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Dick Martin

Highest Rated: 67% The Glass Bottom Boat (1966)

Lowest Rated: 21% Air Bud: Golden Receiver (1998)

Birthday: Jan 30, 1922

Birthplace: Detroit, Michigan, USA

Over the course of his 25 years in television, comedian Dick Martin created an enviable legacy as an actor, director, and co-host of the top-rated comedy show "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In." Born in 1922, Martin teamed up with fellow comedian Dan Rowan in 1952, and the two played the nightclub circuit across America off and on for the next 15 years. In 1967 they were recruited by NBC to replace "The Dean Martin Show" with their own hour-long comedy program. "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" featured a cast of young unknowns such as Goldie Hawn, Lily Tomlin, and Arte Johnson. The show was fast-paced, colorful, and obviously derived from the far-out spirit of the times. Martin and Rowan played themselves off against the swinging '60s energy of the show as straight-men from another era. After "Laugh-In" went off the air in 1973, Martin appeared as a panelist on a number of celebrity-staffed comedy game shows such as "Match Game" and "Password Plus." He also started his second career as a director. He first worked with Bob Newhart in 1977 on the original "The Bob Newhart Show" and later directed 32 episodes of the very successful '80s version, "Newhart." Martin also helmed filming of "Family Ties," "Mama's Family," and "Webster." He died in Santa Monica, California, in 2008.

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Highest rated movies

67% 73% The Glass Bottom Boat
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36% 69% Bartleby
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21% 38% Air Bud: Golden Receiver
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39% Carbon Copy
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Once Upon a Horse
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North of Pittsburgh
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17% Zero to Sixty
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Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: 25th Anniversary Reunion
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43% The Maltese Bippy
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Filmography

Movies

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36% 69% Bartleby Mayor (Character) $141.4K 2001
21% 38% Air Bud: Golden Receiver Phil Phil (Character) $10.2M 1998
No Score Yet No Score Yet Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: 25th Anniversary Reunion Unknown (Character) - 1993
No Score Yet No Score Yet North of Pittsburgh Irving Kent III (Character) - 1992
No Score Yet 39% Carbon Copy Victor Bard (Character) - 1981
No Score Yet 17% Zero to Sixty Arthur Dunking (Character) - 1978
No Score Yet 43% The Maltese Bippy Ernest Grey (Character) - 1969
67% 73% The Glass Bottom Boat Zack Molloy (Character) - 1966
No Score Yet No Score Yet Once Upon a Horse Doc Logan (Character) - 1958

TV

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No Score Yet No Score Yet Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In Unknown (Character) 1968-1973 2024
33% No Score Yet Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place Charlie (Guest Star) 1998-1999
No Score Yet No Score Yet Diagnosis Murder Unknown (Guest Star) 1999
No Score Yet 72% The Nanny Unknown (Guest Star) 1998
70% No Score Yet George & Leo Unknown (Guest Star) 1997
No Score Yet No Score Yet Baywatch Ed (Guest Star) 1997
No Score Yet No Score Yet The John Larroquette Show Unknown (Guest Star) 1994
No Score Yet No Score Yet Dave's World Unknown (Guest Star) 1994
No Score Yet No Score Yet In the Heat of the Night Director 1993
14% No Score Yet Drexell's Class Director 1992
No Score Yet No Score Yet Coach Peter Plunkett (Guest Star) 1991
No Score Yet No Score Yet Newhart Director 1982-1990
40% No Score Yet The Bradys Director 1990
No Score Yet No Score Yet Super Password Unknown (Character),
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1985-1988
No Score Yet No Score Yet Password 79 Unknown (Character),
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1979-1982
No Score Yet No Score Yet Flo Director 1980
No Score Yet No Score Yet Semi-Tough Director 1980
No Score Yet No Score Yet Fantasy Island Unknown (Guest Star) 1979
No Score Yet No Score Yet Match Game Self 1977 1979
No Score Yet No Score Yet Tattletales Guest 1975-1978
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Bob Newhart Show Director 1977-1978
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Carol Burnett Show Guest 1969 1971 1973
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Lucy Show Unknown (Character) 1962-1963