Nick Castle

Nick Castle was born on Mar 21, 1910 in USA. Nick Castle's big-screen debut came with Artists and Models directed by Frank Tashlin in 1955, strarring Specialty Dancer (uncredited).

Choreographer, songwriter, composer and author, educated in public schools, then a vaudevillian in 1927, and a choreographer for film studios and night club acts from 1935. He also staged television shows. He joined ASCAP in 1951, and his chief songwriting collaborators included Sidney Clare, Jule Styne, Dudley Brooks, and Eddie Beal. His popular-song compositions include "Limpy Dimp", "Candy Store Blues", "Chula Chihuahua", "Relax", and "Ginger!".