Timeline Joe E. Brown

American comedian with a famously wide mouth, remembered for the last line of Some Like It Hot.

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1891 Joe E. Brown born in Holgate Joe E. Brown is born in Holgate.
1902 Joe E. Brown joins the circus At 10 he tours as an acrobat.
1920 Joe E. Brown in Jim Jam Jems He appears on Broadway.
1932 Joe E. Brown in Fireman, Save My Child He plays a baseball-playing fireman.
1935 Joe E. Brown in A Midsummer Night's Dream He plays Flute in Warner's Shakespeare film.
1942 Joe E. Brown tours for the troops He entertains troops across the world and receives the Bronze Star.
1951 Joe E. Brown in Show Boat He plays Cap'n Andy.
1956 Joe E. Brown in Around the World in 80 Days He makes a cameo.
1956 Joe E. Brown publishes Laughter Is a Wonderful Thing His autobiography is published.
1959 Joe E. Brown in Some Like It Hot He speaks the famous last line, Nobody's perfect.
1963 Joe E. Brown in It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World He makes a cameo.
1973 Joe E. Brown dies in Los Angeles Joe E. Brown dies aged 81.