Perry Como

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Characters played by Perry Como

Allen Clark — If I'm Lucky (1946)

Allen is a composer and aspiring singer who approaches Earl's band to sell a song, then joins as a vocalist. Persuaded by Wally to accept a political candidacy for exposure, he unknowingly signs appointments for Dwyer's cronies and later faces blackmail. He denounces the political machine, wins Linda back, and learns he can serve as governor while continuing to sing on the radio.

Eddie Lorrison Anders — Words and Music (1948)

Eddie Lorrison Anders is portrayed by Perry Como, who appears at the memorial benefit held to honor Lorenz Hart. Gene Kelly introduces him, and he sings “With a Song in My Heart” as part of the tribute. His appearance provides the story’s closing public commemoration of Hart after Hart’s death.

Sergeant Laddie Green — Something for the Boys (1944)

One of the servicemen who arrives at Magnolia Manor with Fulton. The synopsis identifies him as part of Fulton's group, whose married members hope to rent rooms in the manor for their wives. The soldiers help the Hart cousins restore the house, but the synopsis gives no further individual actions for Laddie.

Career Overview

Perry Como has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Signature works include Perry Como's Christmas in San Antonio, Perry Como's Christmas in New York, Perry Como's Easter in Guadalajara. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
29
Birth Date
1912-05-18
Birth Place
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, USA

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