Who was Otto Preminger?

He was also an actor. He was one of the actors who played Mr. Freeze in the 1960’s tv show Batman.

I have always loved the film "Laura." And that beautiful theme music.

It looks like there are still 4% holdouts who refuse to pick film industry for a Ballino question!

He was a difficult man to work for. He was especially difficult for Thomas Tryon who had the starring role in The Cardinal.

Wow. Ballino has broadened her field from actor/actress to director now. Making good progress.

He was an actor as well. At least, he played one of the German guards in "Stalag 17", the film where William Holden won his Oscar.

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RCKCreatEnt, As many as 7 actors played Mr. Freeze on TV and in film. The first of the three Mr. Freezes to appear on the classic 1966 Batman TV series, George Sanders showed up rather early in the first season, appearing in the fourth set of two-parters (episodes 7 and 8). The second Mr. Freeze to appear on the 1966 Batman series, Preminger took over from George Sanders when the character returned in the second season and he wasted little time making the character his own. With his bright orange eyebrows and unique Freeze-collar, Otto Preminger’s interpretation of Mr. Freeze may just be the most eye-catching of them all, but it really must be said that he backs it all up with his performance. The third of the three Mr. Freeze interpretations to appear on the classic 1966 Batman TV series, Eli Wallach’s portrayal was equally as memorable as both of his predecessors. Though he wore the same outfit that Otto Preminger’s Freeze donned before him, he looked remarkably different. In 1992, Michael Ansara voiced Mr. Freeze in Batman: The Animated Series. In the 2004 animated series, The Batman, Mr. Freeze was voiced by Clancy Brown. Nathan Darrow played him on TV on the FOX network's Gotham. Arnold Schwarzenegger played him in the film Batman and Robin in '97.

s dockt, Same here. If you aren't sure when the question involves an act/actress then just look at who put out the question.

Even if you didn't know who Preminger was, I can't believe more than 4% thought a general, a genealogist, and an engraver would fit in the movies and TV category! SMH

I knew the name..

Rajnish Gautam, And it's author guarantees the response

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