70K
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€13MM
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$16K
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$179K
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$13MM
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$15MM
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$266K
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$5.3MM
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$36MM
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$21MM
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$11MM
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$29MM
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$55MM
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$52MM
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$39MM
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$119MM
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$206MM
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I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With (2006)
Performer ("Tenderly", "It"s Such A Happy Day"), Writer ("It"s Such A Happy Day") |
$1.5MM
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$12K
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$195K
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$1.9MM
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$61K
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$1.4MM
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$16MM
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$2MM
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$4.9MM
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$15MM
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$24MM
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$7.8MM
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$33MM
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$37MM
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Blast from the Past (1999)
Ralph Kramden (archive footage) (uncredited), Writer ("Honeymooner"s Theme") |
$35MM
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$7.8MM
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$27MM
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$40MM
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$4MM
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$35MM
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$5.2MM
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$65MM
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$126MM
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$4MM
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$21K
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Alice (1990)
Performer ("Limehouse Blues", "Breezin" Along with the Breeze", "I Remember You", "Moonlight Becomes You") |
$12MM
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$36K
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$7.3MM
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$7.3MM
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$12MM
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$2.2MM
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$5.7MM
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$5.7MM
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$3.3MM
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$32MM
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$32MM
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Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983)
Buford T. Justice, Stunt Performer (uncredited), Writer (dialogue collaboration) |
$9MM
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$1.7MM
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$5.7MM
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$5.7MM
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$6.3MM
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$17MM
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$6.3MM
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$47MM
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$47MM
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$11MM
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$66MM
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$66MM
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$4.3MM
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$127MM
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Papa"s Delicate Condition (1963)
Jack Griffith, Performer ("Call Me Irresponsible", "Bill Bailey, Won"t You Please Come Home?" (uncredited)) |
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$643K
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$929K
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| Past Television (34 titles) | Episodes |
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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2022)
(TV Series) - Performer ("The Best Is Yet to Come") (1 episode, 2022)
Billy Jones and the Orgy Lamps (Feb
18,
2022)
Season 4,
Episode 2
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Performer ("The Best Is Yet to Come") (uncredited)
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The Sopranos (2004)
(TV Series) - Performer ("Melancholy Serenade") (1 episode, 2004), Writer ("Melancholy Serenade") (1 episode, 2004)
In Camelot (Apr
18,
2004)
Season 5,
Episode 7
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Performer ("Melancholy Serenade") (uncredited),
Writer ("Melancholy Serenade") (uncredited)
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Gleason: He"s the Greatest (1988)
(TV Series) - Self - Host / Fenwick Babbit / Stanley R. Sogg / Joe the Bartender / Rudy the Repairman / … (26 episodes, 1988), Supervising Producer (26 episodes, 1988) See more
Episode #1.26 (Nov
4,
1988)
Season 1,
Episode 26
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Self - Host / Fenwick Babbit / Stanley R. Sogg (archive footage),
Supervising Producer
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The Honeymooners (1978)
(TV Special) - Ralph Kramden, Composer (music composed by), Director, Conductor |
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The Honeymooners (1978)
(TV Special) - Ralph Kramden, Composer (music, composed and conducted), Director |
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All in the Family (1972)
(TV Series) - Performer ("I"m in the Mood for Love") (1 episode, 1972)
The Bunkers and the Swingers (Oct
28,
1972)
Season 3,
Episode 7
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Performer ("I"m in the Mood for Love")
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The Jackie Gleason Show (1966–1970)
(TV Series) - Ralph Kramden / Self - Host / Gangster Big Sam / Joe the Bartender / Mr. Gallagher (Sketch) / … (41 episodes, 1966), Composer (theme music) (37 episodes, 1966), Composer (theme "Melancholy Serenade") (3 episodes, 1966), Ralph Kramden (1 episode, 1968), Performer ("Love on a Bus") (1 episode, 1969) See more
The Honeymooners: Operation Protest (Feb
28,
1970)
Season 4,
Episode 20
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Self - Host / Ralph Kramden,
Composer (theme music)
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Jackie Gleason: American Scene Magazine (1965–1966)
(TV Series) - Self / Game Show Emcee (1 episode, 1965), Composer (theme "Melancholy Serenade") (1 episode, 1966), Self / Ralph Kramden (1 episode, 1966)
The Honeymooners: The Adoption (Jan
8,
1966)
Season 4,
Episode 17
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Self / Ralph Kramden,
Composer (theme "Melancholy Serenade")
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The Jackie Gleason Show (1952–1958)
(TV Series) - Composer (theme music) (161 episodes, 1952), Self - Host / Joe the Bartender / the Poor Soul / Reginald Van Gleason III / Ralph Kramden / … (137 episodes, 1952), Supervising Producer (9 episodes, 1953), Producer (3 episodes, 1952), Production Supervisor (2 episodes, 1954), Ralph Kramden (1 episode, 1953) See more |
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The Honeymooners (1955–1956)
(TV Series) - Ralph Kramden (39 episodes, 1955), Composer (theme music) (39 episodes, 1955), Production Supervisor (39 episodes, 1955), Writer (created by) (39 episodes, 1955), Music ("Melancholy Serenade") (1 episode, 1956), Performer ("You Tell Me Your Dream, I"ll Tell You Mine") (1 episode, 1956)
A Man"s Pride (Sep
22,
1956)
Season 1,
Episode 39
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Ralph Kramden,
Composer (theme music),
Production Supervisor,
Writer
(created by) (uncredited)
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Studio One (1953–1956)
(TV Series) - Uncle Eddie Doyle / Sam Wheeler / Jerry Giles (3 episodes, 1953), Writer (story) (2 episodes, 1955), Composer (1 episode, 1953) |
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The Red Skelton Hour (1953–1954)
(TV Series) - Reginald Van Gleason III / Reginald van Gleason III / cameo (2 episodes, 1953) |
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Cavalcade of Stars (1951)
(TV Series) - Self - Host / Charlie Bratton (the Loudmouth) (1 episode, 1951), Writer (1 episode, 1951)
Razor Blades (Oct
12,
1951)
Season 3,
Episode 7
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Self - Host / Charlie Bratton (the Loudmouth),
Writer
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The Colgate Comedy Hour (1951)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest Host (1 episode, 1951), Writer (1 episode, 1951)
Host: Jackie Gleason; Guests: Johnny Johnston, Rose Marie, Esther Junger Dancers, Al Goodman and his Orchestra; cameo by Eddie Cantor (Sep
2,
1951)
Season 2,
Episode 1
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Self - Guest Host,
Writer
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The Mike Douglas Show (1968–1980)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest / Self - Co-Host / Self - Guest Co-Host / Joe the Bartender / Rum Dum / Self - Guest (on film) (17 episodes, 1968) |
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American Guild of Variety Artists 5th Annual Entertainer of the Year Awards (1975)
(TV Special) - Self - Host |
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Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is (1974)
(TV Special) - Self / Ralph Kramden / Joe the Bartender / the Poor Soul / Reggie Van Gleason III |
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The Jackie Gleason Special (1973)
(TV Special) - Ralph Kramden / Reginald Van Gleason III / the Poor Soul |
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The Jackie Gleason Show (1966–1970)
(TV Series) - Self - Host / Ralph Kramden / Reggie van Gleason III / Fenwick Babbitt / Self / … (86 episodes, 1966) See more |
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Jackie Gleason: American Scene Magazine (1962–1966)
(TV Series) - Self / Joe the Bartender / The Poor Soul / Rum Dum / Reginald Van Gleason III / … (119 episodes, 1962) See more |
The Steve Lawrence Show (1965)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1965)
Jackie Gleason, Connie Stevens, Frankie Avalon, Frank Fontaine, Ursula Andress (Sep
20,
1965)
Season 1,
Episode 2
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Self
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The Red Skelton Hour (1954–1961)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest Host / Self - The Poor Soul / Self - Cameo (3 episodes, 1954) |
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The Ed Sullivan Show (1949–1960)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest host / Self (on film) / Self / The Poor Soul / Self - Guest Host / … (9 episodes, 1949) See more
Guest Host: Jackie Gleason; guest stars: Rosemary Clooney, Gene Krupa, Little Buck, Jean Carroll, Alan Dale, The Ames Brothers, Ricky Lane, Kevin Corcoran, Gil Dova, the Trio Aristons (Jan
17,
1960)
Season 13,
Episode 18
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Self - Guest host
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The Big Sell (1960)
(TV Movie) - Self - Reginald Van Gleason III / Joe the Bartender / Ralph Kramden |
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Arthur Godfrey and His Friends (1953–1958)
(TV Series) - Self / Self - Guest Host (2 episodes, 1953) |
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The Jackie Gleason Show (1952–1958)
(TV Series) - Self - Host / Ralph Kramden / Joe the Bartender / the Poor Soul / Reginald Van Gleason III / … (144 episodes, 1952) See more
Sammy Kaye, Rose Marie; The Honeymooners - Manager of the Baseball Team (Jun
1,
1957)
Season 4,
Episode 36
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Self - Host / Ralph Kramden
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What"s My Line? (1953–1955)
(TV Series) - Self - Mystery Guest (2 episodes, 1953)
Jackie Gleason (Dressed as Ralph Kramden) & Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (Sep
25,
1955)
Season 7,
Episode 4
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Self - Mystery Guest
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The Arthur Murray Party (1950–1953)
(TV Series) - Self / Self - Actor / Self - Comedic Actor (3 episodes, 1950)
Dance Battle of the Comedians: Jackie Gleason vs. Red Buttons (Oct
4,
1953)
Season 4,
Episode 32
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Self
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This Is Show Business (1950–1953)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest / Self (3 episodes, 1950)
Jackie Gleason, Flora Robson, Rose Bampton, Rudy Cardenas (Oct
8,
1950)
Season 3,
Episode 7
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Self - Guest
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Cavalcade of Stars (1950–1952)
(TV Series) - Self - Host / Ralph Kramden / Joe the Bartender / Rudy the Repairman / Reginald Van Gleason III / … (94 episodes, 1950) See more |
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The Ken Murray Show (1952)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1952)
Jackie Gleason/Juanita Hall/Jackie Cooper/Peggy Ann Garner/James Melton (Feb
23,
1952)
Season 3,
Episode 25
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Self
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The Colgate Comedy Hour (1951)
(TV Series) - Self - Guest Host / Self - Host (2 episodes, 1951)
Host: Jackie Gleason; Guests: Johnny Johnston, Rose Marie, Esther Junger Dancers, Al Goodman and his Orchestra; cameo by Eddie Cantor (Sep
2,
1951)
Season 2,
Episode 1
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Self - Guest Host
Host: Jackie Gleason; Guests: Fred Allen, Joan Carroll, Vivian Blaine (Jun
10,
1951)
Season 1,
Episode 40
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Self - Host
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Ford Star Revue (1951)
(TV Series) - Self - Comedian (1 episode, 1951)
Host: Jack Haley; Guests: Ed Wynn, Jackie Gleason, Morey Amsterdam, Henny Youngman, Lauritz Melchior (Jan
4,
1951)
Season 2,
Episode 1
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Self - Comedian
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What"s My Name: Muhammad Ali (2019)
Maish Rennick in Requiem for a Heavyweight (archive footage) (uncredited) |
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60 Minutes (1991–2016)
(TV Series) - Self - Actor / Self - Actor (segment "The Great One") / Self - Comedian / Self - Entertainer / Self (7 episodes, 1991)
Morley Safer: A Reporter"s Life (May
15,
2016)
Season 48,
Episode 36
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Self - Actor (archive footage)
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Working with Lucy: A Conversation with Gino Conforti (2009)
(Video) - Clip from "Three for Two" (archive footage) |
Pioneers of Television (2008)
(TV Series) - Self / Ralph Kramden / Reginald Van Gleason III (1 episode, 2008)
Sitcoms (Jan
2,
2008)
Season 1,
Episode 1
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Self / Ralph Kramden / Reginald Van Gleason III (archive footage)
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Inside TV Land (2000)
(TV Series) - Self / Ralph Kramden / Reginald van Gleason III / Joe the Bartender / Poor Soul / Charlie Bratton (1 episode, 2000)
Inside TV Land: The Honeymooners (Mar
14,
2000)
Self / Ralph Kramden / Reginald van Gleason III / Joe the Bartender / Poor Soul / Charlie Bratton (archive footage)
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Television: The First Fifty Years (1999)
(Video) - Joe the Bartender / Ralph Kramden (archive footage) |
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The Honeymooners First Christmas (1994)
(TV Movie) - Ralph Kramden / Fenwick Babbitt / Joe the Bartender / the Poor Soul / Rudy the Repairman / Reggie Van Gleason III (archive footage) |
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Jackie Gleason"s Cavalcade of Characters (1994)
(TV Special) - Reginald Van Gleason III / the Poor Soul / Joe the Bartender / Charlie Bratton (the Loudmoth / Rudy the Repairman / Fenwick Babbit (archive footage) |
The Honeymooners: The Really Lost Debut Episodes (1994)
(TV Movie) - Ralph Kramden (archive footage) |
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American Masters (1989)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1989)
Satchmo: The Life of Louis Armstrong (Jul
31,
1989)
Season 4,
Episode 3
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Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
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The Best of Gleason 3 (1989)
(TV Movie) - Self / Joe the Bartender / Charlie Bratton (the Loudmoth) / Rudy the Repairman / the Poor Soul / … (archive footage) See more |
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Gleason: He"s the Greatest (1988)
(TV Series) - Self - Host / Fenwick Babbit / Stanley R. Sogg / Joe the Bartender / Rudy the Repairman / … (26 episodes, 1988) See more
Episode #1.26 (Nov
4,
1988)
Season 1,
Episode 26
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Self - Host / Fenwick Babbit / Stanley R. Sogg (archive footage)
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Jackie Gleason: The Great One (1988)
(TV Movie) - Self / Ralph Kramden / Rum Dum / Sheriff Buford T. Justice (archive footage) |
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The Best of Gleason 2 (1988)
(TV Movie) - Ralph Kramden / Charlie Bratton (the Loudmoth) / Reginald Van Gleason III / Fenwick Babbit / Rudy the Repairman / the Poor Soul (archive footage) |
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The Best of Gleason (1988)
(TV Movie) - Ralph Kramden / Reginald Van Gleason III / Fenwick Babbit / the Poor Soul / Charlie Bratton (the Loudmoth) / Rudy the Repairman (archive footage) |
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Texaco Star Theatre Presents Bob Hope in "Who Makes the World Laugh?" (1983)
(TV Special) - Self (archive footage) |
Hollywood: The Gift of Laughter (1982)
(TV Movie) - Actor - "Smoky and the Bandit" (archive footage) (uncredited) |
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Texaco Presents: A Quarter Century of Bob Hope on Television (1975)
(TV Special) - Self (archive footage) |
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Jackie Gleason: American Scene Magazine (1963)
(TV Series) - Self / Joe the Bartender / Ralph Kramden / Arthur (1 episode, 1963)
The Many Worlds of Jackie Gleason (Dec
21,
1963)
Season 2,
Episode 12
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Self / Joe the Bartender / Ralph Kramden / Arthur (archive footage)
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The Ed Sullivan Show (1958–1963)
(TV Series) - Self - Cake Decorator / Sketch from 1952 / Self / Reginald Van Gleason III (3 episodes, 1958)
15th Anniversary Show (Jun
23,
1963)
Season 16,
Episode 38
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Self - Cake Decorator / Sketch from 1952 (archive footage)
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