Tom Hansen(1925-2006)

Tom Hansen was born on 11 September 1925 in Modesto, California, USA. He was an actor, known for The Fabulous Fordies (1972), The CBS Newcomers (1971) and Skidoo (1968). He died on 27 April 2006 in Fallbrook, California, USA.

TV Special

TV Series

4.7

8.4

TV Series

The George Burns Special
6.1
TV Special
- choreographer
- 1976
Don Rickles: Alive and Kicking
5.8
TV Special
- choreographer
- 1972
The Fabulous Fordies
TV Special
- choreographer
- 1972
The Magical World of Disney
8.4
TV Series
- choreographer: Jungle Book sequence
- 1971
The CBS Newcomers
TV Series
- choreographer
- 1971
The Tim Conway Comedy Hour
7.0
TV Series
- choreographer
- choreographer: musical numbers
- 1970
The Red Skelton Hour
8.1
TV Series
- choreography
- choreographer
- 1957–1970
Skidoo
4.7
- choreographer
- 1968
The Hollywood Palace
8.1
TV Series
- choreography
- choreographer
- 1965–1966
The Milton Berle Spectacular
8.1
TV Movie
- choreographer
- 1962
A Touch of Magic
4.3
Short
- choreographer (as Thomas Hansen)
- 1961
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
8.0
TV Series
- choreographer
- 1961
Frank Sinatra's Welcome Home Party for Elvis Presley
7.5
TV Special
- choreographer
- 1960
The Bing Crosby Show
TV Series
- choreographer
- 1959–1960
The Frank Sinatra Timex Show: To the Ladies
8.2
TV Special
- choreographer
- 1960

Alternative name
- Thomas Hansen
Born
- September 11, 1925
- Modesto, California, USA
Died
- April 27, 2006
- Fallbrook, California, USA(prostate cancer)
Other works
He choreographed the musical revue, "Show Business," at the Hanna Theatre in Cleveland, Ohio with Carol Channing, Les Quat Jeudis, and Wally Griffin in the cast. Charles Gaynor was wrote the music, lyrics and sketches. Glenn Holse was set designer. Miles White was costume designer. Robert Hunter was music director. Charles Gaynor was director. Charles Lowe was producer.

Trivia
The choreographer and performer of such early musical TV shows as "Your Hit Parade", he worked with Dinah Shore and Red Skelton over the years (winning an Emmy nom for his choreographer for Skelton), and produced JFK's Inaugural gala in Washington D.C. in 1961, as well as the night club acts of Jim Nabors, Shirley Jones, Juliet Prowse and Steve Allen.