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In the 1960s onwards, Fairbanks made frequent appearances on stage and television with his last film was ''Strong Medicine'' in 1986. He appeared on the UK version of ''This is Your Life'' and published an autobiography in 1988. He died in 2000 from a heart attack and his body was placed in the same tomb as his father's.
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In the 1960s onwards, Fairbanks made frequent appearances on stage and television with television; his last film was ''Strong Medicine'' in 1986. He appeared on the UK version of ''This is Your Life'' and published an autobiography in 1988. He died in 2000 from a heart attack and his body was placed in the same tomb as his father's.
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->''"I never tried to emulate [[Creator/DouglasFairbanks my father]]. Anyone trying to do that would be a second-rate carbon copy."''
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks, Jr. [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9, 1909 – May 7, 2000) was an American film actor who made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks, Jr. [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9, 1909 – May 7, 2000) was an American film actor who made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra and UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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When World War II broke out, Fairbanks joined the US Navy. He remained in the army until retiring long after the war ended in 1954 as Captain, receiving many awards for his bravery and tact from the US, France and Brazil. In between this, he made frequent appearances in UK films and television, admitting he'd fallen in love with the island as an Anglophile, and was even given an [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever Honourary Knighthood]] in 1949 as well as other awards from the Royal Family. He notably presented a joint UK/US anthology television series called ''Douglas Fairbanks Presents'', which featured an AllStarCast from films and television.
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When World War II broke out, Fairbanks joined the US Navy. He remained in the army until retiring long after the war ended in 1954 as Captain, receiving many awards for his bravery and tact from the US, France France, and Brazil. In between this, he made frequent appearances in UK films and television, admitting he'd fallen in love with the island as an Anglophile, and was even given an [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever Honourary Knighthood]] in 1949 as well as other awards from the Royal Family. He notably presented a joint UK/US anthology television series called ''Douglas Fairbanks Presents'', which featured an AllStarCast from films and television.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks, Jr. [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9, 1909 -- May 7, 2000) was an American film actor who made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks, Jr. [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9, 1909 -- – May 7, 2000) was an American film actor who made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks, Jr. [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9, 1909 -- May 7, 2000) was an American actor who made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks, Jr. [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9, 1909 -- May 7, 2000) was an American film actor who made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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Arguably through nepotism, Fairbanks Jr was signed to Paramount Studios as a young teenager because of his father's successful career. As a young adult, he had many supporting roles in silent films that starred many big-name actors at the time, but was soon boosted into super-stardom when Hollywood moved to sound pictures in the movies ''Our Modern Maidens'', and ''A Woman of Affairs'' in the late 1920s. Fairbanks Jr moved to Warner Bros in 1930 and made three films within two years with two of them being successful. He briefly left Hollywood to appear in British films and returned for ''Film/ThePrisonerOfZenda'' and ''Gunga Din'', cementing him into being type-casted in action movies.
When World War Two broke out, Fairbanks Jr joined the US Navy. He remained in the army until retiring long after the war ended in 1954 as Captain, receiving many awards for his bravery and tact from the US, France and Brazil. In between this, he made frequent appearances in UK films and television, admitting he'd fallen in love with the island as an Anglophile, and was even given an [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever Honourary Knighthood]] in 1949 as well as other awards from the Royal Family. He notably presented a joint UK/US anthology television series called ''Douglas Fairbanks Presents'', which featured an AllStarCast from films and television.
In the 1960s onwards, Fairbanks Jr made frequent appearances on stage and television with his last film was ''Strong Medicine'' in 1986. He appeared on the UK version of ''This is Your Life'' and published an autobiography in 1988. He died in 2000 from a heart attack and his body was placed in the same tomb as his father's.
When World War Two broke out, Fairbanks Jr joined the US Navy. He remained in the army until retiring long after the war ended in 1954 as Captain, receiving many awards for his bravery and tact from the US, France and Brazil. In between this, he made frequent appearances in UK films and television, admitting he'd fallen in love with the island as an Anglophile, and was even given an [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever Honourary Knighthood]] in 1949 as well as other awards from the Royal Family. He notably presented a joint UK/US anthology television series called ''Douglas Fairbanks Presents'', which featured an AllStarCast from films and television.
In the 1960s onwards, Fairbanks Jr made frequent appearances on stage and television with his last film was ''Strong Medicine'' in 1986. He appeared on the UK version of ''This is Your Life'' and published an autobiography in 1988. He died in 2000 from a heart attack and his body was placed in the same tomb as his father's.
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Arguably through nepotism, Fairbanks Jr was signed to Paramount Studios as a young teenager because of his father's successful career. As a young adult, he had many supporting roles in silent films that starred many big-name actors at the time, but was soon boosted into super-stardom when Hollywood moved to sound pictures in the movies ''Our Modern Maidens'', and ''A Woman of Affairs'' in the late 1920s. Fairbanks Jr moved to Warner Bros Bros. in 1930 and made three films within two years with two of them being successful. He briefly left Hollywood to appear in British films and returned for ''Film/ThePrisonerOfZenda'' and ''Gunga Din'', cementing him into being type-casted in action movies.
When World WarTwo II broke out, Fairbanks Jr joined the US Navy. He remained in the army until retiring long after the war ended in 1954 as Captain, receiving many awards for his bravery and tact from the US, France and Brazil. In between this, he made frequent appearances in UK films and television, admitting he'd fallen in love with the island as an Anglophile, and was even given an [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever Honourary Knighthood]] in 1949 as well as other awards from the Royal Family. He notably presented a joint UK/US anthology television series called ''Douglas Fairbanks Presents'', which featured an AllStarCast from films and television.
In the 1960s onwards, FairbanksJr made frequent appearances on stage and television with his last film was ''Strong Medicine'' in 1986. He appeared on the UK version of ''This is Your Life'' and published an autobiography in 1988. He died in 2000 from a heart attack and his body was placed in the same tomb as his father's.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks Fairbanks, Jr. [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9th 9, 1909 -- May 7th 7, 2000) was an American actor that who made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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When World War Two broke out, Fairbanks Jr joined the US Navy. He remained in the army until retiring long after the war ended in 1954 as Captain, receiving many awards for his bravery and tact from the US, France and Brazil. In between this, he made frequent appearances in UK films and television, admitting he'd fallen in love with the island as an Anglophile, and was even given an [[KnightFever [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever Honourary Knighthood]] in 1949 as well as other awards from the Royal Family. He notably presented a joint UK/US anthology television series called ''Douglas Fairbanks Presents'', which featured an AllStarCast from films and television.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks Jr. [[KnightFever [[UsefulNotes/KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9th 1909 -- May 7th 2000) was an American actor that made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks Jr. [[KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9th 1909 -- May 7th 2000) was an American actor that made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood.UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks Jr. [[KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9th 1909 -- May 7th 2000) was an American actor that made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
Arguably through nepotism, Fairbanks Jr was signed to Paramount Studios as a young teenager because of his father's successful career. As a young adult, he had many supporting roles in silent films that starred many big-name actors at the time, but was soon boosted into super-stardom when Hollywood moved to sound pictures in the movies ''Our Modern Maidens'', and ''A Woman of Affairs'' in the late 1920s. Fairbanks Jr moved to Warner Bros in 1930 and made three films within two years with two of them being successful. He briefly left Hollywood to appear in British films and returned for ''Film/ThePrisonerOfZenda'' and ''Gunga Din'', cementing him into being type-casted in action movies.
When World War Two broke out, Fairbanks Jr joined the US Navy. He remained in the army until retiring long after the war ended in 1954 as Captain, receiving many awards for his bravery and tact from the US, France and Brazil. In between this, he made frequent appearances in UK films and television, admitting he'd fallen in love with the island as an Anglophile, and was even given an [[KnightFever Honourary Knighthood]] in 1949 as well as other awards from the Royal Family. He notably presented a joint UK/US anthology television series called ''Douglas Fairbanks Presents'', which featured an AllStarCast from films and television.
In the 1960s onwards, Fairbanks Jr made frequent appearances on stage and television with his last film was ''Strong Medicine'' in 1986. He appeared on the UK version of ''This is Your Life'' and published an autobiography in 1988. He died in 2000 from a heart attack and his body was placed in the same tomb as his father's.
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Douglas Elton Fairbanks Jr. [[KnightFever KBE DSC]] (December 9th 1909 -- May 7th 2000) was an American actor that made frequent appearances in ThePreCodeEra and TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He made many appearances in popular Hollywood classics, such as ''Film/GungaDin'' and ''Film/SinbadTheSailor'', and is commonly associated with his father Creator/DouglasFairbanks, who made a large impact in Hollywood history.
Arguably through nepotism, Fairbanks Jr was signed to Paramount Studios as a young teenager because of his father's successful career. As a young adult, he had many supporting roles in silent films that starred many big-name actors at the time, but was soon boosted into super-stardom when Hollywood moved to sound pictures in the movies ''Our Modern Maidens'', and ''A Woman of Affairs'' in the late 1920s. Fairbanks Jr moved to Warner Bros in 1930 and made three films within two years with two of them being successful. He briefly left Hollywood to appear in British films and returned for ''Film/ThePrisonerOfZenda'' and ''Gunga Din'', cementing him into being type-casted in action movies.
When World War Two broke out, Fairbanks Jr joined the US Navy. He remained in the army until retiring long after the war ended in 1954 as Captain, receiving many awards for his bravery and tact from the US, France and Brazil. In between this, he made frequent appearances in UK films and television, admitting he'd fallen in love with the island as an Anglophile, and was even given an [[KnightFever Honourary Knighthood]] in 1949 as well as other awards from the Royal Family. He notably presented a joint UK/US anthology television series called ''Douglas Fairbanks Presents'', which featured an AllStarCast from films and television.
In the 1960s onwards, Fairbanks Jr made frequent appearances on stage and television with his last film was ''Strong Medicine'' in 1986. He appeared on the UK version of ''This is Your Life'' and published an autobiography in 1988. He died in 2000 from a heart attack and his body was placed in the same tomb as his father's.
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