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David Heneker (1906–2001)

Trivia:

Was nominated for three Tony Awards: in1961, as one of the authors of the English book and lyrics for Best Musical nominee "Irma la Douce," and in 1965, as Best Composer and Lyricist and for music and lyrics of Best Musical nominee "Half a Sixpence."

Died:

(age 94) in Cardigan, Wales, UK

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Filmography

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2000 Two Family House (writer: "Where Are the Stars")
 
1967 Half a Sixpence (writer: "THE RACE", "THIS IS MY WORLD")
 
1966 I've Gotta Horse (writer: "I've Gotta Horse", "Stand By Me", "I Cried All Night", "I Like Animals", "Dressed Up For A Man", "Won't Somebody Tell Me Why", "Problems", "You've Got To Look Right For The Part", "Finale Medley")
 
1966 The Hollywood Palace (TV series)
Episode #3.19 (1966) (lyrics: "Dis-Donc" - uncredited)
 
1961 Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall (TV series)
Episode dated 26 April 1961 (1961) (lyrics: "Our Language of Love" - uncredited)
 
1959 Expresso Bongo (music: "Nausea", "The Shrine on the Second Floor", "I've Never Had It So Good", "Nothing Is For Nothing")
 
1951 Bikini Baby ("If I Painted A Picture")
 
1949 Maytime in Mayfair (writer: "Do I Love You?" - uncredited)
 
1934 Vagabond Violinist (writer: "Just Call Me Cherie" - uncredited)
 
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1966 BBC Play of the Month (TV series)
Make Me an Offer (1966)
 
1965 Bongo Boy (TV movie)
 
1958 Expresso Bongo (TV movie)
 
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1963 Irma la Douce (lyrics)
 
1960 The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll (songs composed by)
 
1958 Expresso Bongo (TV movie) (lyrics by)
 
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1957 Time Without Pity
Pianist
 
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Personal Details

Other Works:

(1969) His musical, "Charlie Girl", was performed at the Adelphi Theatre in London, England with Evelyn Laye, Gerry Marsden, Derek Nimmo and Ursula Smith in the cast. See more »

Alternate Names:

David Henneker
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Trivia:

Was nominated for three Tony Awards: in1961, as one of the authors of the English book and lyrics for Best Musical nominee "Irma la Douce," and in 1965, as Best Composer and Lyricist and for music and lyrics of Best Musical nominee "Half a Sixpence." See more »

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