Fred Durst
Fred was born and raised in Gastonia, North Carolina. He moved to Jacksonville in his late teens and served time in the US Navy. Fred later married at age 20 and had a daughter name Adriana Durst. The marriage was turbulent - after one altercation, Durst spent a month behind bars.
Fred Easton
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Fred Ehrsam
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Fred Ehrsam Sr.
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Fred Epaud
Fred Epaud is an actor, known for J'accuse (2019), 13 Tzameti (2005) and Merlin (2012).
Fred Epstein
Fred Epstein is known for American Scumbags (2016), Dante's Shadow of Sin (2021) and The Acid Sorcerer (2017).
Fred Eshelman
Fred Eshelman is known for Meet the Donors: Does Money Talk? (2016).
Fred Espinoza
Fred Espinoza is known for The Miller Prediction (2016) and Lone Wolf (2020).
Fred Ewanuick
Fred Ewanuick was born on June 23, 1971 in Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada. He is an actor and producer, known for Just Friends (2005), Corner Gas (2004) and Corner Gas: The Movie (2014).
Fred F. Sears
A graduate of Boston College, Fred F. Sears got his show-business start in regional theater, where he was an actor, director and producer. He started "little theater" groups and was a drama instructor at Southwestern University when Columbia Pictures hired him as a dialogue director. He also worked in front of the cameras, mostly as a sidekick in the studio's low-budget westerns. He made the leap to director on the studio's "Durango Kid" series of westerns starring Charles Starrett. He spent his entire career at Columbia and was a favorite of quickie producer Sam Katzman because he knew how to bring in films on time and under budget. Those were two major considerations for a low-buck producer like Katzman, who released through Columbia, and for him Sears made juvenile-delinquent crime films, rock musicals, action thrillers and sci-fi "epics". His best film is generally considered to be the sci-fi classic Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (1956), which--in addition to containing spectacular special effects by the legendary Ray Harryhausen--is a well-paced, tightly made effort without the chintzy, rushed look so common in much of Sears' output. It's somewhat ironic that a sci-fi picture is also considered to be Sears' worst--The Giant Claw (1957), a clunky mishmash with hilariously awful special effects (the "giant claw" turns out to be a spectacularly inept marionette that looks like a mutant turkey and sounds like a crow choking to death). Fred Sears died of a heart attack on November 30, 1957, at the young age of 44. His last five films were released after his death.