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Michael Crawford, CBE, eigentlich Michael Patrick Dumble-Smith, zählt zu den bekanntesten britischen Musical-Schauspielern und Sängern. wurde er auf Platz 17 der Greatest Britons gewählt. Internationale Berühmtheit erlangte er durch seine. Michael Crawford, CBE, eigentlich Michael Patrick Dumble-Smith, (* Januar in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England) zählt zu den bekanntesten britischen. Michael Hewson Crawford FBA (* 7. Dezember in Twickenham) ist ein britischer Althistoriker und Numismatiker. Er ist der Verfasser des Standardwerkes. Im Michael Crawford-Shop bei surf2go.eu finden Sie alles von Michael Crawford (CDs, MP3, Vinyl, etc.) sowie weitere Produkte von und mit Michael Crawford. Michael Crawford. Gefällt Mal · 28 Personen sprechen darüber. Welcome to the only official Facebook Page authorized and sanctioned by Michael. Perfekte Michael Crawford Stock-Fotos und -Bilder sowie aktuelle Editorial-Aufnahmen von Getty Images. Download hochwertiger Bilder, die man nirgendwo. Michael Crawford ➤ ehemaliger Fußballspieler aus St. Kitts und Nevis ➤ Zentrales Mittelfeld ➤ zuletzt bei Stratford Town FC ➤ * in Birmingham.
This was his first leading man role on the West End stage and helped to cement his career as both a singer and showman.
The part was demanding, requiring proficiency in both song and dance, and in preparation for the role, Crawford began taking both more seriously, studying singing under the tutelage of vocal coach Ian Adam and spending hours perfecting his dancing capabilities with choreographer Onna White.
Billy gave the many fans of Crawford's portrayal of Frank Spencer an opportunity to see him in a broadly similar role on the stage, and was a considerable hit West End performances.
After the closing of Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em , Crawford continued to perform in plays and musicals, starring in Flowers for Algernon in the role of Charley Gordon, based on the book of the same title.
The show did not go over well with his fans: the popularity of Crawford's portrayal of Frank Spencer, and the similar Billy Fisher character, had left him somewhat typecast , to the extent that they could not accept his very different role as Dave Finn.
Crawford abandoned the show during its first series and returned to theatre work. On their television show, critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert featured the film in their round-up of the year's worst films pointing out the less-than-special effects such as the visible harness and cable used to suspend Condorman in the air and the obvious bluescreen effect.
The film performed poorly at the box office but years later gained a cult following among Disney fans. He trained at the Big Apple Circus School in New York City to prepare for the ambitious stunts, learning to walk the tight-rope, juggle and slide down a rope from the rafters of the theatre.
After further training for the second opening of Barnum , he was awarded a British Amateur Gymnastics Association badge and certificate as a qualified coach.
Barnum opened on 11 June at the London Palladium , where it ran for performances. Crawford and Deborah Grant headed the cast.
It was well-received, becoming a favourite of Margaret Thatcher as well as the Queen Mother. After the initial production of the show, he worked extensively with Torvill and Dean , and can be seen rinkside with them as they received their "perfect six" marks in the world championships for their 'Barnum' routine.
In this production, with a new cast, though still headed by Crawford, was recorded for television and broadcast by the BBC. Crawford's Barnum is one of the longest runs by a leading actor.
In , at the final preview of Starlight Express , Crawford happened to run into the show's creator, Andrew Lloyd Webber. Lloyd Webber had met Crawford socially several times and remembered him from his work in Flowers for Algernon.
He informed Crawford that he was working on a new project based on a Gaston Leroux novel and wanted to know whether he was interested.
Crawford said he was, but the show was still in the early planning stages, and nothing had been decided.
Several months passed, during which Lloyd Webber had already created a pitch video featuring his then-wife Sarah Brightman as the female lead Christine, and British rocker Steve Harley as the Phantom, singing the title song in the manner of a contemporary new wave video.
Crawford was turned off by that, supposing the songwriter had chosen to do a "rock opera"-inspired spectacle in lieu of a more traditional operatic musical.
Since casting Harley, however, Lloyd Webber had also begun to regret his artistic choices. As production continued on the show, the bulk of the score was revealing itself to be far more classical and operatic, entirely unsuited to Harley's rough, contemporary voice.
Wanting instead a performer with a more classic, melodic voice, as described in the original book, he began yet another search for the perfect actor to play his Phantom.
Crawford's landing of the role was due in large part to the coincidence that Sarah Brightman had taken lessons with the same vocal coach as Crawford.
She and her husband had arrived early for her lesson, and it was while waiting that they chanced to hear Crawford practising the aria Care Selve , from the opera Atalanta by Handel.
Intrigued, Lloyd Webber asked Ian Adam who his student was. Soon after, Crawford was called in for an audition and was hired virtually on the spot.
Many critics were sceptical; Crawford was still largely pigeonholed as the hapless Frank Spencer, and questions were asked about Crawford's ability to manage such a vocally and dramatically demanding role.
In , he began his performance in London at Her Majesty's Theatre , continuing on to Broadway in , and then Los Angeles in Bush in Washington, D.
At the gala, Crawford was presented with a birthday cake it was his 47th birthday. On 29 April , after three and a half years and over 1, performances later, Crawford left the show.
He admits to having been saddened at his departure, and, during the final Lair scene, altered the Phantom's line to "Christine I loved you At the request of Liz Kirschner, wife of film producer David Kirschner , he obtained the role of Cornelius in 20th Century Fox 's animated film Once Upon a Forest , which was produced by her husband.
During his voice over sessions, Michael stated that he had a terrible time singing one of the musical numbers called "Please Wake Up". This was because he had to struggle not to cry when this was being completed, as the scenario was that his character Cornelius was singing to a child who was on the verge of death.
The film was released in cinemas over the summer of Early into the run, Crawford suffered an accident during a performance which involved him sliding from a wire hanger from the back of the theatre all the way to the stage and then jumping down 12 feet 3.
In the late s, Michael began a long-term relationship with Natasha MacAller, an American dancer and chef.
Crawford had a short comeback to Broadway as the Count von Krolock in the short-lived musical Dance of the Vampires — However, he was forced to leave the show three months later because of ill health caused by dehydration resulting from the enormous fat-suit he wore during the performance.
He spent several months recuperating and was thus unable to reprise the role on Broadway. In , in the television poll Greatest Britons , he was voted the Greatest living Briton, and the seventeenth overall.
He moved to New Zealand, both to be near his daughter and her family in Australia [24] and to convalesce from his illness. In , Crawford attended the Gala Performance of the stage version of The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre to celebrate the show's becoming the longest-running musical in Broadway history surpassing the run of Cats.
He was delighted with it, stating this was the first time he had been an audience member of any of the shows he had done.
Crawford spoke of his own memories of the first performance 24 years ago, and was then presented, along with Lloyd Webber, with a special cake to commemorate the landmark achievement.
From 14 February, Russell Grant took over the role. On 2 October Crawford made a special appearance during the finale of The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall — a fully staged production of the musical at the famous London venue — marking 25 years since the show received its world premiere.
Although reunited with Sarah Brightman, he did no real singing as he had just finished performing in a matinee of The Wizard of Oz at the London Palladium.
Since the late s, Crawford has affiliated himself with various charities, particularly for the good of children.
Michael Crawford. For other people named Michael Crawford, see Michael Crawford disambiguation. Salisbury , Wilts, England. Gabrielle Lewis.
The Wizard of Oz Retrieved 28 March Archived from the original on 23 September Retrieved 12 May London: Faber and Faber.
CS1 maint: extra text: authors list link : p. Parcel Arrived Safely, Tied with String. Retrieved 6 April BBC News. Retrieved 2 September Retrieved 7 December Archived from the original on 21 February Wanting instead a performer with a more classic, melodic voice, as described in the original book, he began yet another search for the perfect actor to play his Phantom.
Crawford's landing of the role was due in large part to the coincidence that Sarah Brightman had taken lessons with the same vocal coach as Crawford.
She and her husband had arrived early for her lesson, and it was while waiting that they chanced to hear Crawford practising the aria Care Selve , from the opera Atalanta by Handel.
Intrigued, Lloyd Webber asked Ian Adam who his student was. Soon after, Crawford was called in for an audition and was hired virtually on the spot.
Many critics were sceptical; Crawford was still largely pigeonholed as the hapless Frank Spencer, and questions were asked about Crawford's ability to manage such a vocally and dramatically demanding role.
In , he began his performance in London at Her Majesty's Theatre , continuing on to Broadway in , and then Los Angeles in Bush in Washington, D.
At the gala, Crawford was presented with a birthday cake it was his 47th birthday. On 29 April , after three and a half years and over 1, performances later, Crawford left the show.
He admits to having been saddened at his departure, and, during the final Lair scene, altered the Phantom's line to "Christine I loved you At the request of Liz Kirschner, wife of film producer David Kirschner , he obtained the role of Cornelius in 20th Century Fox 's animated film Once Upon a Forest , which was produced by her husband.
During his voice over sessions, Michael stated that he had a terrible time singing one of the musical numbers called "Please Wake Up". This was because he had to struggle not to cry when this was being completed, as the scenario was that his character Cornelius was singing to a child who was on the verge of death.
The film was released in cinemas over the summer of Early into the run, Crawford suffered an accident during a performance which involved him sliding from a wire hanger from the back of the theatre all the way to the stage and then jumping down 12 feet 3.
In the late s, Michael began a long-term relationship with Natasha MacAller, an American dancer and chef. Crawford had a short comeback to Broadway as the Count von Krolock in the short-lived musical Dance of the Vampires — However, he was forced to leave the show three months later because of ill health caused by dehydration resulting from the enormous fat-suit he wore during the performance.
He spent several months recuperating and was thus unable to reprise the role on Broadway. In , in the television poll Greatest Britons , he was voted the Greatest living Briton, and the seventeenth overall.
He moved to New Zealand, both to be near his daughter and her family in Australia [24] and to convalesce from his illness. In , Crawford attended the Gala Performance of the stage version of The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre to celebrate the show's becoming the longest-running musical in Broadway history surpassing the run of Cats.
He was delighted with it, stating this was the first time he had been an audience member of any of the shows he had done. Crawford spoke of his own memories of the first performance 24 years ago, and was then presented, along with Lloyd Webber, with a special cake to commemorate the landmark achievement.
From 14 February, Russell Grant took over the role. On 2 October Crawford made a special appearance during the finale of The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall — a fully staged production of the musical at the famous London venue — marking 25 years since the show received its world premiere.
Although reunited with Sarah Brightman, he did no real singing as he had just finished performing in a matinee of The Wizard of Oz at the London Palladium.
Since the late s, Crawford has affiliated himself with various charities, particularly for the good of children. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
For other people named Michael Crawford, see Michael Crawford disambiguation. Salisbury , Wilts, England. Gabrielle Lewis. The Wizard of Oz Retrieved 28 March Archived from the original on 23 September Retrieved 12 May London: Faber and Faber.
CS1 maint: extra text: authors list link : p. Parcel Arrived Safely, Tied with String. Retrieved 6 April BBC News. Retrieved 2 September Retrieved 7 December Archived from the original on 21 February Archived from the original on 6 February Retrieved 2 February Los Angeles Times.
Sunday Mercury. Retrieved 8 May Archived from the original on 10 March Retrieved 3 April Retrieved 8 April Retrieved 29 October The Daily Telegraph.
Retrieved 24 September London Theatre Direct. Retrieved 5 February Archived from the original on 13 November Retrieved 12 September Internet Archive.
Archived from the original on 4 December Retrieved 19 July The London Gazette Supplement. Australian Chart Book — illustrated ed.
St Ives, N. Australia's Music Charts — pdf ed. Retrieved 26 September Official Charts Company. Retrieved 27 September Awards for Michael Crawford.
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The Point of No Return-Sarah Brightman and Michael Crawford London: Faber and Faber. After performing in Alice's Adventures in Wonderlandand with offers of work greatly reduced and much of his salary from Hello, Dolly! Retrieved In Der Falle July No Sex Please, We're British. Archived from the original on 13 November Hans Joachim Wagner in Sydney in While working in the show, he was noticed by Gene Kelly and was called to Hollywood to audition for him for a part in Eva Kryll film adaptation of the musical Hello, Dolly! St Ives, N.Lloyd Webber had met Crawford socially several times and remembered him from his work in Flowers for Algernon. He informed Crawford that he was working on a new project based on a Gaston Leroux novel and wanted to know whether he was interested.
Crawford said he was, but the show was still in the early planning stages, and nothing had been decided. Several months passed, during which Lloyd Webber had already created a pitch video featuring his then-wife Sarah Brightman as the female lead Christine, and British rocker Steve Harley as the Phantom, singing the title song in the manner of a contemporary new wave video.
Crawford was turned off by that, supposing the songwriter had chosen to do a "rock opera"-inspired spectacle in lieu of a more traditional operatic musical.
Since casting Harley, however, Lloyd Webber had also begun to regret his artistic choices. As production continued on the show, the bulk of the score was revealing itself to be far more classical and operatic, entirely unsuited to Harley's rough, contemporary voice.
Wanting instead a performer with a more classic, melodic voice, as described in the original book, he began yet another search for the perfect actor to play his Phantom.
Crawford's landing of the role was due in large part to the coincidence that Sarah Brightman had taken lessons with the same vocal coach as Crawford.
She and her husband had arrived early for her lesson, and it was while waiting that they chanced to hear Crawford practising the aria Care Selve , from the opera Atalanta by Handel.
Intrigued, Lloyd Webber asked Ian Adam who his student was. Soon after, Crawford was called in for an audition and was hired virtually on the spot.
Many critics were sceptical; Crawford was still largely pigeonholed as the hapless Frank Spencer, and questions were asked about Crawford's ability to manage such a vocally and dramatically demanding role.
In , he began his performance in London at Her Majesty's Theatre , continuing on to Broadway in , and then Los Angeles in Bush in Washington, D.
At the gala, Crawford was presented with a birthday cake it was his 47th birthday. On 29 April , after three and a half years and over 1, performances later, Crawford left the show.
He admits to having been saddened at his departure, and, during the final Lair scene, altered the Phantom's line to "Christine I loved you At the request of Liz Kirschner, wife of film producer David Kirschner , he obtained the role of Cornelius in 20th Century Fox 's animated film Once Upon a Forest , which was produced by her husband.
During his voice over sessions, Michael stated that he had a terrible time singing one of the musical numbers called "Please Wake Up".
This was because he had to struggle not to cry when this was being completed, as the scenario was that his character Cornelius was singing to a child who was on the verge of death.
The film was released in cinemas over the summer of Early into the run, Crawford suffered an accident during a performance which involved him sliding from a wire hanger from the back of the theatre all the way to the stage and then jumping down 12 feet 3.
In the late s, Michael began a long-term relationship with Natasha MacAller, an American dancer and chef. Crawford had a short comeback to Broadway as the Count von Krolock in the short-lived musical Dance of the Vampires — However, he was forced to leave the show three months later because of ill health caused by dehydration resulting from the enormous fat-suit he wore during the performance.
He spent several months recuperating and was thus unable to reprise the role on Broadway. In , in the television poll Greatest Britons , he was voted the Greatest living Briton, and the seventeenth overall.
He moved to New Zealand, both to be near his daughter and her family in Australia [24] and to convalesce from his illness. In , Crawford attended the Gala Performance of the stage version of The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre to celebrate the show's becoming the longest-running musical in Broadway history surpassing the run of Cats.
He was delighted with it, stating this was the first time he had been an audience member of any of the shows he had done. Crawford spoke of his own memories of the first performance 24 years ago, and was then presented, along with Lloyd Webber, with a special cake to commemorate the landmark achievement.
From 14 February, Russell Grant took over the role. On 2 October Crawford made a special appearance during the finale of The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall — a fully staged production of the musical at the famous London venue — marking 25 years since the show received its world premiere.
Although reunited with Sarah Brightman, he did no real singing as he had just finished performing in a matinee of The Wizard of Oz at the London Palladium.
Since the late s, Crawford has affiliated himself with various charities, particularly for the good of children. Michael Crawford. For other people named Michael Crawford, see Michael Crawford disambiguation.
Salisbury , Wilts, England. Gabrielle Lewis. The Wizard of Oz Retrieved 28 March Archived from the original on 23 September Retrieved 12 May London: Faber and Faber.
CS1 maint: extra text: authors list link : p. Parcel Arrived Safely, Tied with String. Retrieved 6 April BBC News. Retrieved 2 September Retrieved 7 December Archived from the original on 21 February Archived from the original on 6 February Retrieved 2 February Los Angeles Times.
Sunday Mercury. Retrieved 8 May Archived from the original on 10 March Retrieved 3 April Retrieved 8 April Retrieved 29 October The Daily Telegraph.
Retrieved 24 September London Theatre Direct. Retrieved 5 February Archived from the original on 13 November Retrieved 12 September Internet Archive.
Archived from the original on 4 December Cast alongside him was actress Michele Dotrice in the role of Frank's long-suffering wife, Betty, and the series premiered in Initially, only two series were produced, from to , while the show's creators felt that it should stop while at its peak.
There was a brief hiatus until popular demand saw it revived for a final series in The immense popularity that followed the sitcom was due perhaps to the unusual amount of physical comedy involved.
Crawford said he had always been a fan of comedians such as Charlie Chaplin , Buster Keaton and Laurel and Hardy , as well as the great sight gags employed in the days of silent film, and saw Some Mothers as the ideal opportunity to use such humour himself.
He performed all of his own stunts during the show's run, and never used a double. This was his first leading man role on the West End stage and helped to cement his career as both a singer and showman.
The part was demanding, requiring proficiency in both song and dance, and in preparation for the role, Crawford began taking both more seriously, studying singing under the tutelage of vocal coach Ian Adam and spending hours perfecting his dancing capabilities with choreographer Onna White.
Billy gave the many fans of Crawford's portrayal of Frank Spencer an opportunity to see him in a broadly similar role on the stage, and was a considerable hit West End performances.
After the closing of Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em , Crawford continued to perform in plays and musicals, starring in Flowers for Algernon in the role of Charley Gordon, based on the book of the same title.
The show did not go over well with his fans: the popularity of Crawford's portrayal of Frank Spencer, and the similar Billy Fisher character, had left him somewhat typecast , to the extent that they could not accept his very different role as Dave Finn.
Crawford abandoned the show during its first series and returned to theatre work. On their television show, critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert featured the film in their round-up of the year's worst films pointing out the less-than-special effects such as the visible harness and cable used to suspend Condorman in the air and the obvious bluescreen effect.
The film performed poorly at the box office but years later gained a cult following among Disney fans.
He trained at the Big Apple Circus School in New York City to prepare for the ambitious stunts, learning to walk the tight-rope, juggle and slide down a rope from the rafters of the theatre.
After further training for the second opening of Barnum , he was awarded a British Amateur Gymnastics Association badge and certificate as a qualified coach.
Barnum opened on 11 June at the London Palladium , where it ran for performances. Crawford and Deborah Grant headed the cast.
It was well-received, becoming a favourite of Margaret Thatcher as well as the Queen Mother. After the initial production of the show, he worked extensively with Torvill and Dean , and can be seen rinkside with them as they received their "perfect six" marks in the world championships for their 'Barnum' routine.
In this production, with a new cast, though still headed by Crawford, was recorded for television and broadcast by the BBC.
Crawford's Barnum is one of the longest runs by a leading actor. In , at the final preview of Starlight Express , Crawford happened to run into the show's creator, Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Lloyd Webber had met Crawford socially several times and remembered him from his work in Flowers for Algernon. He informed Crawford that he was working on a new project based on a Gaston Leroux novel and wanted to know whether he was interested.
Crawford said he was, but the show was still in the early planning stages, and nothing had been decided. Several months passed, during which Lloyd Webber had already created a pitch video featuring his then-wife Sarah Brightman as the female lead Christine, and British rocker Steve Harley as the Phantom, singing the title song in the manner of a contemporary new wave video.
Crawford was turned off by that, supposing the songwriter had chosen to do a "rock opera"-inspired spectacle in lieu of a more traditional operatic musical.
Since casting Harley, however, Lloyd Webber had also begun to regret his artistic choices. As production continued on the show, the bulk of the score was revealing itself to be far more classical and operatic, entirely unsuited to Harley's rough, contemporary voice.
Wanting instead a performer with a more classic, melodic voice, as described in the original book, he began yet another search for the perfect actor to play his Phantom.
Crawford's landing of the role was due in large part to the coincidence that Sarah Brightman had taken lessons with the same vocal coach as Crawford.
She and her husband had arrived early for her lesson, and it was while waiting that they chanced to hear Crawford practising the aria Care Selve , from the opera Atalanta by Handel.
Intrigued, Lloyd Webber asked Ian Adam who his student was. Soon after, Crawford was called in for an audition and was hired virtually on the spot.
Many critics were sceptical; Crawford was still largely pigeonholed as the hapless Frank Spencer, and questions were asked about Crawford's ability to manage such a vocally and dramatically demanding role.
In , he began his performance in London at Her Majesty's Theatre , continuing on to Broadway in , and then Los Angeles in Bush in Washington, D.
At the gala, Crawford was presented with a birthday cake it was his 47th birthday. On 29 April , after three and a half years and over 1, performances later, Crawford left the show.
He admits to having been saddened at his departure, and, during the final Lair scene, altered the Phantom's line to "Christine I loved you At the request of Liz Kirschner, wife of film producer David Kirschner , he obtained the role of Cornelius in 20th Century Fox 's animated film Once Upon a Forest , which was produced by her husband.
During his voice over sessions, Michael stated that he had a terrible time singing one of the musical numbers called "Please Wake Up". This was because he had to struggle not to cry when this was being completed, as the scenario was that his character Cornelius was singing to a child who was on the verge of death.
The film was released in cinemas over the summer of Early into the run, Crawford suffered an accident during a performance which involved him sliding from a wire hanger from the back of the theatre all the way to the stage and then jumping down 12 feet 3.
In the late s, Michael began a long-term relationship with Natasha MacAller, an American dancer and chef. Crawford had a short comeback to Broadway as the Count von Krolock in the short-lived musical Dance of the Vampires — However, he was forced to leave the show three months later because of ill health caused by dehydration resulting from the enormous fat-suit he wore during the performance.
He spent several months recuperating and was thus unable to reprise the role on Broadway. In , in the television poll Greatest Britons , he was voted the Greatest living Briton, and the seventeenth overall.
He moved to New Zealand, both to be near his daughter and her family in Australia [24] and to convalesce from his illness.
In , Crawford attended the Gala Performance of the stage version of The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre to celebrate the show's becoming the longest-running musical in Broadway history surpassing the run of Cats.
He was delighted with it, stating this was the first time he had been an audience member of any of the shows he had done.
Crawford spoke of his own memories of the first performance 24 years ago, and was then presented, along with Lloyd Webber, with a special cake to commemorate the landmark achievement.
From 14 February, Russell Grant took over the role. On 2 October Crawford made a special appearance during the finale of The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall — a fully staged production of the musical at the famous London venue — marking 25 years since the show received its world premiere.
Although reunited with Sarah Brightman, he did no real singing as he had just finished performing in a matinee of The Wizard of Oz at the London Palladium.
Since the late s, Crawford has affiliated himself with various charities, particularly for the good of children. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
For other people named Michael Crawford, see Michael Crawford disambiguation. Salisbury , Wilts, England. Gabrielle Lewis. The Wizard of Oz Retrieved 28 March Archived from the original on 23 September Retrieved 12 May London: Faber and Faber.
CS1 maint: extra text: authors list link : p. Parcel Arrived Safely, Tied with String. Retrieved 6 April BBC News. Retrieved 2 September
Harry Potter Und Kammer Des Schreckens Stream ist sie eine der bestverdienenden Schauspielerinnen der Welt. Danach begann für ihn die Serien-Karriere. Beispiel-Anwendung: Google-Analytics. Michael Crawford begann seine Schauspielkarriere Kinox Probleme Siebenjähriger. Erstveröffentlichung: mit Sarah Brightman. Michael Crawford bei cinema. US 2 Wo. Dieser Artikel beschäftigt sich mit dem britischen Schauspieler, für den britischen Historiker siehe Michael Crawford Historiker. Erstveröffentlichung: mit Barbra Streisand.Michael Crawford - Steckbrief
Danach lief es für sie gut weiter. Oktober trat er in der Royal Albert Hall im Finale zum jährigen Jubiläum von Das Phantom der Oper , bei der er allerdings nicht sang [1] , auf. Dieser Artikel beschäftigt sich mit dem britischen Schauspieler, für den britischen Historiker siehe Michael Crawford Historiker. Nach "Gilmore Girls" kamen
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