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Kaye was also a philanthropist. He became the first ambassador-at-large of UNICEF in the 1950s. Kaye also was the leader of the original ownership group of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball's]] [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Seattle Mariners]] (yes, ''[[Advertising/SeattleMariners those]]'' Mariners), though his group would sell out in 1980.
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Kaye was also a philanthropist. He became the first ambassador-at-large of UNICEF in the 1950s. Kaye also was the leader of the original ownership group of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball's]] [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball Seattle Mariners]] (yes, ''[[Advertising/SeattleMariners those]]'' Mariners), though his group would sell out in 1980.
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Danny Kaye (Real name: '''David Daniel Kaminsky;''' January 18, 1911 (Or 1913) – March 3, 1987), was a comedian, dancer, singer and actor in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He specialized in physical comedy, pantomime and rapid-fire delivery of often nonsensical patter.
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Danny Kaye (Real (real name: '''David David Daniel Kaminsky;''' Kaminsky; January 18, 1911 (Or 1913) – March 3, 1987), was a comedian, dancer, singer and actor in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. He specialized in physical comedy, pantomime and rapid-fire delivery of often nonsensical patter.
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* HiddenDepths: While he was not a trained fencer, he was so quick and agile, and such a skilled physical mimic, that he proved an excellent improv swordfighter in ''Film/TheCourtJester'', so much that he wore out Creator/BasilRathbone, who was still one of Hollywood's greatest fencers at the age of 63, and even the fencing master brought in to double for the man supposedly asked him to take it easy on him! He was an accomplished pilot who flew everything from the Piper Cub to the Boeing 747.
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* HiddenDepths: While he was not a trained fencer, he was so quick and agile, and such a skilled physical mimic, that he proved an excellent improv swordfighter in ''Film/TheCourtJester'', so much that he wore out Creator/BasilRathbone, who was still one of Hollywood's greatest fencers at the age of 63, and even the fencing master brought in to double for the man supposedly asked him to take it easy on him! He was also an accomplished pilot who and flew everything from the Piper Cub to the Boeing 747.747.
* IdenticalStranger: In ''On the Riviera'' he played Jack Martin and his double Henri Duran.
* IdenticalStranger: In ''On the Riviera'' he played Jack Martin and his double Henri Duran.
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* PlayingTheirOwnTwin: In ''Wonder Man'' he played mild-mannered librarian Edwin Dingle and his more outgoing twin, comedian Buzzy Bellew.
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Also an original owner of the Seattle Mariners.
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Kaye was also a philanthropist. He became the first ambassador-at-large of UNICEF in the 1950s. \n Kaye also was the leader of the original ownership group of [[UsefulNotes/{{Baseball}} Major League Baseball's]] [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Seattle Mariners]] (yes, ''[[Advertising/SeattleMariners those]]'' Mariners), though his group would sell out in 1980.
