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Woodland Hills, Los Angeles. Alma mater. Northwestern University, Harvard Law School. Occupation (s) Director, producer. Frederick Timmins de Cordova (October 27, 1910 – September 15, 2001) was an American stage, motion picture and television director and producer. He is best known for his work on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson .
- Frederick Timmins de Cordova, October 27, 1910, New York City
- September 15, 2001 (aged 90), Woodland Hills, Los Angeles
Sep 17, 2001 · Sept. 17, 2001 12 AM PT. From Associated Press. Fred de Cordova, a longtime producer of NBC’s “Tonight Show” when it was hosted by Johnny Carson, has died. He was 90. De Cordova died ...
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Sep 17, 2001. LOS ANGELES — Fred De Cordova, who produced "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" for 22 years and called it "the best job in television," has died. He was 90.De Cordova died ...
Fred de Cordova knows from legends. He worked with one of TV’s greatest--Johnny Carson--for more than 20 years, producing NBC’s “The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson” and frequently ...
Sep 16, 2001 · Fred De Cordova, the fifth and longest lasting producer of "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" and producer-director of such classic TV shows as "The Burns and Allen Show" and "The Jack ...
In his three-and-a-half-hour interview, Fred de Cordova (1910-2001) talks about his early life and experiences in New York City working for the Shubert Organization which led to him eventually moving to Hollywood and becoming a director. He describes directing several feature films including Bedtime for Bonzo starring future president Ronald ...
Fred de Cordova, executive producer of "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson." His autobiography, "Johnny Came Lately," is a behind-the-scenes tell-all about the workings of one of television's longest-running and highest rated shows. de Cordova credits include directing Ronald Reagan in "Bedtime for Bonzo," directing "The Jack Benny Show," "The Burns and Allen Show," and "My Three Sons."
