Biography
His dramatic, commanding baritone made Robert Goulet a Broadway star, best-selling recording artist, and a television variety show staple during the 1960s, but his offbeat sense of humor and ability to poke fun of his own image kept him in the pop culture crosshairs for the rest of his life. He was forever associated with his star-making role in "Camelot" and for touring with legendary musicals like "South Pacific" and "Man of La Mancha," …
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Career Milestones
2001 | Provided singing voice for Mikey in the animated feature "Recess: School's Out" | |
2001 | Made cameo appearance in "The Last Producer"; aired on USA Network | |
| Toured in title role of "Man of La Mancha" | ||
1996 | Co-starred with Ellen DeGeneres in "Mr. Wrong" | |
1993 | Successfully underwent treatment for prostate cancer | |
1992 | Toured in "Camelot" as King Arthur; returned to Broadway with the show | |
| Toured in "South Pacific" | ||
1988 | Had small role in "Beetlejuice" | |
1972 | TV-movie debut, "The Couple Take a Wife" | |
1968 | Starred on Broadway in "The Happy Time"; won Tony Award | |
1968 | Made TV producing debut with "Kiss Me, Kate"; also co-starred with then-wife Carol Lawrence | |
1966 | Featured in TV version, "Brigadoon" | |
1966 | TV series debut as regular, "Blue Light" (ABC) | |
1964 | Headlined first TV special "An Hour With Robert Goulet" | |
1964 | Film debut as an actor, "His and Hers" | |
1962 | Film debut, provided character voice in "Gay Purr-ee" | |
1962 | New York night club debut at "The Persian Room" | |
1961 | Episodic TV debut, "The Danny Thomas Show" | |
1960 | Broadway debut as Lancelot in "Camelot" | |
| Hosted Canadian variety series "General Electric's Showtime" | ||
1955 | Canadian TV dramatic debut, "Little Women" | |
1951 | Stage debut in "The Messiah" in Edmonton, Canada | |
1947 | Moved with family to Edmonton, Canada (date approximate) | |
Awards
1968 | Tony Award for Actor (Musical) |