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8. Nov. 2004 · Keel was in his early 60s and presumably nearing the end of his career when he suddenly became a star in another medium. From its start in 1978, "Dallas" with its combination of oil, greed, sex ...
Keel, joking that "Dallas" paid him more money than he had ever made in his life although he often worked only 45 minutes a day, remained with the show until it ended in 1991. He never sang on "Dallas," but the series so reinvigorated his popularity that he landed his first solo recording contract. The result was "And I Love You So" in 1983.
8. Nov. 2004 · Howard Keel, the star of numerous classic film musicals of the 1950s such as Annie Get Your Gun and Calamity Jane and whose career was later relaunched on the 1980s TV series Dallas, died yesterday.
29. Aug. 2023 · „Dallas“ war eine berühmte amerikanische Serie, die von 1978 bis 1991 ausgestrahlt wurde. Wir zeigen euch, welche „Dallas“-Stars bereits gestorben sind.
Howard Keel in Dallas with Donna Reed: late 20th-century mainstream resurgence of two former Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer stars. On Season 8 (1984–1985) of CBS’s hit TV soap Dallas (1978–1991), 1950s MGM contract actor-singer Howard Keel, previously a “guest star” on the show, was hired as a regular cast member in the role of Clayton Farlow, the second husband of Miss Ellie Ewing – until ...
S8E20. Howard Keel was an American actor and singer who played the role of Clayton Farlow on the hit television series "Dallas". Born in Illinois in 1919, Keel had a successful career on both stage and screen, but it was his portrayal of the wealthy oil tycoon and patriarch of the Farlow family that won him a new generation of fans.
8. Nov. 2004 · Keel met and married Judy, an air stewardess 25 years his junior, who knew nothing of the Howard Keel legend. At 66, he was about to retire when the producers of Dallas asked Keel to play Miss Ellie's husband, Clayton Farlow. "The show was enormous," he said. "My life changed again. Wherever I went, crowds appeared again, and I started making ...
