Ted Healy
Acting • 1896-10-01 • Kaufman, Texas, USA
Ted Healy (born Charles Ernest Lee Nash; October 1, 1896 – December 21, 1937) was an American vaudeville performer, comedian, and actor. Though he is chiefly remembered as the creator of The Three Stooges and the style of slapstick comedy that they later made famous, he had a successful stage and film career of his own and was cited as a formative influence by several later comedy stars. The circumstances surrounding his death remain a matter of controversy. From Wikipedia.
Known For
7.0Mad Love
1935
6.6San Francisco
1936
5.9Soup to Nuts
1930
6.5Bombshell
1933
5.6Nertsery Rhymes
1933
6.8Varsity Show
1937
From Nerdspin
Filmography
- 1997★ 7.0
- 1992★ 8.0
- 1990★ 9.0
- 1989★ 4.2
- 1988
- 1986★ 7.0
- 1984★ 9.0
- 1964★ 7.2
- 1938★ 5.6
- 1938★ 6.5
- 1937★ 6.8
- 1937★ 7.0
- 1937★ 9.0
- 1936★ 6.6
- 1936★ 5.9
- 1936★ 6.0
- 1936★ 6.4
- 1936★ 6.2
- 1935★ 7.0
- 1935★ 6.1
- 1935★ 6.6
- 1935★ 5.2
- 1935★ 6.6
- 1935★ 6.3
- 1935★ 7.0
- 1935★ 4.2
- 1934★ 5.9
- 1934★ 5.6
- 1934★ 7.3
- 1934★ 6.2
- 1934★ 8.3
- 1934★ 4.0
- 1934★ 7.0
- 1934★ 4.6
- 1934
- 1933★ 6.5
- 1933★ 6.9
- 1933★ 5.6
- 1933★ 5.1
- 1933★ 6.1
- 1933★ 4.1
- 1933★ 5.3
- 1933★ 7.3
- 1933★ 6.3
- 1932★ 6.5
- 1932★ 8.0
- 1930★ 5.9
- 1926★ 5.7
