Timeline Barry Fitzgerald

Irish actor from Dublin's Abbey Theatre who won an Oscar for Going My Way.

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1888 Barry Fitzgerald born in Dublin Barry Fitzgerald is born in Dublin.
1924 Barry Fitzgerald in Juno and the Paycock He plays Captain Boyle in the premiere of Sean O'Casey's play.
1926 Barry Fitzgerald in The Plough and the Stars He plays Fluther Good in the play's riotous premiere.
1929 Barry Fitzgerald becomes a full-time actor He leaves his civil service job.
1930 Barry Fitzgerald in Hitchcock's Juno and the Paycock He appears in the film version.
1936 Barry Fitzgerald in The Plough and the Stars film John Ford brings him to Hollywood.
1938 Barry Fitzgerald in Bringing Up Baby He plays the gardener in the screwball comedy.
1940 Barry Fitzgerald in The Long Voyage Home He appears in John Ford's sea drama.
1941 Barry Fitzgerald in How Green Was My Valley He appears in John Ford's Oscar-winning film.
1944 Barry Fitzgerald in Going My Way He wins the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, having been nominated for both acting awards for the same role.
1945 Barry Fitzgerald in And Then There Were None He stars in the Agatha Christie adaptation.
1948 Barry Fitzgerald in The Naked City He plays Lieutenant Muldoon.
1952 Barry Fitzgerald in The Quiet Man He plays Michaeleen Flynn.
1959 Barry Fitzgerald returns to Dublin He retires to Ireland.
1961 Barry Fitzgerald dies in Dublin Barry Fitzgerald dies aged 72.