Editing Fabian Forte (section)

==Filmography==
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*''[[Hound-Dog Man]]'' (1959) – Clint McKinney
*''[[High Time (film)|High Time]]'' (1960) – Gil Sparrow
*''[[North to Alaska]]'' (1960) – Billy Pratt
*''[[Love in a Goldfish Bowl]]'' (1961) – Giuseppe La Barba
*''[[Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation]]'' (1962) – Joe Carmody
*''[[Five Weeks in a Balloon (film)|Five Weeks in a Balloon]]'' (1962) – Jacques
*''[[The Longest Day (film)|The Longest Day]]'' (1962) – U.S. Army Ranger
*''[[Ride the Wild Surf]]'' (1964) – Jody Wallis
*''[[Dear Brigitte]]'' (1965) – Kenneth 'Kenny' Taylor
*''[[Ten Little Indians (1965 film)|Ten Little Indians]]'' (1965) – Mike Raven
*''[[Fireball 500]]'' (1966) – Sonny Leander
*''[[Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs]]'' (1966) – Bill Dexter
*''[[Thunder Alley (1967 film)|Thunder Alley]]'' (1967) – Tommy Callahan
*''[[Maryjane (film)|Maryjane]]'' (1968) – Phil Blake
*''[[The Wild Racers]]'' (1968) – Joe Joe Quillico
*''[[The Devil's 8]]'' (1969) – Sonny
*''[[A Bullet for Pretty Boy]]'' (1970) – Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy' Floyd
*''[[The Hard Ride]]'' (1971) – Police officer (uncredited)
*''[[Soul Hustler]]'' (1976) – Matthew Crowe 
*''[[Little Laura and Big John]]'' (1973) – John
*''[[Getting Married (TV movie)|Getting Married]]'' (aired 17 May 1978 TV movie) – Wayne Spanka
*''[[Katie: Portrait of a Centrefold]]'' (aired 23 October 1978 TV movie) – Emcee
*''[[Disco Fever (film)|Disco Fever]]'' (1978) – Richie Desmond
*''[[Crisis in Mid-Air]]'' (aired 13 February 1979 TV movie) – Billy Coleman
*''[[Kiss Daddy Goodbye]]'' (1981) – Deputy Blanchard
*''[[American Pop]]'' (1981) 
*''[[Get Crazy]]'' (1983) – Marv 
*''[[Runaway Daughters (1994 film)|Runaway Daughters]]'' (aired 12 August 1994 TV movie) – Mr. Rusoff
*''[[Up Close and Personal (film)|Up Close & Personal]]'' (1996)<ref>[http://www.fabianforte.net/movies.htm Fabian's Movies]. Fabianforte.net. Retrieved on 2015-05-29.</ref> – Himself
*''[[Mr. Rock 'n' Roll: The Alan Freed Story]]'' (aired 31 October 1999)
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===Television===
*''[[Bus Stop (TV series)|Bus Stop]]'' – 2 December 1961 – episode "[[A Lion Walks Among Us]]"
*''[[The Gertrude Berg Show]]'' – 8 February 1962 – episode "Peace Corps"
*''[[The Dick Powell Show]]'' – 9 October 1962 – episode "[[Run Till It's Dark]]" with [[Tuesday Weld]] 
*''[[The Virginian (TV series)|The Virginian]]'' – 23 January 1963 – episode "Say Goodbye to All That" – with [[Lee J. Cobb]]
*''[[Wagon Train]]'' – 16 September 1963 – episode "Molly Kincaid Story" w/Barbara Stanwyck, Carolyn Jones
*''[[The Greatest Show on Earth (TV series)|The Greatest Show on Earth]]'' – 29 October 1963 – "Uncaged"
*''[[The Eleventh Hour (1962 TV series)|The Eleventh Hour]]'' – 22 January 1964 – episode "You're So Smart, Why Can't You Be Good?" – with [[Fay Wray]]
*''[[The Virginian (TV series)|The Virginian]]'' – 6 January 1965 – episode "Two Men Named Laredo"
*''[[Daniel Boone (1964 TV series)]]'' – 9 December 1965 – Season 2 Episode 12 "The First Beau" – David Ellis with [[Veronica Cartwright]]
*''The Virginian'' – 2 October 1966 – "The Outcast" 
*''[[The Rat Patrol]]'' – 30 January 1967 – "The B Negative Raid"
*''[[Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre]]'' (1967) – episode "Wipeout"
*''[[The F.B.I. (TV series)|The F.B.I.]]'' – 3 January 1971 – episode "Unknown Victim" – with [[Tom Skerritt]]<ref>{{cite news| title=3 Sign for 'Victim' Episode of The FBI| newspaper=Los Angeles Times| date=November 3, 1970| page=F 12}}</ref>
*''[[Love, American Style]]'' – 23 February 1973 – episode "Love and the Crisis Line/Love and the Happy Family/Love and the Vertical Romance" – with [[Ed Begley Jr.]]
*''[[Laverne & Shirley]]'' – 22 November 1977 – episode "Laverne and Shirley Meet Fabian"
*''[[The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries]]'' – 26 February 1978 – episode "Mystery on the Avalanche Express" – with [[Deborah Walley]]
*''[[Fantasy Island]]'' (1980) – episode "PlayGirl/Smith's Valhalla" – with [[Leslie Nielsen]]<ref>{{cite news| title=Guest List for 'Fantasy Island'| newspaper=Los Angeles Times| date=January 7, 1980| page=E 18}}</ref>
*''[[The Love Boat]]'' – 20 February 1982 – episode "New York, A.C./Live It Up/All's Fair in Love and War" – with [[Edd Byrnes]], [[Jill St. John]], [[Bobby Sherman]] and [[Annette Funicello]]
*''New Love, American Style'' – 3 January 1986 – "Love and the Girl of My Dreams"
*''[[The Facts of Life (TV series)|The Facts of Life]]'' – 21 February 1987 – "62 Pick Up"
*''[[Rags to Riches (TV series)|Rags to Riches]]'' – 5 April 1987 – episode "Business is Business"
*''[[Amen (TV series)|Amen]]'' – 30 March 1991 – episode "Deak Scam"
*''The Wild West'' – 22 March 1993 – documentary (Fabian co-executive produced)
*''[[Blossom (American TV series)|Blossom]]'' – 14 & 21 February 1994 "Beach Blanket Blossom"
*''[[Murphy Brown]]'' – 6 April 1998 – episode "Opus One" with [[Chubby Checker]] and [[Lesley Gore]]

===Television variety===
*''[[American Bandstand]]'' – 19 June 1958 – sang "I'm in Love"
*''American Bandstand'' – 20 June 1958 – sang "I'm in Love" again
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 28 June 1958 – sang "I'm in Love" – with [[Paul Anka]]
*''American Bandstand'' – 30 June 1958 – did not sing
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 13 September 1958 – sang "Lilly Lou"
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 6 December 1958 – sang "I'm a Man"
*''American Bandstand'' – 12 December 1958 – sang "I'm a Man"
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 17 January 1959 – sang "I'm a Man" and "Hypnotised"
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 7 March 1959 – sang "Turn Me Loose" and "Stop Thief!"
*''American Bandstand'' – 12 March 1959 – sang "Turn Me Loose"
*''[[The Perry Como Show]]'' – 4 April 1959 – sang "Turn Me Loose"
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 18 April 1959 – sang "Turn Me Loose" and "Hold Me in Your Arms"
*''[[The Ed Sullivan Show]]'' – 24 May 1959
*''The Ed Sullivan Show'' – 21 June 1959
*''[[This Is Your Life (American franchise)|This Is Your Life]]'' – Dick Clark – 24 June 1959
*''American Bandstand'' 2nd Anniversary Show – 5 August 1959 – makes congratulatory phone call
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 22 August 1959 – sang "Got the Feeling" and "Come On and Get Me"
*''[[The Red Skelton Show]]'' – "Freddie and Fabian" – 11 November 1959 – sang "This Friendly World"
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 14 November 1959 – sang "Hound Dog Man"
*''[[What's My Line?]]'' – 15 November 1959 – as the mystery guest
*"Startime" ''The Dean Martin Variety House'' – 12 January 1960 – sings "I Love the Love" (with Martin) and "All of Me"
*''[[The Red Skelton Show]]'' – 2 February 1960 – appears in a sketch and sings "About This Thing Called Love"
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 12 March 1960 – sings "String Along" and "About This Thing Called Love"
*''The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show'' – 27 August 1960 – sings "King of Love" and "Tomorrow"
*''[[The Perry Como Show]]'' – 5 October 1960 – sings "Rambling Wreck from Georgia Tech", "Buckle Down Winsocki Buckle Down", "Saturday Afternoon Before The Game" (with Frankie Avalon and Como), "Long Before"
*''American Bandstand'' – 16 December 1960 – sang "Kissin' and Twistin'" and "Long Before"
*''[[Candid Camera]]'' – 1961 – goes to Hackensack High School in Hackensack, New Jersey where he is introduced to a female student to see their reaction
*''[[Here's Hollywood]]'' – 3 August 1961 – guest on talk show
*''The New March of Dimes: The Scene Stealers'' – 2 January 1962 – guest star on charity revue
*''American Bandstand'' – 30 November 1962
*''[[Pantomime Quiz]]'' – 26 August 1963 – Julie London v Fabian
*''[[Fractured Flickers]]'' – 1963 – special guest
*''American Bandstand'' – 8 August 1964 – sang "Cream Puff"
*''American Bandstand'' – 22 August 1964
*''[[Hollywood Squares]]'' – 1–5 May 1967
*''Hollywood Squares'' – 25–29 September 1967
*''[[Tattletales]]'' – 1974: one week/5 episodes with first wife Katie
*''Good Old Days'' – 11 October 1977 – with Dick Clark and Frankie Avalon
*''Rock and Rollers'' – 1978
*''Sorority '62'' – 1978
*''Hollywood Squares'' – 1979
*''Rock and Roll: The Early Days'' – 1984
*''Good Time Rock 'n' Roll'' – 1985
*''Hollywood Squares'' – 6–10 April 1987
*''Hollywood Squares'' – 14–18 March 1989
*''Let's Rock Tonight'' – 1989
*''Lost in the '50s'' – 6 October 1989
*''Remember'' – 29 June 1991 – PBS
*''Hollywood Rocks the Movies: The Early Years (1955–70)'' – 2 July 2000 (documentary)
*''At the Drive In'' – 28 November 2003 (host)

===Theatre===
*''John Loves Mary'' (1962)
*''Love is a Time of Day'' (1971) – Windmill Dinner Theatre<ref>{{cite news|title=Fabian's New Fling|first=Rena M. |last=Pederson|newspaper= The Washington Post and Times-Herald |date=September 6, 1971|page=B 5}}</ref>
*''Grease'' (1998) – touring theater productions<ref>{{cite news|title=Grease; Philly's fabled Fabian remains pretty slick after all these years; Fabian File|first=Liz|last= Nicholls|newspaper= Edmonton Journal|date=November 5, 1998|page=C 1}}</ref>

===Unmade projects===
*''The Beardless Warriors'' (1960) – for 20th Century Fox based on the novel by [[Richard Matheson]]<ref name="warriors">{{cite news|title=Fabian Wins New Contract at 20th: Another Rooney Heard From; Lasky Daughter Sells Script|author=Scheuer, Philip K.|work=Los Angeles Times|date=November 24, 1960|page=C 15}}</ref>
*''A Summer World'' (1961) – for 20th Century Fox with [[Dolores Hart]] and [[Bradford Dillman]] about a high school student who falls for an older woman ([[Suzy Parker]]), based on a script by Howard Koch from the novel by Richard Dougherty – directed by Franklin J. Shaeffner<ref>{{cite news|title="Looking at Hollywood: Brad Dillman to Co-Star with Fabian"|author=Hopper, Hedda| newspaper=Chicago Daily Tribune|date=July 3, 1961|page=a3}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|title=Fabian Will Team With Dolores Hart: Bridges 'Joins' Peace Corps; Donald Buka Living Anomaly|author=Scheuer, Philip K.|work=Los Angeles Times|date=March 30, 1961|page=A 11}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|title=TV Ace With 20th; Vallee Goes Legit: Movies for Children Listed; Debbie May Play Ruth Roland|author=Scheuer, Philip K.|work=Los Angeles Times|date=May 12, 1961|page=A 11}}</ref> – allegedly postponed when Dillman refused to appear next to Fabian<ref>{{cite magazine| first=Eunice| last=Field| url=https://archive.org/details/radiotvmi00ma/page/n333?q=fabian+marcucci| magazine=Radio TV Mirror| page=25,77–78| title=If You Think Fabian is Only Kidding| date=March 1962}}</ref>
*''[[Take Her, She's Mine]]'' (1963) – Fabian was originally announced for the male lead<ref>{{cite news| title=Sandra Dee to Co-Star with Stewart, Fabian| author=Hopper, Hedda| work=Chicago Tribune| date=February 25, 1963| page=A 4}}</ref>
*''Robin Hood Jones'' (1965) – for AIP<ref name="betty"/>
*''Custer's Last Stand'' (1965) – an often-postponed film for Fox where Fabian was to play an Indian scout<ref name=setnextyear/><ref>{{cite news|title=Fabian Likes to Know What's Cookin'|author=Zylstra, Freida|work=Chicago Tribune|date=December 29, 1964|page=B 7}}</ref>
*a migrant farm labourer in a biopic written by [[Alex Grasshoff]], who had previously made a documentary about him for [[David L. Wolper]] – this was a passion project for Fabian who spent weeks researching the film (circa 1967)<ref>{{cite news|title=Fabian an Ex-Singing Idol Learning the Actor's Art: FABIAN|author=Thomas, Kevin|work=Los Angeles Times|date=December 4, 1967|page=C 1}}</ref>
*''[[The Oblong Box (film)|The Oblong Box]]'' (1969) – Fabian originally was announced as [[Vincent Price]]'s co star
*''Bury an Angel'' (1970), film made by Burwalt Productions starring Robert Fuller and [[Sherry Bain]]<ref>{{cite news|title=O'Neal to Produce, Direct|author=Martin, Betty|work=Los Angeles Times|date=May 29, 1970|page=G 13}}</ref>
*''Golden Boy'' (1972) – produced by David Roseman and William Lieberman under the direction of Herbert Hantman from a screenplay by Lory Patrick &ndash; also starring Paul Micale and Jacqueline Bosordi<ref>{{cite news|title=Movie Call Sheet: 'Outside In' &ndash; First Project for Robbins"|work=Los Angeles Times|date=July 3, 1972|page=F 9}}</ref> – also known as ''Murder Can Be Fatal''<ref>{{cite news|title=Movie Call Sheet: Kitty Winn Set for 'Exorcist'|author=Murphy, Mary|work=Los Angeles Times|date=August 5, 1972|page=B 8}}</ref>
*Fabian was also reportedly considered for roles in ''[[West Side Story (1961 film)|West Side Story]]'' (1961) and ''[[The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone]]''.<ref>[http://crawleyscastingcalls.com/index.php/component/actors/index.php?option=com_actors&Itemid=56&id=986&lettre=F All the Actors in Tony Crawley's Casting Calls]. Crawleyscastingcalls.com. Retrieved on 2015-05-29.</ref>