Ted Flicker Biography (1930-)

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Nationality
American
Gender
Male
Occupation
actor, script, writer, director, producer
Birth Details
June 6, 1930
Freehold, New Jersey

Famous Works

  • New York Debut
  • Actor, Once Around the Block (world premiere), Cherry Lane, 1954.
  • London Debut
  • Actor, director, producer, The Premise, Comedy Theatre, 1962.
  • Principal Stage Work
  • Actor, director, producer, The Compass Theatre, Chicago, 1955; actor, director, producer, The Compass Players, Crystal Palace, St. Louis, MO, 1956-58; founder, actor, producer, director, writer, Winter MonthlyRepertory: Waiting for Godot, Love Success, Friend of the Family, Clerambard,Endgame, The Nervous Set, Crystal Palace, St. Louis, 1958-59; actor, director, producer, The Premise, New York, 1960-64; director (with Joan Darling), producer The Living Premise, New York, 1963; author, director, The Nervous Set, Henry Miller's Theatre, New York, 1959; producer, director, I Want You, Maidman, New York, 1961.
  • Principal Tours
  • Actor, Macbeth, Thirteen Clocks, My Three Angels, Barter Theatre Winter Tour, 1954-55; actor, director, producer, The Premise, Washington, DC, 1963, Ivar Theatre, Los Angeles, 1964.
  • Film Debut
  • Actor, writer (with Buck Henry), director, producer, The Troublemaker, 1963.
  • Principal Films
  • Writer, Spinout, 1966; writer, director, The President's Analyst, 1968; writer, director, Three in the Cellar, 1970; writer,director, Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang, 1976.
  • Television Debut
  • Actor, Studio One, 1954.
  • Television Work
  • Directed, The Bill Dana Show, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Andy Griffith Show, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Rogues; writer, director, episodes of Night Gallery, Mod-Squad, Banacek, Columbo, McMillan and Wife; created and wrote (with Danny Arnold) and directed pilot, Barney Miller; co-author, director, Just a Little Inconvenience, 1977; co-author, director, Last of the Good Guys, 1978; director, Where the Ladies Go, 1980.