Fred Willard

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Fred Willard Biography

Frederick Charles Willard is famed for being an award-winning American actor and comedian as Fred Willard. In addition he was also a journalist. His very first job involved a Desperate Hours production at a nearby YMCA, where he collaborated with future comedy partner Vic Grecco. He was famous for his roles in the mockumentary film Rob Reiner This Is Spinal Tap; the mockumentary films Christopher Guest Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration, Mascots; and the films Anchorman. It was announced on 23 October 2019 that he was cast as Fred Naird in the Comedy series Netflix 2020, Space Force. Overall, he was a gifted actor. Fred Willard died at his home on 15 May 2020 due to natural causes.

Fred Willard Bio & Wiki

Celebrated Name	Fred Willard
Age	81 Years
Nick Name	Fred Willard
Birth Name	Fred Willard
Birth Date	September 18, 1939
Gender	Male
Profession	Actor, Comedian, and Producer
Salary	NA
Net Worth	$ 10 million US dollars
Working For	NA
Parents	Fred Willard
Children	One
Wife	Mary Willard
Education	Kentucky Military Institute
Height	6 ft 1 in
Home Town	Shaker Heights, Ohio, United States of America
Ethnicity	White
Nationality	American
Place Of Birth	Shaker Heights, Ohio, United States of America
Daughter	Hope Willard
Sexual Orientation	Straight
Source of Wealth	Acting and Comedian Career
Race	White
Weight	85 KG
Hair Color	Salt and Pepper
Eye Color	Black
Bicep Size	Unknown
Chest Size	Unknown
Waist Size	Unknown
Dress Size	Unknown
Shoe Size	Unknown
Cause Of Death	Natural Causes
Death Date	15th MAy 2020
Famous For	Being an actor and comedian
Best Known For	For his roles in the Rob Reiner mockumentary film This Is Spinal Tap; the Christopher Guest mockumentary films Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration, Mascots; and the Anchorman films
Awards	Los Angeles Artistic Director Awards for Best Comedy and Best Production
Debut Movie	Teenage Mother

Fred Willard Career

• Actor
• Comedian
• producer

Fred Willard Education

• Kentucky Military Institute
• Virginia Military Institute

Before Fame

He was enrolled in the Army and then ended up auditioning for a nightclub.

Fred Willard Height, weight & Body Measurement

Fred Willard is a Famous American Actor, Comedian, and Producer. His height is 6 feet and 1 inch. He weighs 85 kg. His Body Measurement is not confirmed yet. We will update you as soon as possible. His zodiac sign is Virgo.

Fred Willard Filmography

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1967	Teenage Mother	Coach
1969	Model Shop	Gas Station Attendant	Uncredited
1970	Jenny	Executive
1971	Dynamite Chicken	Self – Ace Trucking Co.
1973	The Harrad Experiment	The Ace Trucking Company employee	Uncredited
1974	Harrad Summer	The Ace Trucking Company employee	Uncredited
1975	Hustle	Interrogator
1976	Chesty Anderson, USN	Peter Linden
Silver Streak	Jerry Jarvis
1977	Fun with Dick and Jane	Bob
Cracking Up[45]	Various
1979	Americathon	Vincent Vanderhoff
1980	How to Beat the High Co$t of Living	Robert
First Family	Presidential Assistant Feebleman
1982	National Lampoon's Movie Madness	President Robert Fogerty
1983	Imps*	Dad	(segment “3-Mile Island People”)
1984	This Is Spinal Tap	Lt. Bob Hookstratten
1985	Moving Violations	Terrence 'Doc' Williams
1987	Roxanne	Mayor Deebs
Ray's Male Heterosexual Dance Hall	Tom Osborne	Short
1988	Portrait of a White Marriage	Hal Harrison
1991	High Strung	Insurance Salesman
1995	Prehysteria! 3	Thomas MacGregor
1996	Waiting for Guffman	Ron Albertson
1998	Permanent Midnight	Craig Ziffer
1999	Elvis is Alive!	Interviewee
Can't Stop Dancing	Chester
Idle Hands	Dad Tobias
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me	Mission Commander
2000	Dropping Out	Paul Blanchard
Chump Change	Steve's Manager
Best in Show	Buck Laughlin	Boston Society of Film Critics Award for Best Supporting ActorAmerican Comedy Award for Funniest Supporting Actor in a Motion PictureNominated—National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Supporting Actor (2nd place)Nominated—New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Supporting Actor (3rd place)Nominated—Las Vegas Society of Film Critics Award for Best Supporting Actor
2001	The Wedding Planner	Basil St. Mosely
Teddy Bears' Picnic	Senator Roger Dickey
How High	Philip Huntley
2002	The Year That Trembled	Frank Woods
2003	A Mighty Wind	Mike LaFontaine
American Wedding	Harold Flaherty
Nobody Knows Anything!	Mr. McClintock
2004	Killer Diller	Ned
50 Ways to Leave Your Lover	Bucky Brandt
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle	Dr. Willoughby
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy	Edward “Ed” Harken
Wake Up, Ron Burgundy: The Lost Movie	Direct-to-video
2005	Chicken Little	Melvin	Voice
Love Wrecked	Ben Taylor
2006	Date Movie	Bernie Funkyerdoder
Church Ball	Bishop Linderman
Monster House	Dad	Voice
Ira & Abby	Michael Willoughby
For Your Consideration	Chuck
2007	I'll Believe You	Mr. Fratus
Epic Movie	Aslo
Fighting Words	Longfellow
I Could Never Be Your Woman	Marty
2008	WALL-E	Shelby Forthright, BnL CEO
Harold	Dr. Pratt
Forever Plaid	Himself
2010	Scouts Honor	Game Master
Holyman Undercover	Richard
Youth in Revolt	Mr. Ferguson
Expecting Mary	Jerry Zee
2011	Fred & Vinnie	Movie Star
Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur	Mr. Hubley	Voice
2012	The Magic of Belle Isle	Al Kaiser
2013	Max Rose	Jim Clark
Dealin' with Idiots	Marty
The Bird Men	Park President	Originally called The Birder
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues	Edward “Ed” Harken
2014	The Yank	Peter Murphy
Planes: Fire & Rescue	Secretary of the Interior	Voice
All Stars	John Carson
2015	Russell Madness	TJ
The 1st Annual Carney Awards	Self – Host
Bachelors	Uncle Ulysses
2016	Fifty Shades of Black	Gary
Here Comes Rusty	Mak
Mascots	Greg Gammons
2018	Blood Type	Helicopter Pilot Captain John
The Bobby Roberts Project	Ben Brinstein
2020	Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics	The 'Just Hang On!' Man	Final film role

Fred Willard Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1966	Pistols 'n' Petticoats	Ben	Episode: “Quit Shootin' Folks”
Hey, Landlord	Danny Subanski	Episode: “The Big Fumble”
1968	Get Smart	Lundy, Agent 198	Episode: “A Tale of Two Tails”
Premiere	Bower	Episode: “Operation Greasepaint”
1970	Love, American Style	Douglas Wiley / Shelley Noodleman	Segment: “Love and the Nuisance”
1973	The Burns and Schreiber Comedy Hour	Various
1975	The Bob Newhart Show	John Emil Tobin	Episode: “Tobin's Back in Town”
Karen	Ritter	Episode: “Whistle Blowing”
1976	Laverne & Shirley	Charles	Episode: “Dog Day Blind Dates”
How to Break Up a Happy Divorce	Lance Colson	Television film
Good Heavens	P.J.	Episode: “The Big Break”
1976–1977	Sirota's Court	H.R. 'Bud' Nugent	13 episodes
1977	Forever Fernwood	Jerry Hubbard
Fernwood 2 Night	Jerry Hubbard	65 episodes
Escape from Bogen County	Pearson	Television film
We've Got Each Other	Shop Owner	Episode: “The Collector”
Tabitha	Mr. Macho	Episode: “The Arrival of Nancy”
1978	America 2-Night	Jerry Hubbard	65 episodes
Saturday Night Live	Himself (host)	Episode: “Fred Willard/Devo”
Space Force	Captain Thomas Woods
1979	Flatbed Annie and Sweetiepie: Lady Truckers	Jack LaRosa	Television film
Salem's Lot	Larry Crockett	2 episodes
Sweepstakes	Don	Episode: “Episode 8”
1979–1984	Real People	Himself	Voice
1980	The Wild Wacky Wonderful World of Winter	Various roles	Television special
1981	The Perfect Woman	King Kroger	Television film
Pen 'n' Inc.	Ralph	Television film
1981–1986	The Love Boat	Various roles	3 episodes
1982	SCTV Network	Himself	Episode: “Indecent Exposure”
1984	Mama's Family	Willie Potts	Episode: “Mama Buys a Car”
Trapper John, M.D.	K.K. Laird	Episode: “Moonlighting Becomes You”
1985	The History of White People in America	Hal Harrison	Television film
Getting the Last Laugh	ABC Special	Television film
George Burns Comedy Week	Fred	Episode: “Home for Dinner”
Lots of Luck	A.J. Foley	Television film
Faerie Tale Theatre	Paul Link	Episode: “The Three Little Pigs”
1985–1986	What's Hot, What's Not	Himself (host)	Nominated—Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Talk Show Host
1986	Fast Times	Gus Pantelis	Episode: “Secret Romance”
The History of White People in America: Volume II	Hal Harrison	Television film
1987	Fame	Casper Wintergreen	Episode: “Ian's Girl”
1987–1989	D.C. Follies	The Bartender	19 episodes
1988	Out of This World	Milton Wiler	Episode: “The Box Is Missing”
My Secret Identity	Ray Bennett	Episode: “For Old Time's Sake”
1989	I, Martin Short, Goes Hollywood	Psychiatrist	Television special
1991	The Golden Girls	Bob	Episode: “Dateline:Miami”
Nurses	Crazy Jim “Dr. Robinson”	Episode: “Friends and Lovers”
1992	Married… with Children	Stan	Episode: “My Dinner with Anthrax”
Dream On	Fenton Harley	Episode: “Up All Night”
1993	The Ben Stiller Show	Dad	Episode: “At the Beach”
The Jackie Thomas Show	Hatfield Walker	2 episodes
1994	Sodbusters	Clarence Gentry	Television film
Dave's World	Bud	Episode: “Just Kidding”
Hart to Hart: Old Friends Never Die	Reginald Cobbles	Television film
1994–1996	Family Matters	Vice Principal Mallet	3 episodes
1995	The Mommies	John	Episode: “The Dating Pool”
Murphy Brown	Dick	Episode: “Dick and Dottie”
1995–1997	Roseanne	Scott	8 episodes
1996	Back to Back	Loan Officer	Television film
Friends	Mr. Lipson	Episode: “The One After the Super Bowl: Part 1”
Clueless	Joe Pasadine	Episode: “City Beautification”
Sister, Sister	Mr. Mitushka	3 episodes
The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper	Wally Winkle	Voice, 1 episode
1996–1997	Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman	President Garner	3 episodes
1996	Saved by the Bell: The New Class	Mr. Huffington	Episode: “Stealing Screech”
1997	Diagnosis: Murder	Harry Fellows	Episode: “Must Kill TV”
Step by Step	Bert Lambert	Episode: “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”
The Weird Al Show	Award Show Host	Episode: “The Competition”
Breast Men	Talk Show Host	Television film; uncredited
1998	The Wayans Bros.	Dick Ferndale	Episode: “All in the Family Feud”
Sabrina the Teenage Witch	Bobby Calzone	Episode: “Rumor Mill”
Oh Baby	Dr. Foster	Episode: “The Vacation”
Two Guys and a Girl	Frank Farber	Episode: “Two Guys, a Girl and a Vacation”
City Guys	Mr. Brown	Episode: “A Noble Profession”
1998–1999	Mad About You	Henry Vincent	5 episodes
Hercules	Vic	Voice, 4 episodes
1999	The Pooch and the Pauper	President	Television film
The Simpsons	Wally Kogan	Voice, Episode: “Sunday, Cruddy Sunday”
Just Shoot Me!	Larry	Episode: “Hostess to Murder”
G vs E	Sam Kleinhauser	Episode: “Airplane”
Love & Money	Dr. Fielding	Episode: “Make Room for Daddy”
1999–2000	Ladies Man	Larry Little	2 episodes
2000	Buzz Lightyear of Star Command	Pa	Voice, 3 episodes
The Hughleys	Richard Jacobson / Applegate	2 episodes
Bette	Jasper Perkins	Episode: “Big Business”
2001	Ally McBeal	Dr. Harold Madison	2 episodes
When Billie Beat Bobby	Howard Cosell	Television film
Undeclared	Professor Duggan	2 episodes
Girlfriends	Dr. Percy Bales	2 episodes
Inside Schwartz	Dick Newton	Episode: “The Pinch Hitter”
The Downer Channel	Mr. McVoid	Voice, Episode: “Pilot”
2001–2002	Maybe It's Me	Jerry Stage	22 episodes
2001–2008	King of the Hill	Office Brown	Voice, 7 episodes
2002	Hey Arnold!	Sammy Redmond	Voice, Episode: “Harold vs. Patty/Rich Guy”
Dexter's Laboratory	F.R.E.D.	Voice, Episode: “Lab on the Run”
Family Guy	Dave Campbell	Voice, 2 episodes
2002–2004	Teamo Supremo	Mr. Paulson	Voice, 4 episodes
2003	National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure	Professor Doornitz	Television film
That '70s Show	Charlie Miller	Episode: “The Battle of Evermore”
2003–2004	A Minute with Stan Hooper	Fred Hawkins	13 episodes
2003–2005	Everybody Loves Raymond	Hank MacDougall	13 episodesNominated—Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series (2003, 2004, 2005)
Mad TV	Duke Flickman / Gene St. John	2 episodes
2003–2007	Kim Possible	Jack Hench	Voice, 3 episodes
2004	The Drew Carey Show	Fred Tuttle	Episode: “Arrivederci, Italy”
What the Blank	Himself	Host
2004–2005	Saturday Night Live	'Bear City' Narrator	Voice, Uncredited
The Batman	Speedway Announcer / Ross Darren	Voice, 2 episodes
2004–2007	The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy	Boogie Man	Voice, 2 episodes
2005	Tom Goes to the Mayor	Garry Friendly	Voice, Episode: “Vice Mayor”
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers	Dad Howler	Voice, Episode: “The Howler Bunny”
2006	Campus Ladies	Doctor	Episode: “Spring Break”
Re-Animated	Milt Appleday	Voice, Television film
Handy Manny	Mr. Dwayne Bouffant	Voice, Episode: “Valentine's Day/Mr. Lopart Moves In”
Come on Over	Dr. Fred Silliness	Episode: “Brain Freeze”
My Gym Partner's a Monkey	Burt	Voice, 2 episodes
2007	Billy & Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure	The Boogey Man	Voice, Television film
Stargate SG-1	Jacek	Episode: “Family Ties”
Odd Job Jack	Norm	Episode: “Norm and the Magic Pencil”
2007–2008	Back to You	Marsh McGinley	17 episodes
2007–2009	Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!	Tragg / Mancierge	2 episodes
2007–2010	Betsy's Kindergarten Adventures	Bus Driver Bob	Voice, 17 episodes
2008	Pushing Daisies	The Great Hermann	Episode: “Oh Oh Oh It's Magic”
Larry the Cable Guy's Star-Studded Christmas Extravaganza	Various roles	Television film
Transformers Animated	Swindle	Voice, 2 episodes
Worst Week	Paul	2 episodes
The Boondocks	Mr. Joe Petto	Voice, Episode: “The S Word”
2008–2009	Free Radio	Dale Knutson	2 episodes
2009	Everybody Hates Chris	Cop	Episode: “Everybody Hates the Car”
Wizards of Waverly Place	Mr. Stuffleby	2 episodes
2009–2020	Modern Family	Frank Dunphy	13 episodesNominated—Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series (2010, 2020)
2010	Castle	Hank McPhee	Episode: “The Late Shaft”
Important Things with Demetri Martin	Scientist	Episode: “Money”
Chuck	Craig Turner	Episode: “Chuck Versus the Role Models”
2010–2011	Glory Daze	Dr. Reynolds	2 episodes
Funny or Die Presents	Professor / Jeff Baker	3 episodes
2010–2014	Waves Sea	Donal Wilkins
2011	G.I. Joe: Renegades	Mayor	Voice, Episode: “Fire Fight”
My Future Boyfriend	Bob	Television film
The Closer	Santa Jack	Episode: “You Have The Right To Remain Jolly”
Franklin & Bash	Wallace Clayton	Episode: “She Came Upstairs to Kill Me”
Accidentally in Love	Dick Brocton	Television film
Retired at 35	Peter Dixon	2 episodes
2011–2012	Easy to Assemble	Sigvard Thorsten	3 episodes
2012	Raising Hope	Mr. Swift	Episode: “Mrs. Smartypants”
Trust Us With Your Life	Host	Season 1, 8 episodes
The Life & Times of Tim	Judd	Voice, Episode: “Action Packed Heist/Fall Foliage”
Market Warriors	Host	Season 1
Rob	George	Episode: “Dad Comes to Visit”
Hot in Cleveland	Dr. Hill	Episode: “A Box Full of Puppies”
I, Martin Short, Goes Home	Mason Macgillivray	Television special
Breaking In	Marty Mann	Episode: “The Legend of Hurley's Gold”
The Cleveland Show	Gary	Voice, Episode: “Menace II Secret Society”
2013	Community	Alternate Pierce Hawthorne	Episode: “History 101”
Family Tree	Mike Morton	3 episodes
Drunk History	Deep Throat	Episode: “Washington D.C.”
Good Luck Charlie	Herb Pickler	Episode: “All Fall Down”
2014	Black Jesus	Mr. Jimmy Maxwell	Voice, Episode: “Love Thy Enemy Part 2”
The Birthday Boys	Archbishop	Episode: “Getting Preachy”
2014–2015	Review	Jack Walthall	4 episodes
The Bold and the Beautiful	John Forrester	7 episodesDaytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Special Guest Performer in a Drama Series (Tied with Donna Mills and Ray Wise)
2014–2016	Comedy Bang! Bang!	Various roles	2 episodes
TripTank	Various roles	Voice, 5 episodes
2015	Hell's Kitchen	Himself (Blue Kitchen VIP guest)	Episode: “11 Chefs Compete”
Kevin from Work	Roger Trousdale	Episode: “Roommates from Work”
2016–2019	The Loud House	Pop-Pop	Voice, 7 episodes
2016	The $100,000 Pyramid	Himself (Celebrity Guest)	Episode: “Fred Willard vs. Yvette Nicole Brown”
The Odd Couple	Fred Langford	2 episodes
2017	SuperMansion	Champston employee	Voice, Episode: “School Me Once”
New Girl	Beezus	Episode: “Five Stars for Beezus”
Tim & Eric's Bedtime Stories	Dan	Episode: “The Demotion”
9JKL	Dick	Episode: “It Happened One Night”
2017–2019	Milo Murphy's Law	Grandpa Murphy	Voice, Episodes: “A Christmas Peril”, “Now I Am Murphy”
2017–2020	Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures	Mr. Doozy	Voice, 6 episodes
2018	The 5th Quarter	Jerry Hymowitz	Episode: “Farewell”
Corporate	Bill Hathaway	Episode: “The Long Meeting”
Skylanders Academy	Announcer	Voice, Episode: “Off to the Races”
2018–2019	Jimmy Kimmel Live!	Various roles	9 episodes
2019	I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson	New Joe	Episode: “It's the Cigars You Smoke That Are Gonna Give You Cancer”
Historical Roasts	God	Episode: “Anne Frank“
The Bachelorette	Himself; Guest Announcer	Episode: “Week 2”
What Just Happened??! with Fred Savage	Himself	Episode: “Assistant”
Tigtone	Crackers	Voice, Episode: “Tigtone and the Wizard Hunt”
2020	The Bachelor	Himself; Guest Announcer	Episode: “Week 3”
Space Force	Fred Naird	3 episodes; posthumous release, (final appearance)

Fred Willard Awards

• 2004, Emmy — Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Nominee
• 2003, Emmy — Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Nominee
• 2005, Emmy — Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Nominee
• 2010, Emmy — Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Nominee
• 2020, Emmy — Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Nominee

Fred Willard Family & Relatives

• Mary Willard — Wife
• Hope Mulbarger — Daughter

Association

He had a regular part in Everybody Loves Raymond, playing Brad Garrett's father in law.

Fred Willard Death

Fred Willard, the comic actor whose improv style has kept him popular in films like This Is Spinal TapBest In Show and Anchorman, died at the age of 86. His daughter, Hope Mulbarger, said her dad died peacefully Friday night in a statement Saturday. The cause of his death was not set free. He continued to move, work and make us happy until the very end, Mulbarger said. We just loved him so much! We are going to miss him forever. His death comes nearly two years after his wife Mary Willard died when she was 71 years old. She was a playwright and television writer who earned four nominations for Emmy.

Fred Willard Famous For?

• Being an actor, and an actor.
• For his roles in the mockumentary Rob Reiner film This Is Spinal Tap; the mockumentary Christopher Guest films Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration, Mascots; and the Anchorman films.

Fred Willard Net Worth

Fred Willard is a Famous American Actor, Comedian, and Producer. The main and primary source of his income comes from Acting and Comedian Career. Let’s check how rich Fred Willard is in 2020?

Net Worth 2020	$10.3 Millions
Annual Salary	$1.72 Millions
Income Source	Primary Income source Acting and Comedian Career (profession)

Fred Willard Twitter

• Twitter – @FredWillard

Fred Willard Instagram

• Instagram – @FredWillard

Fred Willard FaceBook

• Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/FredWillard/

FAQ’s

What nationality is Fred Willard?
American.

What age is Fred Willard?
81 Years (September 18, 1939).

What is Fred Willard Net worth?
$10.3 Million.

What is the Fred Willard Cause of Death?
According to his daughter Hope Mulbarger and his representative, Fred Willard died at the age of 86 on 15 May 2020 from natural causes in his home. Jamie Lee Curtis, whose friend, Christopher Guest, had worked frequently with Willard, shared first news of the actor's death.