WELCOME TO... The Official Website of Stanley Livingston
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Stanley Livingston
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Welcome to the Official Website of Actor, Producer, Director Stanley Livingston
STANLEY LIVINGSTON, can boast a career of sixty-eight years in the entertainment industry - including a phenomenal twelve-year run as "CHIP DOUGLAS" on one of television's most popular and durable series, "MY THREE SONS". In this website you can explore Mr. Livingston's 65 years in the Entertainment Industry.
My Three Sons
MY THREE SONS is television's second-longest running situation comedy and has been broadcast continuously for over 62 years! The Emmy Nominated and Golden Globe Winning show debuted in 1960 and ran through 1972 on ABC-TV and CBS-TV in Prime Time Broadcast Television. A total of 12 Seasons and 380 Episodes were produced. "MY THREE SONS" currently airs daily on the ME-TV NETWORK.
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AFTER SHOW DINNER PARTY
Jon Provost, Laurie Jacobson, Stanley Livingston.,
John Eimann, Laurie Ackerman, Jeannie Russell
Christopher Riordan & Stanley Livingston
Donelle Dadigan
JOSE ITURBI FOUNDATION EVENT & CONCERT AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL - August 16, 2022
The Jose Iturbi Foundation Celebrates with a Dinner and Presentation at the Hollywood Bowl - followed by a magnificent Rachmaninoff Concert with famed pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii.
Stanley Livingston & George Chakiris.
The Hollywood Bowl Rachmaninoff Concert
Rachmaninoff Concert - Pianist: Nobuyuki Tsujii
THE HOLLYWOOD MUSEUM - July 27, 2022
The Hollywood Museum is thrilled to announce the VIP opening night celebration of its newest exhibit, "OUR GANG", on Wednesday July 27, 2022. The VIP Gala on Wednesday, July 27th will offer a sneak peak of the exhibit that celebrates the iconic series of comedy film shorts.
"OUR GANG" comedy film shorts were first presented in movie theaters in 1922, and continued through 1944. Writers on the series of film shorts included Frank Capra, Walter Lantz, Leo McCarey and Hal Roach himself.
"OUR GANG" comedy film shorts were first presented in movie theaters in 1922, and continued through 1944. Writers on the series of film shorts included Frank Capra, Walter Lantz, Leo McCarey and Hal Roach himself.
