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1902–1946. William Claude Dukenfield (født 29. januar 1880, død 25. december 1946 ), bedre kendt som W.C. Fields, var en amerikansk komiker, jonglør, skuespiller og forfatter. Han portrætterede ofte en misantropisk, drikfældig egoist, der trods sin vrissende foragt for hunde og børn forblev en sympatisk figur.
Frustrated and very sick, W.C. Fields left the movie business for good. Not long after that, W.C. lay in a hospital bed, his condition serious. It was the Christmas season 1946, and Gene Fowler, the writer, John Decker, the painter, and Dave Chasen, the restaurateur, paid a visit to their ailing friend. The trio walked quietly down the hall ...
Meanwhile, Monti's account of her life with Fields - W.C. Fields & Me"-- was published in 1971 and made into a movie in 1976, with Rod Steiger playing Fields. In what may have been all-too-common circumstances of confusing fiction with real life, Fields was well known for loathing children.
W.C. Fields, eig. William Claude Dukenfield, (Philadelphia, 29 januari 1880 – Pasadena, 25 december 1946) was een Amerikaans komiek. Levensloop. Fields liep als 11-jarige jongen van huis weg en begon te werken in de vaudeville. Op de leeftijd van 21 ...
[From "Kovacs Corner" on YouTube.com] - W.C. Fields in his classic ping pong match from "You Can't Cheat an Honest Man". Towards the end of the scene, the ge...
W. C. Fields, pseudônimo de William Claude Dukenfield, (Darby, Pensilvânia, 29 de janeiro de 1880 — Pasadena, 25 de dezembro de 1946) foi um humorista e ator estadunidense. No cinema, foi um dos criadores mais inventivos da comédia burlesca e era conhecido por seu mau humor (If I Had a Million, 1932; Six of a Kin, 1934).
29 de may. de 2018 · FIELDS, W. C. Nationality: American.Born: William Claude Dukenfield in Philadelphia, 10 February 1879 or 29 January 1880.Family: Married Harriet "Hattie" Hughes, 1900.Career: 1893—hired as juggler at Pennsylvania amusement park, then worked as "comic juggler" and "silent humorist" in vaudeville; 1901—toured Europe for first time; top billed at Folies Bergère, Paris, and in London, command ...
