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Of course, Fisher is better known nowadays for divorcing from his first wife, Creator/DebbieReynolds, with whom he had two children, Todd and Creator/CarrieFisher, to marry Reynolds' best friend, Creator/ElizabethTaylor, when Taylor's husband, film producer Mike Todd, was killed in a plane crash. This event brought scandalous and unwelcome publicity for Fisher. Incidentally, Fisher passed away six months before Taylor.
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Of course, Fisher is better known nowadays for divorcing from his first wife, wife Creator/DebbieReynolds, with whom he had two children, Todd Creator/{{Carrie|Fisher}} and Creator/CarrieFisher, Todd, to marry Reynolds' best friend, Creator/ElizabethTaylor, friend Creator/ElizabethTaylor when Taylor's husband, film producer Mike Todd, was killed in a plane crash. This event brought scandalous and unwelcome publicity for Fisher. Incidentally, Fisher passed away six months before Taylor.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: He recorded songs for the soundtrack of the film ''Bundle of Joy'', in which he starred in. In fact, he released a whole soundtrack album for it.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: He recorded songs for the soundtrack of the film ''Bundle of Joy'', in which he starred in. In fact, he released a whole soundtrack album for it.
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* ChristmasSongs: His album ''Christmas with Eddie Fisher'' (1952) featured his takes on Christmas classics such as "Silent Night", "White Christmas", and "O Come, All Ye Faithful".
* CoverVersion: Many of his songs were already established classics. One such example is "I've Got You Under My Skin", originally written by Music/ColePorter and originally recorded by Virginia Bruce.
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: He recorded songs for the soundtrack of the film ''Bundle of Joy'', in which he starred in. In fact, he released a whole soundtrack album for it.
* CoverVersion: Many of his songs were already established classics. One such example is "I've Got You Under My Skin", originally written by Music/ColePorter and originally recorded by Virginia Bruce.
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: He recorded songs for the soundtrack of the film ''Bundle of Joy'', in which he starred in. In fact, he released a whole soundtrack album for it.
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* DeletedRole: [[invoked]] He had a role in ''Film/AllAboutEve'' as a stage manager, but it was cut, though he's still credited.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Fisher's ex-wives Creator/DebbieReynolds and Creator/ElizabethTaylor would later reunite in a 2001 MadeForTVMovie, ''These Old Broads'' (co-written by Creator/CarrieFisher), where their characters ridiculed the ex-husband they shared, "Freddie Hunter". "Freddie" = "Eddie", "Hunter" = "Fisher" ... no need to be a rocket scientist to get ''that'' reference.
* WagTheDirector: [[invoked]] Not himself directly, but him having a role in ''[=BUtterfield=] 8'' was the result of his then-wife Creator/ElizabethTaylor doing this, as it was one of several conditions she put on starring in the film, which she throughly hated, being a ContractualObligationProject she only did to finish her contract with Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer.[[note]]Not only did MGM break an (admittedly informal) agreement they had made with Taylor's previous husband Mike Todd before his death of letting her out of her contract, but Taylor was convinced (not without reason, mind you) that her being cast as a prostitute in the film was because the studio was hoping to cash-in the reputation as a "homewrecker" she got following the scandal after Fisher left Creator/DebbieReynolds for her.[[/note]]
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Fisher's ex-wives Creator/DebbieReynolds and Creator/ElizabethTaylor would later reunite in a 2001 MadeForTVMovie, ''These Old Broads'' (co-written by Creator/CarrieFisher), where their characters ridiculed the ex-husband they shared, "Freddie Hunter". "Freddie" = "Eddie", "Hunter" = "Fisher" ... no need to be a rocket scientist to get ''that'' reference.
* WagTheDirector: [[invoked]] Not himself directly, but him having a role in ''[=BUtterfield=] 8'' was the result of his then-wife Creator/ElizabethTaylor doing this, as it was one of several conditions she put on starring in the film, which she throughly hated, being a ContractualObligationProject she only did to finish her contract with Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer.[[note]]Not only did MGM break an (admittedly informal) agreement they had made with Taylor's previous husband Mike Todd before his death of letting her out of her contract, but Taylor was convinced (not without reason, mind you) that her being cast as a prostitute in the film was because the studio was hoping to cash-in the reputation as a "homewrecker" she got following the scandal after Fisher left Creator/DebbieReynolds for her.[[/note]]
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Fisher's ex-wives Creator/DebbieReynolds and Creator/ElizabethTaylor would later reunite in a 2001 MadeForTVMovie, ''These Old Broads'' (co-written by Creator/CarrieFisher), where their characters ridiculed the ex-husband they shared, "Freddie Hunter". "Freddie" = "Eddie", "Hunter" = "Fisher" ... no need to be a rocket scientist to get ''that'' reference.
* WagTheDirector: [[invoked]] Not himself directly, but him having a role in ''[=BUtterfield=] 8'' was the result of his then-wife Creator/ElizabethTaylor doing this, as it was one of several conditions she put on starring in the film, which she throughly hated, being a ContractualObligationProject she only did to finish her contract with Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer.[[note]]Not only did MGM break an (admittedly informal) agreement they had made with Taylor's previous husband Mike Todd before his death of letting her out of her contract, but Taylor was convinced (not without reason, mind you) that her being cast as a prostitute in the film was because the studio was hoping to cash-in the reputation as a "homewrecker" she got following the scandal after Fisher left Creator/DebbieReynolds for her.[[/note]]
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* DeletedRole: He had a role in ''Film/AllAboutEve'' as a stage manager, but it was cut, though he's still credited.
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* WagTheDirector: [[invoked]] Not himself directly, but him having a role in ''[=BUtterfield=] 8'' was the result of his then-wife Creator/ElizabethTaylor doing this, as it was one of several conditions she put on starring in the film, which she throughly hated, being a ContractualObligationProject she only did to finish her contract with Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer.[[note]]Not only did MGM break an (admittedly informal) agreement they had made with Taylor's previous husband Mike Todd before his death of letting her out of her contract, but Taylor was convinced (not without reason, mind you) that her being cast as a prostitute in the film was because the studio was hoping to cash-in the reputation as a "homewrecker" she got following the scandal after Fisher left Creator/DebbieReynolds for her.[[/note]]
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Edwin Jack "Eddie" Fisher (August 10, 1928 – September 22, 2010) was an American singer and actor. He was the most successful pop singles artist during the first half of TheFifties, selling millions of records and hosting his own TV show.
Of course, Fisher is better known nowadays for divorcing from his first wife, Creator/DebbieReynolds, with whom he had two children, Todd and Creator/CarrieFisher, to marry Reynolds' best friend, Creator/ElizabethTaylor, when Taylor's husband, film producer Mike Todd, was killed in a plane crash. This event brought scandalous and unwelcome publicity for Fisher. Incidentally, Fisher passed away six months before Taylor.
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!!Albums
[[AC:Studio Albums]]
* ''Eddie Fisher Sings'' (1952)
* ''I'm in the Mood for Love'' (1952, reissued 1955)
* ''Christmas with Eddie Fisher'' (1952)
* ''Irving Berlin Favorites'' (1954)
* ''May I Sing to You?'' (1954)
* ''I Love You'' (1955)
* ''Academy Award Winners'' (1955)
* ''Bundle of Joy'' (film soundtrack, 1956)
* ''As Long as There's Music'' (1958)
* ''Scent of Mystery'' (film soundtrack, 1960)
* ''Eddie Fisher at the Winter Garden'' (1963)
* ''Eddie Fisher Today!'' (1965)
* ''When I Was Young'' (1965)
* ''Mary Christmas'' (1965)
* ''Games That Lovers Play'' (1966)
* ''People Like You'' (1967)
* ''You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet'' (1968)
[[AC:Compilations]]
* ''Thinking of You'' (1957)
* ''Eddie Fisher's Greatest Hits'' (1962)
* ''The Very Best of Eddie Fisher'' (1988)
* ''All Time Greatest Hits Vol. 1'' (1990)
* ''Eddie Fisher – Greatest Hits'' (2001)
!!Filmography
* ''Film/AllAboutEve'' (1950) as Stage Manager (DeletedRole) [[invoked]]
* ''Bundle of Joy'' (1956, remake of ''Film/BachelorMother'') as Dan Merlin
* ''[=BUtterfield=] 8'' (1960) as Steve Carpenter
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!!Tropes associated with his works include:
* DeletedRole: He had a role in ''Film/AllAboutEve'' as a stage manager, but it was cut, though he's still credited.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Fisher's ex-wives Creator/DebbieReynolds and Creator/ElizabethTaylor would later reunite in a 2001 MadeForTVMovie, ''These Old Broads'' (co-written by Creator/CarrieFisher), where their characters ridiculed the ex-husband they shared, "Freddie Hunter". "Freddie" = "Eddie", "Hunter" = "Fisher" ... no need to be a rocket scientist to get ''that'' reference.
* WagTheDirector: Not himself directly, but him having a role in ''[=BUtterfield=] 8'' was the result of his then-wife Creator/ElizabethTaylor doing this, as it was one of several conditions she put on starring in the film, which she throughly hated, being a ContractualObligationProject she only did to finish her contract with Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer.[[note]]Not only did MGM break an (admittedly informal) agreement they had made with Taylor's previous husband Mike Todd before his death of letting her out of her contract, but Taylor was convinced (not without reason, mind you) that her being cast as a prostitute in the film was because the studio was hoping to cash-in the reputation as a "homewrecker" she got following the scandal after Fisher left Creator/DebbieReynolds for her.[[/note]]
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Edwin Jack "Eddie" Fisher (August 10, 1928 – September 22, 2010) was an American singer and actor. He was the most successful pop singles artist during the first half of TheFifties, selling millions of records and hosting his own TV show.
Of course, Fisher is better known nowadays for divorcing from his first wife, Creator/DebbieReynolds, with whom he had two children, Todd and Creator/CarrieFisher, to marry Reynolds' best friend, Creator/ElizabethTaylor, when Taylor's husband, film producer Mike Todd, was killed in a plane crash. This event brought scandalous and unwelcome publicity for Fisher. Incidentally, Fisher passed away six months before Taylor.
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!!Albums
[[AC:Studio Albums]]
* ''Eddie Fisher Sings'' (1952)
* ''I'm in the Mood for Love'' (1952, reissued 1955)
* ''Christmas with Eddie Fisher'' (1952)
* ''Irving Berlin Favorites'' (1954)
* ''May I Sing to You?'' (1954)
* ''I Love You'' (1955)
* ''Academy Award Winners'' (1955)
* ''Bundle of Joy'' (film soundtrack, 1956)
* ''As Long as There's Music'' (1958)
* ''Scent of Mystery'' (film soundtrack, 1960)
* ''Eddie Fisher at the Winter Garden'' (1963)
* ''Eddie Fisher Today!'' (1965)
* ''When I Was Young'' (1965)
* ''Mary Christmas'' (1965)
* ''Games That Lovers Play'' (1966)
* ''People Like You'' (1967)
* ''You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet'' (1968)
[[AC:Compilations]]
* ''Thinking of You'' (1957)
* ''Eddie Fisher's Greatest Hits'' (1962)
* ''The Very Best of Eddie Fisher'' (1988)
* ''All Time Greatest Hits Vol. 1'' (1990)
* ''Eddie Fisher – Greatest Hits'' (2001)
!!Filmography
* ''Film/AllAboutEve'' (1950) as Stage Manager (DeletedRole) [[invoked]]
* ''Bundle of Joy'' (1956, remake of ''Film/BachelorMother'') as Dan Merlin
* ''[=BUtterfield=] 8'' (1960) as Steve Carpenter
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!!Tropes associated with his works include:
* DeletedRole: He had a role in ''Film/AllAboutEve'' as a stage manager, but it was cut, though he's still credited.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Fisher's ex-wives Creator/DebbieReynolds and Creator/ElizabethTaylor would later reunite in a 2001 MadeForTVMovie, ''These Old Broads'' (co-written by Creator/CarrieFisher), where their characters ridiculed the ex-husband they shared, "Freddie Hunter". "Freddie" = "Eddie", "Hunter" = "Fisher" ... no need to be a rocket scientist to get ''that'' reference.
* WagTheDirector: Not himself directly, but him having a role in ''[=BUtterfield=] 8'' was the result of his then-wife Creator/ElizabethTaylor doing this, as it was one of several conditions she put on starring in the film, which she throughly hated, being a ContractualObligationProject she only did to finish her contract with Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer.[[note]]Not only did MGM break an (admittedly informal) agreement they had made with Taylor's previous husband Mike Todd before his death of letting her out of her contract, but Taylor was convinced (not without reason, mind you) that her being cast as a prostitute in the film was because the studio was hoping to cash-in the reputation as a "homewrecker" she got following the scandal after Fisher left Creator/DebbieReynolds for her.[[/note]]
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