| Jose Ferrer  AKA José Vincente Ferrer de Otero y Cintron
Born: 8-Jan-1909
Birthplace: Santurce, Puerto Rico
Died: 26-Jan-1992
Location of death: Coral Gables, FL
Cause of death: Cancer - Colon
Remains: Buried, Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazziz Cemetery, San Juan, PR
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: Hispanic
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: The Caine Mutiny Wife: Uta Hagen (actress, m. 1938, div. 1948)
Wife: Phillis Hill (m. 1948, div. 1953)
Wife: Rosemary Clooney (m. 1953, div. 1961)
Son: Miguel Ferrer (actor, b. 1955)
Daughter: Maria (b. 1956)
Son: Gabriel (b. 1957)
Daughter: Monsita (b. 1958)
Son: Rafael (b. 1960)
Wife: Rosemary Clooney (again, m. 1964, div. 1967)
Wife: Stella Daphne Magee (until his death)
University: Princeton University (1934)
Dutch Treat Club (1982-92)
Oscar for Best Actor 1951 for Cyrano de Bergerac
Golden Globe 1951 for Cyrano de Bergerac
National Medal of Arts 1985
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6541 Hollywood Blvd.
Kentucky Colonel
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
State Fair (9-Mar-1962)
Return to Peyton Place (5-May-1961)
The High Cost of Loving (16-May-1958)
I Accuse! (5-Mar-1958)
The Great Man (Dec-1956)
The Cockleshell Heroes (16-Nov-1955)
The Shrike (1955)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Perfect Tribute (21-Apr-1991)
Hired to Kill (10-Nov-1990)
Old Explorers (28-Sep-1990)
Blood & Orchids (23-Feb-1986)
Hitler's SS: Portrait in Evil (17-Feb-1985)
Dune (14-Dec-1984) · Padisha Emperor Shaddam IV
George Washington (8-Apr-1984)
Samson and Delilah (1-Apr-1984)
The Evil That Men Do (15-Mar-1984)
To Be or Not To Be (16-Dec-1983) · Prof. Siletski
The Being (18-Nov-1983)
A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy (16-Jul-1982) · Leopold
Blood Tide (1982)
Bloody Birthday (28-Apr-1981)
Peter and Paul (12-Apr-1981)
The Big Brawl (18-Aug-1980)
The Dream Merchants (12-May-1980)
Gideon's Trumpet (30-Apr-1980)
Natural Enemies (1-Nov-1979)
The Fifth Musketeer (6-Apr-1979)
The Swarm (14-Jul-1978) · Dr. Andrews
Dracula's Dog (Jun-1978)
Fedora (30-May-1978)
The Return of Captain Nemo (8-Mar-1978)
The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover (Dec-1977)
Who Has Seen The Wind (20-Oct-1977)
Exo-Man (18-Jun-1977)
The Sentinel (7-Jan-1977) · Robed Figure
Crash! (Jan-1977)
Voyage of the Damned (22-Dec-1976)
The Big Bus (22-Oct-1976)
Forever Young, Forever Free (6-Mar-1976)
The Young Rebel (3-Nov-1967)
Enter Laughing (25-Feb-1967)
Ship of Fools (29-Jul-1965) · Rieber
The Greatest Story Ever Told (15-Feb-1965) · Herod Antipas
Nine Hours to Rama (3-Apr-1963)
Lawrence of Arabia (10-Dec-1962) · Turkish Bey
The High Cost of Loving (16-May-1958)
I Accuse! (5-Mar-1958) · Alfred Dreyfus
The Great Man (Dec-1956)
The Cockleshell Heroes (16-Nov-1955) · Maj. Stringer
The Shrike (1955)
Deep in My Heart (9-Dec-1954) · Sigmund Romberg
The Caine Mutiny (24-Jun-1954) · Lt. Barney Greenwald
Miss Sadie Thompson (23-Dec-1953) · Alfred Davidson
Moulin Rouge (23-Dec-1952)
Anything Can Happen (3-Apr-1952) · Giorgi Papashvily
Cyrano de Bergerac (16-Nov-1950) · Cyrano
Crisis (7-Jul-1950) · Raoul Farrago
Whirlpool (28-Nov-1949) · David Korvo
Joan of Arc (11-Nov-1948) · The Dauphin, Charles VII, later King of France
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