This thread salutes entertainers who have enjoyed success in more than one
area of show business.

Steve Allen - comedian/actor/musician/composer/author
Ed Ames - singer/actor
Ann-Margret - actress/singer/dancer
Gene Barry - actor/dancer
Tony Bennett - singer/artist (painting)
Milton Berle - comedian/actor
Bill Bixby - actor/director
Ray Bolger - actor/dancer
George Burns - comedian/actor/country singer
Lynda Carter - actress/singer
Johnny Cash - country singer/composer/actor
David Cassidy - actor/singer
Jackie Cooper - actor/director
Bill Cosby - comedian/actor/producer/author
Bing Crosby - singer/actor
Sammy Davis, Jr. - singer/dancer/actor/impressionist
Micky Dolenz - actor/singer/drummer
Hilary Duff - actress/singer
Jimmy Durante - comedian/singer/actor
Buddy Ebsen - dancer/actor/artist (painting)
Barbara Eden - actress/singer
Dale Evans - actress/singer/author
Peter Falk - actor/artist (painting)
Victor French - actor/director
Annette Funicello - actress/singer/dancer
Jackie Gleason - comedian/actor
Robert Goulet - singer/actor
Lorne Greene - actor/singer
Andy Griffith - comedian/actor/singer
Fred Gwynne - actor/author/cartoonist
George Harrison - singer/guitarist/composer
David Hasselhoff - actor/singer
Bob Hope - comedian/actor/author
Ron Howard - actor/director
Kathy Ireland - model/actress
Michael Jackson - singer/dancer
Ann Jillian - actress/singer/dancer
Elton John - singer/composer
David Jones - actor/singer
Shirley Jones - actress/singer
Michael Landon - actor/director/writer/producer
John Lennon - singer/musician/composer
Jerry Lewis - comedian/actor/director
Hal Linden - actor/musician
Fred MacMurray - actor/saxophonist
Jock Mahoney - stuntman/actor
Penny Marshall - actress/director
Dean Martin - singer/actor
Paul McCartney - singer/musician/composer
Jim Nabors - actor/singer
Ozzie Nelson - band leader/actor
Ricky Nelson - actor/singer
Michael Nesmith - singer/musician/composer/actor
Marie Osmond - singer/dancer
Elvis Presley - singer/actor
Pernell Roberts - actor/singer
Kenny Rogers - singer/actor
Roy Rogers - singer/actor
John Schneider - actor/singer
Frank Sinatra - singer/actor
Red Skelton - comedian/artist (painting)
Ringo Starr - drummer/singer/actor/composer
Gale Storm - actress/singer
Peter Tork - musician/singer/actor/composer
Judy Tyler - singer/actress
Leslie Uggams - singer/actress
Dick Van Dyke - actor/singer/dancer
Clint Walker - actor/singer
Jack Webb - actor/producer
Anson Williams - actor/singer/director
Robin Williams - comedian/actor
Paul Winchell - ventriloquist/actor
Jonathan Winters - comedian/actor
Tom Wopat - actor/singer
Ed Wynn - comedian/actor
Alan Young - comedian/actor

Irene Ryan-actress/singer/comedian
Don Knotts-actor/comedian
Andy Griffith-actor/comedian
Jim Nabors-actor/singer/comedian

How are we supposed to add to that list? Everyone I thought of is there! :lol:

Oh...how about Paul Michael Glaser? Actor/Director. David Soul was an Actor/Singer.


And who knew the Duke boys sang? I didn't. lol

How are we supposed to add to that list? Everyone I thought of is there! :lol:

Oh...how about Paul Michael Glaser? Actor/Director. David Soul was an Actor/Singer.


And who knew the Duke boys sang? I didn't. lol

Yep, both John Schneider (Bo Duke) and Tom Wopat (Luke Duke) charted
several Top 40 hits on Billboard's country chart in the 1980s. John had
four No. 1 songs ("I've Been Around Enough to Know," "Country Girls," "What's
a Memory Like You Doing in a Love Like This," and "You're the Last Thing I
Need Tonight") and 13 hit songs altogether. Tom recorded seven songs, but
none of them made the top ten. In fact, only one made it as high as No. 16
("The Rock and Roll of Love"). Still, his credentials were good enough to win
Wopat a gig as host of TNN's PRIME TIME COUNTRY TV show in 1996. Oh,
I forgot to mention that Schneider is also a scriptwriter/director.

Woody Allen-writer/actor/comedian/filmmaker
Tina Fey-writer/actor