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Ebsen, Christian Rudolph Jr. (Buddy)
1908 - Born on the 2nd of April in Belleville, Illinois, United States of America.
1918 - His family moved to Palm Beach Country, Florida, United States of America.
1920 - His family was relocated to Orlando,Florida,United States of America.
1926 - He graduated from Orlando High School.
- He attended the University of Florida in Gainesville,Florida.
1927 - He attended to Rollins Collage in Winter Park,Florida.
1928 - He forced to college because of family financial problems.
- He left Orlando to try his luck as a dancer.
1936 - He were approached by Metro Goldwyn Mayer for a screen test,
- He moved to Hollywood, and made their film debut in Broadway Melody.
1938 - He appeared in an opera "The Girl in Golden West".
1939 - He was cast in the role of "The Scarecrow" in the classic movie The Wizard of Oaz.
- He return to Broadway, where he starred.
1941 - He served as a lieutenant in the United states Coast Guard.
1961 - He had a notable film role as a country veterinarian "Doc Golightly" in the film Breakfast at Tiffany's.
1973 - He starred in a TV detective series Barnaby Jones.
1994 - He go on to appeared in an episode of the revival of Burke's Law
1999 - He made his final acting appearance.
2003 - He died on the 6th of July.
1918 - His family moved to Palm Beach Country, Florida, United States of America.
1920 - His family was relocated to Orlando,Florida,United States of America.
1926 - He graduated from Orlando High School.
- He attended the University of Florida in Gainesville,Florida.
1927 - He attended to Rollins Collage in Winter Park,Florida.
1928 - He forced to college because of family financial problems.
- He left Orlando to try his luck as a dancer.
1936 - He were approached by Metro Goldwyn Mayer for a screen test,
- He moved to Hollywood, and made their film debut in Broadway Melody.
1938 - He appeared in an opera "The Girl in Golden West".
1939 - He was cast in the role of "The Scarecrow" in the classic movie The Wizard of Oaz.
- He return to Broadway, where he starred.
1941 - He served as a lieutenant in the United states Coast Guard.
1961 - He had a notable film role as a country veterinarian "Doc Golightly" in the film Breakfast at Tiffany's.
1973 - He starred in a TV detective series Barnaby Jones.
1994 - He go on to appeared in an episode of the revival of Burke's Law
1999 - He made his final acting appearance.
2003 - He died on the 6th of July.
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