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Frederick Combs

Biography

Frederick Combs

Actor

Born
October 11, 1935
Age at death
56 years old
Place of birth
Virginia, USA
Years active
1970 – 1988
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6

Credits

6

Movies

0

TV series

19

Years active

7.0

Avg. rating

0

Awards won

The life and career of Frederick Combs

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Career timeline

  1. 1935 · Born

    Born in Virginia, USA

  2. 1970 · Screen debut

    The Boys in the Band (Movie)

  3. 1978 · Breakthrough

    The Users (Movie)

  4. 1988 · Latest release

    David (Movie)

  5. 1992 · Died

    September 19, 1992

Career in numbers

Titles per decade
Most frequent genres
  • Drama5
  • Tv Movie4
Highest-rated title The Boys in the Band 1970 7.0 Most popular title The Boys in the Band 1970 7.0

Known for

Filmography

  1. 1988 David as Ken Curtis Movie
  2. 1983 Another Woman's Child as Doctor Movie
  3. 1980 The Silent Lovers as Howard Strickling Movie
  4. 1978 The Users as Editor Movie
  5. 1971 Bad Marien's Last Year as Boyfriend Movie
  6. 1970 The Boys in the Band as Donald Movie

Quick facts

When did Frederick Combs die?

Frederick Combs died on September 19, 1992 at the age of 56.

Where was Frederick Combs born?

Frederick Combs was born in Virginia, USA.

What was Frederick Combs’s first screen role?

The earliest title in our catalogue featuring Frederick Combs is The Boys in the Band (1970).

How many movies and series has Frederick Combs made?

Our catalogue lists 6 titles for Frederick Combs: 6 movies and 0 TV series.

What is Frederick Combs’s highest-rated title?

Among titles with enough votes, The Boys in the Band has the highest audience rating, with 7.0/10 on TMDB.

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