Charles B. Fitzsimons

Charles B. Fitzsimons was born on May 08, 1924 in Ireland. Charles B. Fitzsimons's big-screen debut came with I Was a Male War Bride directed by Howard Hawks in 1949, strarring Lt. Kelly (scenes deleted). Charles B. Fitzsimons is known for The Last Hurrah directed by John Ford, Spencer Tracy stars as Frank Skeffington and Jeffrey Hunter as Adam Caulfield. The most recent award Charles B. Fitzsimons achieved is PGA Awards. The upcoming new movie Charles B. Fitzsimons plays is Police Story: The Freeway Killings which will be released on May 03, 1987.

Charles Fitzsimmons, in addition to being a producer and actor, was a longtime officer and Secretary of the Producers Guild of America. He was also the brother of actress Maureen O'Hara, as well as her manager. In addition to appearing in classic John Ford films such as L'homme tranquille (1952) and La dernière fanfare (1958), Fitzsimmons became a prominent television producer in later years. He is the father of Charles F. FitzSimons.