| Fred MacMurray  AKA Frederick Martin MacMurray
Born: 30-Aug-1908
Birthplace: Kankakee, IL
Died: 6-Nov-1991
Location of death: Santa Monica, CA [1]
Cause of death: Pneumonia
Remains: Buried, Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, CA
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: The Absent-Minded Professor
[1] St. John's Hospital, Santa Monica, CA.
Father: Frederick MacMurray (violinist)
Mother: Maleta Martin
Wife: Lillian Lamont (m. 20-Jun-1936, d. 22-June-1953)
Wife: June Haver (m. 28-Jun-1954, until his death, two daughters adopted)
Daughter: Kathryn
Daughter: Laurie
University: Carroll College Wisconsin
Disney Legend 1987
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6421 Hollywood Blvd
Endorsement of Liggett Group Chesterfield cigarettes
TELEVISION
My Three Sons Steve Douglas (1960-72)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Swarm (14-Jul-1978) · Clarence
Beyond the Bermuda Triangle (6-Nov-1975)
Charley and the Angel (23-Mar-1973)
The Happiest Millionaire (23-Jun-1967)
Follow Me, Boys! (24-Aug-1966)
Kisses for My President (21-Aug-1964) · Thad McCloud
Son of Flubber (16-Jan-1963)
Bon Voyage! (17-May-1962)
The Absent Minded Professor (16-Mar-1961)
The Apartment (15-Jun-1960) · J. D. Sheldrake
The Oregon Trail (Sep-1959)
Face of a Fugitive (May-1959)
The Shaggy Dog (19-Mar-1959)
Good Day for a Hanging (Jan-1959) · Ben Cutler
Day of the Bad Man (29-Jan-1958)
Quantez (7-Jun-1957) · Gentry
Gun for a Coward (30-Jan-1957) · Will Keough
There's Always Tomorrow (20-Jan-1956) · Clifford Groves
At Gunpoint (25-Dec-1955)
The Rains of Ranchipur (14-Dec-1955) · Tom Ransome
The Far Horizons (20-May-1955)
Woman's World (28-Sep-1954)
Pushover (30-Jul-1954)
The Caine Mutiny (24-Jun-1954) · Lt. Tom Keefer
The Moonlighter (19-Sep-1953) · Wes Anderson
Fair Wind to Java (28-Apr-1953)
Callaway Went Thataway (15-Nov-1951) · Mike Frye
A Millionaire for Christy (2-Sep-1951) · Peter Ulysses Lockwood
Never a Dull Moment (21-Nov-1950) · Chris
Borderline (1-Mar-1950) · Johnny Macklin
Father Was a Fullback (30-Sep-1949)
An Innocent Affair (28-Sep-1948) · Vincent Doane
The Miracle of the Bells (16-Mar-1948) · Bill Dunnigan
On Our Merry Way (3-Feb-1948) · Al
Singapore (13-Aug-1947)
The Egg and I (21-Mar-1947)
Suddenly It's Spring (13-Feb-1947)
Smoky (26-Jun-1946)
Pardon My Past (25-Dec-1945)
Murder, He Says (23-Jun-1945) · Pete Marshall
Captain Eddie (19-Jun-1945)
Where Do We Go from Here? (23-May-1945) · Bill Morgan
Practically Yours (20-Dec-1944)
Double Indemnity (6-Sep-1944) · Walter Neff
And the Angels Sing (25-Apr-1944) · Happy Morgan
Standing Room Only (7-Jan-1944)
Above Suspicion (6-Aug-1943) · Richard Myles
No Time for Love (5-Apr-1943)
Flight for Freedom (4-Feb-1943) · Randy Britton
Star Spangled Rhythm (18-Dec-1942) · Himself
The Forest Rangers (21-Oct-1942)
Take a Letter, Darling (6-May-1942)
The Lady Is Willing (17-Feb-1942)
New York Town (31-Oct-1941)
Dive Bomber (12-Aug-1941) · Joe Blake
One Night in Lisbon (14-May-1941)
Virginia (28-Jan-1941)
Too Many Husbands (7-Mar-1940) · Bill Cardew
Little Old New York (3-Feb-1940)
Remember the Night (9-Jan-1940) · John Sargent
Invitation to Happiness (7-Jun-1939)
Sing You Sinners (17-Aug-1938)
Men with Wings (16-Jul-1938)
Cocoanut Grove (20-May-1938)
True Confession (24-Dec-1937)
Exclusive (21-Jul-1937)
Swing High, Swing Low (15-Mar-1937)
Maid of Salem (3-Mar-1937)
The Texas Rangers (28-Aug-1936)
The Princess Comes Across (22-May-1936)
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine (19-Feb-1936)
The Bride Comes Home (25-Dec-1935)
Hands Across the Table (25-Oct-1935) · Theodore Drew III
Alice Adams (14-Aug-1935) · Arthur Russell
Car 99 (23-Feb-1935)
The Gilded Lily (25-Jan-1935)
Grand Old Girl (18-Jan-1935) · Sandy
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