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 George Nader
Birthday: October 19, 1921
Birth
Place: Pasadena, California, USA
Height: 6' 1"
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| Biography
Born in Pasadena, California, George Nader became interested in acting while still in school and appeared in several productions at the Pasadena Playhouse. This led to several small parts in movies before earning the lead role in the infamous 3D thriller Robot Monster (1953). The movie was bad but profitable, and Nader soon had a contract with Universal Pictures. Unfortunately, the studio already had on its roster such good-looking and athletic actors as Rock Hudson, Tony Curtis and Jeff Chandler, so Nader often found himself being cast in their leftovers, usually playing parts that emphasized his "beefcake" appeal (at 6'1" and 180 pounds, Nader had the kind of physique fan magazines drooled over, and unlike many of his colleagues, he didn't shave his chest)/ However, he did enjoy a few good years in the mid-1950s, turning in a very good performance in Away All Boats (1956) before his career began to decline. He tried his hand at three TV series and then relocated to Europe, where he enjoyed a modest revival in the late 1960s starring as "Jerry Cotton" in a series of West German films.
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Nakia |
(1974) | | [ Robert Forster ] |
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Beyond Atlantis |
(1973) | | [ Sid Haig ] |
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Todesschüsse am Broadway |
(1969) |
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Tod im roten Jaguar, Der |
(1968) |
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Radhapura - Endstation der Verdammten |
(1968) |
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Dynamit in grüner Seide |
(1968) |
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Casa de las mil muñecas, La |
(1967) | | [ Vincent Price ] |
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The Million Eyes of Sumuru |
(1967) | | [ Klaus Kinski ] |
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Mörderclub von Brooklyn, Der |
(1967) |
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Rechnung - eiskalt serviert, Die |
(1966) |
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Um Null Uhr schnappt die Falle zu |
(1966) |
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Mordnacht in Manhattan |
(1965) |
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Misión Lisboa |
(1965) |
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Schüsse aus dem Geigenkasten |
(1965) |
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The Human Duplicators |
(1965) | | [ Richard Kiel ] |
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Zigzag |
(1963) |
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Colpo segreto di d'Artagnan, Il |
(1962) |
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Self Defense |
(1961) |
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Nowhere to Go |
(1958) |
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Flood Tide |
(1958) | | [ Troy Donahue ] |
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The Female Animal |
(1958) |
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Appointment with a Shadow |
(1957) | | [ Brian Keith ] |
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Joe Butterfly |
(1957) | | [ Burgess Meredith ][ Keenan Wynn ] |
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Man Afraid |
(1957) | | [ Troy Donahue ] |
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Four Girls in Town |
(1957) |
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The Unguarded Moment |
(1956) | | [ John Saxon ][ Jack Albertson ] |
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Away All Boats |
(1956) | | [ Clint Eastwood ][ Dabbs Greer ][ Lex Barker ][ Keith Andes ] |
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Congo Crossing |
(1956) | | [ Peter Lorre ] |
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The Glass Web |
(1956) |
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Lady Godiva of Coventry |
(1955) | | [ Clint Eastwood ][ Maureen O'Hara ] |
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The Second Greatest Sex |
(1955) | | [ Keith Andes ] |
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Six Bridges to Cross |
(1955) | | [ Tony Curtis ][ Sal Mineo ] |
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Oh, My Aching Heart |
(1954) |
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The Enchanted Schoolteacher |
(1954) |
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The Clara Schumann Story |
(1954) |
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Four Guns to the Border |
(1954) | | [ Walter Brennan ] |
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Moonlight School |
(1954) | | [ Lon Chaney Jr. ] |
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Carnival Story |
(1954) | | [ Robert Urich ] |
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Account Closed |
(1954) |
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Miss Robin Crusoe |
(1954) |
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An Angel Went AWOL |
(1954) |
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Hotel Irritant |
(1953) |
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Sins of Jezebel |
(1953) |
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Robot Monster |
(1953) |
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Down Among the Sheltering Palms |
(1953) | | [ Lee Marvin ] |
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Phone Call from a Stranger |
(1952) | | [ Keenan Wynn ] |
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Monsoon |
(1952) |
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Overland Telegraph |
(1951) |
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Two Tickets to Broadway |
(1951) |
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The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel |
(1951) | | [ James Mason ] |
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Take Care of My Little Girl |
(1951) | | [ Jeffrey Hunter ] |
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The Prowler |
(1951) | | [ Robert Urich ] |
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Rustlers on Horseback |
(1950) |
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The Golden Ball |
(1950) |
Trivia
- Abandoned acting career to avoid scandal over romantic relationship with Rock Hudson.
- Uncle of Michael Nader
- Nader's longtime companion, Mark Miller, was Rock Hudson's personal secretary for nearly 13 years.
- Retired completely from acting in 1974 after sustaining an eye injury and developing glaucoma.
- In their early film prime (1950s), he and fellow "beefcake" star Rock Hudson helped cover for each other in protecting their "straight" image in Hollywood.
- Despite the fact Nader's career was more or less sabotaged by Universal and sacrificed to the tabloids in order to save Rock's much more lucrative reputation, Hudson and Nader remained life-long friends. Nader was named one of the beneficiaries of Hudson's M estate when the star died of AIDS in 1985.
- After Nader was finished in films, he turned to writing. His 1978 novel "Chrome" broke major ground in that it was the first sci-fi thriller to have a homosexual theme (gay robots!).
- A longtime Palm Springs resident, Nader is survived by Mark Miller and three cousins. Following a private service, Nader was cremated and his ashes scattered at sea.
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