Bernarr Macfadden Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Bernarr Macfadden was born on August 16, 1868 in Mill Springs, Missouri, USA. He was a producer and director, known for Building Up the Health of a Nation #1 (1916), Building Up the Health of a Nation #2 (1916) and Building Up the Health of a Nation #3 (1916). He was married to Mary Williamson. He died on October 12, 1955 in Jersey City, New ...
As a pioneer in physical culture & fitness and as publisher of books & periodicals which promoted healthful diet and the fitness life style, Mr. Macfadden was posthumously inducted into the National Fitness Hall of Fame, in the initial & founding Class of 2005.
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Self-styled physical culture expert and occasional film producer of the early 20th Century.
Producer
Title
Year
Status
Character
The Men Women Love
1926
producer
The Virgin Wife
1926
producer
The Truth About Men
1926
producer
Wives at Auction
1926
producer
Things Wives Tell
1926
producer
Broken Homes
1926
producer
False Pride
1925
producer
The Wrongdoers
1925
producer
Baseball and Bloomers
1919
Short producer
Director
Title
Year
Status
Character
Baseball and Bloomers
1919
Short as B. MacFadden
Zongar
1918
Writer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Zongar
1918
scenario
Miscellaneous
Title
Year
Status
Character
Zongar
1918
presenter
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
What's My Line?
1951
TV Series
Himself - Mystery Guest
Building Up the Health of a Nation #5
1916
Documentary short
Himself (as Bernard MacFadden)
Building Up the Health of a Nation #4
1916
Documentary short
Himself (as Bernard MacFadden)
Building Up the Health of a Nation #3
1916
Documentary short
Himself (as Bernard MacFadden)
Building Up the Health of a Nation #2
1916
Documentary short
Himself (as Bernard MacFadden)
Building Up the Health of a Nation #1
1916
Documentary short
Himself (as Bernard MacFadden)
Known for movies
Building Up the Health of a Nation #1 (1916) as Himself
Building Up the Health of a Nation #2 (1916) as Himself
Building Up the Health of a Nation #3 (1916) as Himself
Building Up the Health of a Nation #5 (1916) as Himself
$1 Million