![]() Avg.User Rating: Rate this person: Actor Born: 1925 in Philadelphia, PA Death: January 29, 2003 in Woodland Hills, CA Biography:Long before there was an ""Anthony Eisley"", a darkly handsome young man named Fred Eisley could be seen as John Clinton on the 1953 "Ezio Pinza" TV vehicle Bonino. Eisley retained his given name while appearing as Johnny Cassiano in the Jack Webb-produced TVer "Pete Kelly's Blue" (1959), and was still Fred Eisley for his inaugural film appearances in "The Young Philadelphians" (1959) and "The Wasp Woman" (1960). He wasn't rechristened Anthony Eisley until September of 1959, when he was cast as private detective Tracy Steele on the Warner Bros. cop series Hawaiian Eye; he remained in this role until 1962, when he was replaced by "Troy Donahue". Whatever fame he had achieved via Hawaiian Eye faded the moment he left the series, though he continued making supporting appearances in films ranging from "Samuel Fuller"'s "The Naked Kiss" (1964) to the redoubtable "Al Adamson"'s "Dracula vs.... Full Biography
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