Biography
Audra Lindley and Fell won the hearts of America, respectively, as the amorous wife and her unwilling husband and in 1979. they were given their own spinoff series, "The Ropers", which lasted for a season and a half.
After a stint in the US Air Force during World War II, Fell received his degree in drama from Temple University in his native Philadelphia. He headed to New York to further his studies with famed acting teacher Stella Adler. …
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Career Milestones
1991 | Played featured role in Bette Midler vehicle "For the Boys" | |
1989 | Was featured regularly on "The Boys" (Showtime) | |
1989 | Regular on "The Boys," Showtime series | |
| Reprised role of Stanley Roper on "The Ropers", spinoff of "Three's Company" | ||
| Breakthrough TV role as Stanley Roper on "Three's Company" (ABC) | ||
| Played fight trainer in miniseries "Rich Man, Poor Man"; earned Emmy nomination | ||
1973 | Starred in TV series "Needles and Pins" (NBC) | |
1971 | Featured in short-lived police drama "Dan August" on ABC | |
1970 | Appeared in Nichols' "Catch-22" | |
1969 | Co-starred in ensemble film "If It's Tuesday, This Must be Belgium" | |
1967 | Played featured role in Mike Nichols' "The Graduate" | |
1964 | TV-movie debut, "The Hanged Man" | |
| Regular on police drama "87th Precinct" (NBC) | ||
1960 | Appeared in "Oceans Eleven" with Frank Sinatra | |
1959 | Film debut, "Pork Chop Hill" | |
1956 | TV series debut as regular, Mike, a cab driver on "Joe and Mabel" (CBS) | |
1956 | Played on Broadway in "Middle of the Night" starring Edward G. Robinson | |
1952 | Appeared in numerous live TV roles on "Philco Theatre", "Studio One", "Goodyear Theatre" and others | |
| Stage debut, "Bonds of Interest" directed by Jose Quintero | ||
| Moved to NYC after college graduation; studied acting with Stella Adler | ||
| Served in Air Force during WWII | ||
Awards
1978 | Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television in Three's Company |
1976 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Single Performance By a Supporting Actor in Rich Man, Poor Man |