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Autry also acted in several {{Western}}s, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball Major League]] UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}}'s Los Angeles Angels. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the five categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
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Autry also acted in several {{Western}}s, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball Major League]] UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}}'s Los Angeles Angels. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the its original five categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
performance).[[note]]A "sports entertainment" category was added in 2021 to honor accomplishments by individual performers in the sports industry. With Autry's longtime ownership of the Angels, he would arguably qualify in that category as well.[[/note]]
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Autry also acted in several {{Western}}s, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball]]'s [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Los Angeles Angels]]. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the five categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
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Autry also acted in several {{Western}}s, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball Major League Baseball]]'s [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams League]] UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}}'s Los Angeles Angels]].Angels. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the five categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Some of the recordings he did in the early 30s contained themes of bootlegging, corrupt police and women who worked in vice type occupations. These themes were largely absent in the work he did afterwards.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Some of the recordings he did in the early 30s '30s contained themes of bootlegging, corrupt police and women who worked in vice type occupations. These themes were largely absent in the work he did afterwards.
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* SingerSongwriter: Its estimated that over half of the 600 songs Autry recorded over his singing carrier were either written by himself or co-written with someone else.
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* SingerSongwriter: Its estimated that over half of the 600 songs Autry recorded over his singing carrier career were either written by himself or co-written with someone else.
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!!Tropes present in his work and life:
* AcePilot: He volunteered for the Army during World War II and, being a licensed pilot, served with the Air Corps. While he was assigned to a transport rather than a combat unit, his missions nevertheless took him over the dangerous "Hump" route across the Himalayas between India and China, over which many planes were lost to accidents and Japanese interceptors.
* AcePilot: He volunteered for the Army during World War II and, being a licensed pilot, served with the Air Corps. While he was assigned to a transport rather than a combat unit, his missions nevertheless took him over the dangerous "Hump" route across the Himalayas between India and China, over which many planes were lost to accidents and Japanese interceptors.
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* AcePilot: He volunteered for the Army during World War II and, being a licensed pilot, servedassociated with the Air Corps. While he was assigned to a transport rather than a combat unit, his missions nevertheless took him over the dangerous "Hump" route across the Himalayas between India and China, over which many planes were lost to accidents and Japanese interceptors.work:
* AcePilot: He volunteered for the Army during World War II and, being a licensed pilot, served
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Autry also acted in several {{Western}}s, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball]]'s [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Los Angeles Angels]]. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the 5 categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
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Autry also acted in several {{Western}}s, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball]]'s [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Los Angeles Angels]]. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the 5 five categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
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In 1937, Autry recorded an original song written by himself titled "That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine", which went on to become the first record ever to be certified in gold for over a million copies sold. In 1939, he received another gold record, this time for what would later become his SignatureSong: "Back in the Saddle Again".
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In 1937, Autry recorded an original song written by himself titled "That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine", which went on to become the first record ever to be certified in gold for over a million copies sold. In 1939, he received another gold record, this time for what would later eventually become his SignatureSong: "Back in the Saddle Again".
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* {{Snowlems}}: ''Frosty the Snowman'' is about a snowman who comes to life takes to a magic hat.
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* {{Snowlems}}: ''Frosty "Frosty the Snowman'' Snowman" is about a snowman who comes to life takes thanks to a magic hat.
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* ChristmasSongs:
** He was the original performer of "Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer" and "Frosty the Snowman".
** He wrote and recorded "Here Comes Santa Claus", which has since gone on to become a staple of Christmas music.
** He was the original performer of "Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer" and "Frosty the Snowman".
** He wrote and recorded "Here Comes Santa Claus", which has since gone on to become a staple of Christmas music.
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* ChristmasSongs:
** He wasChristmasSongs: Autry recorded quite a few of of them, most notably the original performer hit versions of "Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer" and such favorites as "Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer", "Frosty the Snowman".
** He wroteSnowman", and recorded "Here Comes Santa Claus", Claus" (the latter of which has since gone on to become a staple of Christmas music.he helped write).
** He was
** He wrote
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* FriendlyRivalry: With fellow singing-cowboy star Creator/RoyRogers.
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* GriefSong: ''That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine'', a song about the narrator wishing that they could "turn back the pages of time" for their dying father. Doubles as a [[ParentalLoveSong Parental Love Song]].
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* GriefSong: ''That "That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine'', Mine", a song about the narrator wishing that they could "turn back the pages of time" for their dying father. Doubles as a [[ParentalLoveSong Parental Love Song]].
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->"The man in the white cowboy hat was a hero to me
->He was then, he is now, and I guess he always will be
->And every so often I go back in time and I dream
->And I see Gene Autry go ridin' across the big screen"
-->--"Gene Autry, My Hero" - Music/MartyRobbins
->"The man in the white cowboy hat was a hero to me
->He was then, he is now, and I guess he always will be
->And every so often I go back in time and I dream
->And I see Gene Autry go ridin' across the big screen"
-->--"Gene Autry, My Hero" - Music/MartyRobbins
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He was then, he is now, and I guess he always will
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-->--'''Music/MartyRobbins''', "Gene Autry, My
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In 1937, Autry recorded an original song written by himself titled "That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine", which went on to become the first record ever to be certified in gold for over a million copies sold. In 1939, he received another gold record, this time for what would later become his SignatureSong: "Back In The Saddle Again".
Autry also acted in several Westerns, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball]]'s [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Los Angeles Angels]]. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the 5 categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
Autry also acted in several Westerns, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball]]'s [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Los Angeles Angels]]. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the 5 categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
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In 1937, Autry recorded an original song written by himself titled "That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine", which went on to become the first record ever to be certified in gold for over a million copies sold. In 1939, he received another gold record, this time for what would later become his SignatureSong: "Back In The in the Saddle Again".
Autry also acted in severalWesterns, {{Western}}s, both on TV and in the movies, and was the original owner of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball]]'s [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Los Angeles Angels]]. By the time he retired from show business in 1964, he had appeared in nearly 100 films and made over 600 records. His body of work is credited with help bringing CountryMusic to a national audience. He is to date the only person to have a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star awarded in each of the 5 categories (film, television, music, radio, and live performance).
Autry also acted in several
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* AsHimself: He played fictional versions of himself on the Gene Autry Show and in a number of films and radio programs.
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* AsHimself: He played fictional versions of himself on the ''The Gene Autry Show Show'' and in a number of films and radio programs.
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** He was the original performer of ''Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer'' and "Frosty the Snowman".
** He wrote "Here Comes Santa Claus" in 1947, which has since gone on to become a staple of Christmas music.
** He wrote "Here Comes Santa Claus" in 1947, which has since gone on to become a staple of Christmas music.
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** He was the original performer of ''Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer'' "Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer" and "Frosty the Snowman".
** He wrote and recorded "Here Comes SantaClaus" in 1947, Claus", which has since gone on to become a staple of Christmas music.
** He wrote and recorded "Here Comes Santa
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* TitledAfterTheSong: Many of Autry's films were titled after songs that would appear in said-film.
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* TitledAfterTheSong: Many of Autry's films were titled after songs that would appear in said-film.said-film.
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