This is an original 1980s real photograph of ALLEN FAWCETT.

Signed in black marker to Larry Coleman.

SIZE: 8" x 10".

Allen Fawcett began his professional performance career in summer stock musicals at the age of sixteen. For the next 25 years, he acted in: 35 national commercials; 7 Broadway musicals, including above-the-title billing as "Joseph" in the original Broadway production of "Joseph and His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"; two soaps ("The Edge of Night" (1956) and "General Hospital" (1963) series regular); 2 CBS TV movies; and Dick Clark/MCA TV's lip-synch game show, "Puttin' On the Hits" (1984), which Allen wrote and hosted for 4 years. In 1986, Allen moved behind the camera to co-author the highly acclaimed book, "Kid Biz: (How To Help Your Child Succeed In Show Business)", published by Warner Books. Actors' Equity Association called "Kid Biz" "the most responsible book ever written on the subject".

In 1991, Amblin Entertainment, Universal Studios, and the Fox Network hired Allen to be their on-set acting coach on several of their series. In 1993, Allen opened a sound stage in Studio City specializing in shooting and editing affordable network quality reels for actors. Casting directors who have viewed Allen's reels, including Peter Greene (Hollywood Pictures), John A. Aiello ("NYPD Blue" (1993)) and 'Richard Delancy' ("Unsolved Mysteries" (1987)), consider them to be "a completely acceptable way for actors to get their best work on tape to help advance their careers". In addition, Allen provides the only reel showcases in LA where actors have their reels screened and critiqued by casting directors, agents, and managers. In November of 1994, Allen executive produced on his sound stage a half-hour sit-com pilot titled "Office Hours". The pilot was written by playwright Garry Michael Kluger, author of the Samuel French best-seller "Original Audition Scenes For Actors".

MISC: ACTOR ARRESTED AS SPY-- Allen Fawcett Tells How His American Language Freed Him in France. A vivid description of circumstances surrounding his arrest as a spy in a small town in France is given by Allen Fawcett, the actor, in a recent issue of the weekly publication of the McDonogh School, in Maryland, which he attended.

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Excellent condition with no damage, creases, or tears.