Dean Fredericks
Jan 21, 1924 — Jun 30, 1999 (75 years)
Los Angeles, California, USA
14 Movies
7 Series
Dean Fredericks was born in Los Angeles, California, USA and works as an actor. They made their screen debut in 1952 with The Living Bible.
75R.I.P.
14Movies
7Series
Dean Fredericks
14 Movies
7 Series
Dean Fredericks was born in Los Angeles, California, USA and works as an actor. They made their screen debut in 1952 with The Living Bible.
75 R.I.P.
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14
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7
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Savage Sam
Full Filmography
The Final Hour
Jan Wolski
1965
Film
Savage Sam
Comanche Chief
1963
Film
Wild Harvest
Whitey
1962
Film
The Phantom Planet
Captain Frank Chapman
1961
Film
Daniel Boone: The Promised Land
Crowfeather
1961
Film
Surfside 6
'Deep' Waters
1960
TV
The Deputy
Pete Clemson
1959–1960
TV
Steve Canyon
Lt. Col. Steve Canyon
1958–
TV
The Light in the Forest
Niskitoon
1958
Film
Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Dean Fredericks still alive?
Dean Fredericks passed away on June 30, 1999 at age 75.
What are the most famous roles of Dean Fredericks?
Dean Fredericks is best known for roles in The Phantom Planet, Savage Sam, The Light in the Forest.
How many movies has Dean Fredericks been in?
Over a 47-year career (since 1952), Dean Fredericks has appeared in 17 movies and 9 TV shows.
What was Dean Fredericks's first movie?
The career of Dean Fredericks began with The Living Bible (1952).
What is Dean Fredericks's most recent movie or series?
Dean Fredericks's most recent release is The Final Hour, which premiered on May 27, 1965.
What TV shows has Dean Fredericks appeared in?
On television, Dean Fredericks has appeared in Rawhide, Maverick, The Wonderful World of Disney, Cheyenne.
Dean Fredericks
1924-01-21 · Los Angeles, California, USA
Dean Fredericks (January 21, 1924–June 30, 1999) was an American actor best known for his portrayal of the comic strip character Steve Canyon in a 34-episode television series of the same name which aired from 1958-1959 on NBC. He was born Frederick Joseph Foote in Los Angeles, California. On October 31, 1942, he enlisted as a private in the cavalry of the United States Army and served during World War II. He received a Purple Heart medal. Dean Fredericks, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.