Spoiler : He was so gorgeous. My favorite flim of his is Death Takes A Holiday it was a beautiful love story about death taken a holiday n falling in love with the beautiful daughter of the man he is staying with while on holiday I also love Les Miserables, Anthony Adverse, Deign Living, The Adventure of Mark Twain, I Married a Witch,Nothing Sacred. He was so dashing and debonair there is and never be any one like him.

Spoiler : Best Years of our Lives....my favorite film of his

Spoiler : I LOVED Frederic March. Generally speaking, if he is in a movie, I am willing to at least give it a shot to watch it. I don't think I could pick just one. heart emoticon

Spoiler : One Foot in Heaven is still a favorite of mine.

Spoiler : The Best Years of Our Lives.....I Married a Witch....Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde....Inherit the Wind...A Star is Born...so many favorite...one of our finest American Actors.....

Spoiler : Love Frederic March, my favorite actor.

Spoiler : Another talented, awesome actor from Hollywoods' Golden Era.

Spoiler : Amazing actor!

Spoiler : Happy birthday to Fredric March, born on August 31,1897.

Spoiler : He was a very fine actor but not as well-remembered as he deserves to be. I've seen the 1937 "A Star Is Born" at least a dozen times, and he makes me cry every time.

Spoiler : Happy Birthday to the great Fredric March, August 31, 1897 – April 14, 1975.

Spoiler : March, Fredric (birth name was Frederick Ernest McIntyre Bickel) Born in Racine, Wisconsin 8/31/1897; died 4/14/1975 of cancer in Los Angeles, California. March shortened his mother's name of Marcher for his stage name. Married to actress Florence Eldridge (1927-1975 his death). March was a bank clerk prior to his New York stage debut in Deburau (1920). Screen debut in Paying The Piper (1921). Academy Awards for Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde (1932); The Best Years Of Our Lives (1946). Last movie was The Iceman Cometh (1973).

Spoiler : Guest star on radio programs including Lux Radio Theatre for NBC (1934-1955); The Pursuit Of Happiness for CBS (1939-1940); The Campbell Playhouse for CBS (1940-1941); This Is War for NBC, CBS and Mutual (1942).

Spoiler : Guest star on television programs including The Best Of Broadway for CBS (1954); Shower Of Stars for CBS (1954); Producer's Showcase for NBC (1956). Narrator for The Legacy Of Rome, Saga Of Western Man on ABC-TV (1966).

Spoiler : Two time Oscar winner March ranks No. 6 on my personal list of 12 Favorite Actors. Favorite roles for me are "The Best Years of Our Lives", "Man in the Grey Flannel Suit", "The Bridges at Toko-Ri" as the Navy Admiral, and "Seven Days in May" as the fictional President Lyman. March seems like he was born to play a US President. He was in the original first of four versions of "A Star is Born" (1937), and March was Marlon Brando's favorite actor. Hide or report this

Spoiler : Two time Oscar winner March ranks No. 6 on my personal list of 12 Favorite Actors. Favorite roles for me are "The Best Years of Our Lives", "Man in the Grey Flannel Suit", "The Bridges at Toko-Ri" as the Navy Admiral, and "Seven Days in May" as the fictional President Lyman. March seems like he was born to play a US President. He was in the original first of four versions of "A Star is Born" (1937), and March was Marlon Brando's favorite actor. Hide or report this