Hal March Biography

Fast Facts

• Got his start after forming a comedy team with Bob Sweeney and performing on their radio show, "Sweeney & March," in the 1950s
• Made his screen acting debut in the film "Champion" in 1949
• Best known as an actor and comedian who was the host of the game show "The $64,000 Question․"
• After "The $64,000 Question" was cancelled, he guest starred in several sitcoms, including "Gidget," "The Lucy Show," and "Hey, Landlord․"
• Also appeared in a number of films, including "Hear Me Good" and "Send Me No Flowers․"
• Also worked as a director for television during the 1960s on the series "Camp Runamuck" and "F Troop․"
• Sang a version of "The $64,000 Question" theme song in 1956 titled "Love is the Sixty-Four Thousand Dollar Question․"