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Fred McCarren

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American actor (1951–2006)
Fred McCarren
Born
Frederick West McCarren

(1951-04-12)April 12, 1951
DiedJuly 2, 2006(2006-07-02) (aged 55)
Butler, Pennsylvania, U.S.
OccupationActor
Years active1977–1991
Spouse

Frederick West "Fred" McCarren (April 12, 1951 – July 2, 2006) was an American television and film actor. He gained recognition for his roles on the television seriesAmanda's (1983) andHill Street Blues (1984).

Life and career

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McCarren was born on April 12, 1951, inButler, Pennsylvania. He graduated fromButler Senior High School where he starred in several plays. After attending theUniversity of Cincinnati andPoint Park College, he left for a different kind of campus –Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College inVenice, Florida – and instead of joining the circus afterward, he headed for New York City where he immediately found work in TV commercials.[1]

A subsequent career in film and television followed soon thereafter from the late 1970s throughout the 1980s. He starred oppositeBea Arthur on the short-lived 1983 sitcomAmanda's and he later made guest appearances on television shows such asScarecrow and Mrs. King,Hill Street Blues,Remington Steele andThe Golden Girls and S1 E8 of The Dukes of Hazzard where he played a chicken farmer that stole Boss Hog's liquor money.

McCarren married Lisa Hogan on December 30, 1982.[2] After several years of living inTarzana, California, the couple moved back to his native Pennsylvania in 1989 where they focused on raising their six children. He continued to work in both radio and television commercials and his voice was heard as the crazy Dr. Sanchez in radio spots for theMad Mex restaurant chain, and he was seen as the coach in a series of TV commercials forDick's Sporting Goods, as well as TV spots forPNC,PPG,Comcast and Builder's Surplus.[1]

Death

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Fred McCarren died on July 2, 2006, at the age of 55 fromcolon cancer at Butler Memorial Hospital in Butler, Pennsylvania. He is survived by his wife, Lisa, four sons and two daughters.[2]

Filmography

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Film
YearTitleRoleNotes
1977The Goodbye GirlRichard III Cast
1980XanaduRichie
1981The BoogensMark Kinner
1982Class ReunionGary Nash
1983The Star ChamberRobert Karras
The American SnitchJeff Morton
1988The BoostTom
Television
YearTitleRoleNotes
1977Stick AroundVance KeeferEpisode: "Pilot"
TabithaJeff BaronEpisode: "What's Wrong with Mister Right?"
1978On Our OwnEpisode: "The Bare Truth"
Free CountrySidney GewertzmanMain cast (5 episodes)
How to Pick Up Girls!Donald BeckerTV movie
1979AliceSeanEpisode: "If the Shoe Fits"
The Dukes of HazzardNeil BishopEpisode: "The Big Heist"
The Last ConvertiblePaul McCreedTV miniseries
1980FamilyDan EpsteinEpisode: "Hard Times"
Goodtime GirlsGeorge's friendEpisode: "Loose Lips"
Marriage Is Alive and WellChris DennisTV film
1981I'm a Big Girl NowBoyfriendEpisode: "It's Him or Me"
Here's BoomerDavidEpisode: "The Prince and the Boomer"
Red Flag: The Ultimate GameFrankTV movie
1983Amanda'sMarty CartwrightMain cast (13 episodes)
At EaseJerry GilmoreEpisode: "A Tankful of Dollars"
Scarecrow and Mrs. KingMarshall HoltEpisode: "Magic Bus"
Remington SteeleFrank DannonEpisode: "Altared Steele"
1984Hill Street BluesStuart CaseyRecurring role (3 episodes)
Lottery!Episode: "Honolulu: 3 – 2 = 1"
Gimme a Break!Tim DonovanEpisode: "New Orleans" (Parts 1 & 2)
BrothersDennisEpisode: "Standards and Practices"
Too Close for ComfortMichael McKennaEpisode: "Quick on the Draw"
1986Hardcastle and McCormickRichard WallEpisode: "When I Look Back on All the Things"
It's a LivingAlan StecklerEpisode: "The Jerks"
1987Shell GameVince VannemanMain cast (6 episodes)
Scarecrow and Mrs. KingMarshall HoltEpisode: "Suitable for Framing"
ThrobWallyEpisode: "Torn Between Two Lovers"
Mr. PresidentFredRecurring role (2 episodes)
1991The Golden GirlsDetectiveEpisode: "The Pope's Ring", (final appearance)

References

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  1. ^abRoth, Mark (July 7, 2006)."Obituary: Fred McCarren / Acted in films, TV shows and commercials".Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. RetrievedDecember 15, 2021.
  2. ^ab"Obituary: Frederick West McCarren".Butler Eagle. July 3, 2006 – viaLegacy.com.

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