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Red Buttons

Birth Name:
Aaron Chwatt
Birth Place:
New York City, New York, United States
Profession
Actor, Soundtrack, Writer
Red Buttons
  • Won the Academy Award for one of his few dramatic roles, 1957's "Sayonara", featuring Marlon Brando
  • Started working as a comedian as a teenager and caught a break while working on the Borscht Belt when the Master of Ceremonies at the Irving Hotel fell ill and he begged for the chance to replace him
  • Best known for numerous guest appearances on television variety shows including his own short-lived series, "The Red Buttons Show" which premiered in 1952 and later "The Double Life of Henry Phyfe" in 1966
  • Made his Broadway debut in 1942, while continuing to perform in night clubs throughout New York City, before being drafted into the Air Force during WWII
  • Earned his nickname while working as a bellhop as a teenager, as his uniform had several giant buttons that matched his red hair
  • Formed a comedy duo with friend and future actor Robert Alda as a teenager
  • 1958Oscar - Best Actor in a Supporting Role:Winner
  • 1958Golden Globe - Best Supporting Actor:Winner
  • 1958Golden Laurel - Top Male Supporting Performance:Winner
  • 1959BAFTA Film Award - Most Promising Newcomer to Film:Nominated
  • 1959Golden Laurel - Top Male Supporting Performance:Nominated
  • 1966Golden Globe - Best Supporting Actor:Nominated
  • 1970Golden Globe - Best Supporting Actor:Nominated
  • 1978Saturn Award - Best Supporting Actor:Nominated
  • 2005Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series:Nominated
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