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Eddie Fisher

Multiple ⭐ ⭐
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Actor / Singer


1950s through the 1980s
  • He was in about 10 Movies and TV Shows and made about 20 Record Albums!
  • He hosted the Eddie Fisher Show in the late 50s!
  • He was married to Debbie Reynolds! Carrie Fisher was their daughter!
  • He was married to Elizabeth Taylor!

He wrote a book in 1981

He wrote a book in 1999
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Updated: August 2026
Posted: January 2026

EDDIE FISHER

AKA


  • Edwin Jack Fisher

WALK OF FAME
Eddie Fisher has more than one star!

TELEVISION STAR

Hollywood Walk of Fame Star EDDIE FISHER

Eddie Fisher


Television Category Star
  • Ceremony was on February 8, 1960

Television Star for Eddie Fisher


RECORDING STAR

Hollywood Walk of Fame Star EDDIE FISHER

Eddie Fisher


Recording Category Star
  • Ceremony was on February 8, 1960

Recording Star for Eddie Fisher


SOME EDDIE FISHER TITLES

CAST MEMBER
1956

Bundle of Joy


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Amoeba Music Greatest Hits Album Cover

Vinyl Amoeba Music Greatest Hits
1962

Greatest Hits


At the height of his record career, in the middle Fifties, Eddie Fisher had twenty-one big hits in a row - at that time an unheard of achievement. These were single records, which sold in the neighborhood of three-quarter of a million to well over a million each. He was forever on top of the "most played by disc jockeys" charts; he had his own high-rated NBC network television show; and, wherever he went, he drew huge masses of frenzied fans. His total audience in these peak years had to be numbered in the many millions: ten million, fifteen million, twenty million is probably not too high. Eddie Fisher was one of those few in entertainment history who achieved that stature known as "idol."

The reason for this phenomenal appeal was certainly not what is called a magnetic or driving personality, for Eddie, even then, was a shy kid with a habit in a first-name business of calling everybody "Mister." The appeal was in the incredible lyric sweetness of his baritone voice. Eddie didn't "swing," didn't push to sell a song; he simply threw back his head, swung his arms wide, and belted out a ballad. Anytime, I'm Walking Behind You, Wish You Were Here, Oh! My Pa-Pa, I Need You Now, all glittered on the wall of his Manhattan Hampshire House apartment as gold record plaques denoting million-sellers.

They are all here in this remarkable collection, telling the story of the plain, nice kid from downtown Philadelphia who started out huckstering fruit and vegetables on his father's wagon and wound up one of the phenomenal greats of the entertainment world.
Bernie Miller

Side 1

  • Anytime
  • Oh! My Pa-Pa
  • Heart
  • Trust in Me
  • Lady of Spain
  • I'm Walking Behind You

Side 2
  • Tell Me Why
  • I'm Yours
  • I Need You Now
  • Wish You Were Here
  • Thinking of You
  • Fanny



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