| William Holden  AKA William Franklin Beedle, Jr.
Born: 17-Apr-1918
Birthplace: O'Fallon, IL
Died: 16-Nov-1981
Location of death: Santa Monica, CA [1]
Cause of death: Accident - Fall
Remains: Cremated (ashes scattered in the Pacific Ocean)
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Stalag 17
[1] 535 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA.
Father: William Franklin Beedle (b. 1892)
Mother: Mary Blanche Ball
Brother: Robet Westfield Beedle (b. 1921, d. 1-Jan-1944)
Brother: Richard Beedle (b. 1925)
Wife: Brenda Marshall (actress, m. 1941, div. 1971, two sons)
Son: Peter Wesfield (b. 1944)
Son: Scott Holden (b. 2-May-1946)
Girlfriend: Stefanie Powers
Girlfriend: Audrey Hepburn
Girlfriend: Grace Kelly
Girlfriend: Capucine (extramarital affair, two years)
University: Pasadena City College, Pasadena, CA
Endorsement of R. J. Reynolds Camel cigarettes
Oscar for Best Actor 1954 for Stalag 17
Emmy 1974 for The Blue Knight
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1651 Vine St.
Vasectomy
Autopsy by coroner Thomas T. Noguchi
Risk Factors: Alcoholism, Smoking
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
S. O. B. (1-Jul-1981)
The Earthling (24-Jul-1980) · Patrick Foley
The Day the World Ended (28-Mar-1980)
Ashanti (9-Mar-1979)
Damien: Omen II (9-Jun-1978)
Fedora (30-May-1978)
Network (27-Nov-1976) · Max Schumacher
21 Hours at Munich (7-Nov-1976) · Manfred Schreiber
The Towering Inferno (10-Dec-1974) · Jim Duncan
Open Season (Aug-1974)
Breezy (18-Nov-1973)
The Blue Knight (11-Nov-1973)
The Revengers (21-Jun-1972)
Wild Rovers (23-Jun-1971) · Ross Bodine
The Christmas Tree (25-Sep-1969)
The Wild Bunch (18-Jun-1969) · Pike
The Devil's Brigade (15-May-1968) · Lt. Col. Robert T. Frederick
Casino Royale (13-Apr-1967) · Ransome
Alvarez Kelly (7-Nov-1966)
The 7th Dawn (2-Sep-1964) · Ferris
Paris When It Sizzles (16-Mar-1964)
The Lion (19-Aug-1962) · Robert Hayward
The Counterfeit Traitor (17-Apr-1962)
Satan Never Sleeps (22-Feb-1962)
The World of Suzie Wong (10-Nov-1960)
The Horse Soldiers (12-Jun-1959) · Maj. Henry Kendall
The Key (28-May-1958) · David Ross
The Bridge on the River Kwai (18-Dec-1957) · Shears
Toward the Unknown (27-Sep-1956) · Maj. Lincoln Bond
The Proud and Profane (13-Jun-1956) · Lt. Col. Colin Black
Picnic (11-Feb-1956) · Hal Carter
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (18-Aug-1955) · Mark Elliott
The Bridges at Toko-Ri (20-Jan-1955) · Lt. Harry Brubaker
The Country Girl (15-Dec-1954) · Bernie Dodd
Sabrina (22-Sep-1954) · David Larrabee
Executive Suite (6-May-1954) · McDonald Walling
Escape from Fort Bravo (22-Jan-1954) · Capt. Roper
Forever Female (Aug-1953) · Stanley Krown
Stalag 17 (1-Jul-1953) · Sgt. Sefton
The Moon Is Blue (3-Jun-1953) · Donald Gresham
The Turning Point (15-Nov-1952)
Boots Malone (11-Jan-1952)
Submarine Command (Nov-1951)
Force of Arms (13-Aug-1951) · Sgt. Joe Peterson
You Can Change the World (1951) · Himself
Born Yesterday (26-Dec-1950) · Paul Verrall
Union Station (4-Oct-1950) · Lt. William Calhoun
Sunset Blvd. (4-Aug-1950) · Joe Gillis
Father Is a Bachelor (22-Feb-1950)
Dear Wife (15-Nov-1949) · Bill Seacroft
Miss Grant Takes Richmond (20-Sep-1949) · Dick Richmond
Streets of Laredo (11-May-1949)
The Dark Past (22-Dec-1948)
Apartment for Peggy (15-Oct-1948) · Jason
Rachel and the Stranger (20-Sep-1948) · Big Davey
The Man from Colorado (7-Aug-1948) · Capt. Del Stewart
Variety Girl (29-Aug-1947) · Himself
Dear Ruth (10-Jun-1947)
Blaze of Noon (2-May-1947) · Colin McDonald
Young and Willing (5-Feb-1943)
Meet the Stewarts (21-May-1942)
The Remarkable Andrew (5-Mar-1942)
The Fleet's In (24-Jan-1942)
Texas (9-Oct-1941) · Dan Thomas
I Wanted Wings (26-Mar-1941)
Arizona (25-Dec-1940) · Peter Muncie
Our Town (24-May-1940) · George Gibbs
Invisible Stripes (30-Dec-1939) · Tim Taylor
Golden Boy (5-Sep-1939) · Joe Bonaparte
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