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Fred Essler

He worked film, television and on stage. He was born Fritz Essler, on 13 February 1895 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary, (now Austria); and, died on, 17 January 1973 in Woodland Hills, California.

Also recorded as Fritz Essler · Friedrich Eduard Josef Eßler

Fred Essler

Fred Essler in The Admiral Was a Lady

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Name
Fred Essler
Birth Name
Fritz Essler
Born
13 February 1895
Birthplace
Vienna, Austria-Hungary (now Austria)
Died
17 January 1973
Place of death
Woodland Hills, California, U.S.
Occupation
Actor
Nationality
Austria–Hungary · United States
Languages
English

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