Fred Conyngham Net Worth is$19 Million Fred Conyngham Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Fred Conyngham was born on June 8, 1901 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia as Frederick Ronald Talbot Conyngham. He was an actor, known for The Melody Maker (1937), School for Stars (1935) and The Indiscretions of Eve (1932). He was married to Molly Conyngham. He died on May 8, 1974 in Australia.
Date Of Birth June 8, 1901, Sydney, Australia Died May 8, 1974, Australia Place Of Birth Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Profession Actor, Soundtrack, Miscellaneous Crew Spouse Molly Conyngham (m. 1933–1966) Parents George Conyngham Movies The Crouching Beast, Rose of Tralee Star Sign Gemini
Actor Title Year Status Character When You Come Home 1948 Mike O'Flaherty The Bunyip 1947 TV Movie Commercial traveller Once in a Lifetime 1937 TV Movie Jerry Hyland (1938 version) Sam Small Leaves Town 1937 Jimmy West The Melody Maker 1937 Mike Rose of Tralee 1937 Paddy O'Malley Wake Up Famous 1937 Jack Chick 1936 Sir Anthony Monsard She Knew What She Wanted 1936 Peter Thurston Beloved Impostor 1936 George With Pleasure, Madame 1936 George The Crouching Beast 1935 Rudi von Linz School for Stars 1935 Frank Murray Key to Harmony 1935 Victor Barnett The Indiscretions of Eve 1932 Sir Peter Martin
Soundtrack Title Year Status Character The Melody Maker 1937 performer: "When Loves are So Many", "McDougall, McNab and McKay", "I Love the Moon", "The Minstrel Boy" - uncredited With Pleasure, Madame 1936 performer: "Rio De Janeiro" Radio Parade of 1935 1934 performer: "Susan Brown There's No Excusin' Susan"
Miscellaneous Title Year Status Character When You Come Home 1948 choreographer
Self Title Year Status Character Funny Thing, This Wireless! 1947 TV Movie Himself Here's Looking at You 1947 TV Movie Himself Here's Looking at Them 1939 TV Movie Himself King of the Congo 1938 TV Movie Himself - Commentator Radio Parade of 1935 1934 Himself
Known for movies The Melody Maker (1937)
School for Stars (1935)
The Indiscretions of Eve (1932)
Beloved Impostor (1936)
$19 Million