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David Cassidy Wiki Biography

• David Bruce Cassidy was born into the world on 12 April 1950, in New York City, USA, of German-Irish (father) and Irish-Swiss (mother) plummet. 
• He has been a significant character in media outlets for over 40 years, likely actually most popular for featuring in the famous long-running TV melodic sitcom arrangement ‘The Partridge Family’ during the 70s. 
• So exactly how rich is David Cassidy? 
• Curiously, David’s net worth as of mid-2015 is actually officially zero ($0), as the star has as of late petitioned for financial protection with obligations extending to a few hundred thousand dollars. 
• Be that as it may, the court-requested offer of his manor in Florida, booked for September 2015, may see him back operating at a profit dark, albeit a dismal circumstance after right around 50 years in media outlets. 
• David Cassidy was naturally introduced to a group of entertainers, Evelyn Ward and Jack Cassidy. 
• The youth years he went through with the grandparents as his folks visited, however after his folks separated, Jack Cassidy wedded entertainer Shirley Jones, and as a teen, David grew up with three-stage siblings. 
• David Cassidy has likewise expanded his net worth showing up in component films as well, ‘Moment Karma’ coordinated by Roderick Taylor, ‘The Spirit of ’76’ coordinated by Lucas Reiner, ‘Popstar’ coordinated by Richard Gabai to give some examples. 
• Be that as it may, David has been especially effective showing up in melodic stage plays, which have included ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’, ‘EFX’, ‘The Rat Pack is Back’, and ‘At the Copa’, all of which added to his assets. 
• The self-portraying book ‘Could It Be Forever? 
• My Story’ was distributed in 2007, adding to Cassidy’s assets. 
• In 2011, Cassidy participated in a reality game show ‘The Celebrity Apprentice 4’, broadcast on NBC, with his girl Katie, even though they were disposed of ahead of schedule. 
• David’s net worth rose after he was depicted in a TV biopic ‘Please, Get Happy: The Partridge Family Story’, in the TV film ‘The David Cassidy Story’, and the novel composed by Allison Pearson ‘I Think I Love You’. 
• In his own life, David Cassidy has been hitched multiple times, first and foremost in 1977 to entertainer Kay Lenz; they separated in 1983. 
• Since 1991 David Cassidy has been hitched to Sue Shifrin, with whom he has a child. 
• David additionally has a girl from a relationship with Sherry Benedon. 
• Cassidy has plainly collected impressive net worth through his vocation as an entertainer and artist, anyway, issues with liquor and resulting recovery have clearly taken the gloss off what was an effective profession, to where lamentably his obligations may well exceed his resources. 
• IMDB Wikipedia ‘At the Copa’ ‘EFX’ ‘The Rat Pack is Back’ ‘David Cassidy: Man Under Cover’ ‘The Celebrity Apprentice 4’ ‘The F.B.I.’ 
• ‘The Fig Leaves Are Falling’ ‘The Police Story’ ‘The Spirit of ’76’ ‘The Survivors’ “Treasure trove” $5 million 1950 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m) Actor Actors Adam-12 Aggravated DUI Anthony E. Zuiker April 12 Beau Cassidy Beau Devin Cassidy Bell Records craftsmen Calif 

David Cassidy Quick Info

David Cassidy Trademarks

1. Played the roles that were members in a rock band
2. Deep gravelly voice
3. Frequently works with ‘Shirley Jones’ and/or her family

David Cassidy Quotes

• (Of Shirley Jones): It was great. She’s such a terrific role model for me. How she handled being the star of the show. Even though I emerged as the star of the show in some respects, I never assumed that role around her or our family or people who worked on the show. To me, she always set the tone and was always very willing to do and be a great role model. (She was) completely professional. Sweet and kind as can be. A lot of what she comes across as her television persona on that show really wasn’t far from who she was and is. Strong and yet kind. Talented and caring. I love her. She is my brothers’ mom and she was married to my father. She was a great help to me in my difficult relationship with my Dad and served as a great buffer. In the end, he found it more and more difficult to cope with my fame and success and he was very tortured by her fame and success, as well as mine, and that he had not achieved a higher level. I loved him and admired him but I just couldn’t find a way to have it be okay for him. It was a rough one for us. I forgive him for all of it. We are all flawed. Somehow or another, we all get through it. I worshipped him and loved him and I loved all of the things he gave me in my life as a human being.
• (Of his on- and off-screen professional relationship/friendship with Shirley Jones, who played Shirley Partridge): Shirley Jones is one of the best people I’ve ever known, and so talented, what a professional, was married to my dad, and she taught me really so much about how to deal with fame and success, because, she won an Academy Award, and was such a great influence on me, such a great role model for me on how to deal with fame and deal with the success because I was very young. She was 18 when she did Oklahoma! (1955), I was 19 when I did the pilot for The Partridge Family (1970), and 20, when I was doing the series, and I became very close friends with her. She still is to this day, to me, one of the greatest professionals, one of the most talented people, one of the best human beings I’ve ever known.
• (Who told about his real-life childhood that was absolutely from “Keith Partridge”): Oh, yeah. I grew up in Southern California in the 1960s. It was very different. I was an only child as opposed to having siblings. My brothers all lived with my step-mom. I am very close to them, but we were not raised in the same house. It was a very, I would say, turbulent, fantastic from a musical standpoint and a social standpoint, (time). The Beatles broke out when I was 13. I played in garage bands and rock and roll bands when I was in junior high and high school and saw some of the great talents of all time in the local area where I lived. They were not legends at the time, kind of hard to imagine. I went to school with the drummer of The Doors’ younger brother and we went and saw The Doors at The Whiskey. Buffalo Springfield played at my high school at an assembly. That kind of world.
• (On referring to young ladies who would push towards the stage to get closer to him): It scared a lot of people because there was so much hysteria surrounding my concerts, a lot of parents didn’t want their daughters to come to the shows thinking that they were going to get hurt. Thank God it’s not like that anymore. It’s fun and it’s a very high energy, but it’s not hysteria, thank God. People actually listen to the songs and it’s great.
• My father had a tremendous influence on me, and I think many children come from broken homes, esp. when they’re very early. My dad left when I was 3 1/2, and he left my mom and me. It was something to empower myself. I think all children, psychologically need to empower themselves, because they can’t put their arms around, what it is. I made it my fault, there’s something wrong with me, and it was spending time on the couch, and spending the time going through the process that I’m now the happiest ever been in my life, the most successful I’ve ever been in my life.
• (On Shirley Jones) I can’t ignore her. After all, she is the mother of my brothers.
• (On reuniting with his ex-The Partridge Family (1970), series’ star/real-life stepmother, Shirley Jones, who was asked to guest-star in Ruby & the Rockits (2009)): We paid her a lot of money. She is a wonderful actress. People forget she won an Academy Award. When I was young, she taught me a lot about how to deal with the pressure and the fame, because she became a star when she was 18. I was 19.

David Cassidy Important Facts

• Credits his stepmother, Shirley Jones, as his favorite acting mentor/best friend.
• Surrogate son of his real-life stepmother – Shirley Jones.
• Vowed not to tour the UK again in 2015 after his last tour made a profit of only £408.
• Lead vocalist and lead guitarist of The Partridge Family (1970).
• A lifelong Shirley Jones fan, he went to the movies to watch Oklahoma! (1955), with his family.
• Has known Shirley Jones since he was 6 years old and they’re still good friends.
• Revealed that he had a wonderful working relationship with Shirley Jones on The Partridge Family (1970).
• Once admitted he had a crush on Shirley Jones.
• Decided to quit The Partridge Family (1970), after the fourth season, because he was growing tired of playing the role and wanted to move on to other projects.
• His mother, Evelyn Ward, died on December 23, 2012, at age 89.
• Best friend of Danny Bonaduce.
• His father was of half Irish and half German ancestry. His mother was of mainly Colonial American (English) descent, with a smaller amount of Irish and Swiss-German roots.
• Co-host, with Erica Shaffer, of an infomercial for TimeLife’s “Billboard #1 Hits of the 70s” music collection. [2009]
• Before relocating to his present home in Las Vegas, NV, Cassidy & his family resided for several years in the Fairfield County town of Ridgefield, Connecticut. [January 2007]
• He, Sue, and Beau live in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. [January 2008]
• A longtime friend of Shirley Jones.
• Was a fan of Julie London’s music.
• His acting mentor was Shirley Jones, who was his former real-life stepmother.
• Ex-stepbrother-in-law of Ann Pennington and Janice Pennington.
• Uncle of Caitlin Cassidy and John Cassidy.
• Arrested in Florida on November 3, 2010, for DUI.
• Ranked #6 on Vh1’s 100 Greatest Teen Stars.
• Mentioned in the song “Jackie’s Strength” by Tori Amos.
• Best known by the public for his role as Keith Partridge on The Partridge Family (1970).
• He was a close friend of John Lennon, whom he greatly admired.
• His hit song “I Think I Love You” was featured and sung on the album “You and Me” by Declan Galbraith.
• Ranked #98 on VH1’s 100 Sexiest Artists.
• Claimed in his 1994 autobiography that he turned down an offer in the early ’70s to record an album of songs written by Lou Reed and produced by David Bowie (who wanted to experiment with his teenybopper image).
• Ranked #1 in TV Guide’s list of “TV’s 25 Greatest Teen Idols” (23 January 2005 issue).
• Made his Broadway debut in 1969 in the musical “The Fig Leaves Are Falling” at the same time his father Jack Cassidy and stepmother Shirley Jones opened on Broadway in “Maggie Flynn”. Both shows were notorious flops, the former closing after four performances.
• Out of the approximate $500 million that The Partridge Family (1970) made, he was initially paid $600 per week but commanded upwards of $50,000 per concert appearance. His renegotiated contract boosted his weekly salary to $6,000 per week plus some participation.
• At his peak, Cassidy was the world’s highest-paid live entertainer, and his official fan club was the largest in pop history – exceeding Elvis Presley and The Beatles.
• Allergic to garlic.
• 14-year-old fan Bernadette Whelan died of heart failure on 30 May 1974, from injuries sustained while attending a 26 May Cassidy show at London’s White City Stadium. 650 fans were injured in a crush. Cassidy was so affected that he quit both touring and The Partridge Family (1970).
• In an attempt to break from his Keith Partridge persona, he posed nude for Annie Leibovitz for a photo in the 11 May 1972 “Rolling Stone” magazine.
• Daughter Katie Cassidy is a singer who recently covered her father’s song “I Think I Love You.” She was featured in a VH1 five-part documentary series on the last forty years of teen music performers, Bubblegum Babylon (2002).
• Starred in the play “Time” in London with Laurence Olivier in 1987. It was Olivier’s final stage performance (although he was only seen via a previously filmed segment).
• Has a daughter, Katie Cassidy, a.k.a. Katherine Evelyn Benedon, born 25 November 1986, from a previous relationship.
• Former stepson of Shirley Jones. Former stepson of Elliot Silverstein.
• Older half-brother of Shaun Cassidy, Ryan Cassidy, and Patrick Cassidy.
• He appeared in the music video and sang in the choir on the song “Voices That Care.”
• Had an operation at age 11 on his left optical nerve which was wrapped around a blood vessel, sometimes resulting in a “lazy” eye when he’s over-tired, and had his gall bladder removed in 1972 after a concert in Wildwood, New Jersey.
• Son of actress Evelyn Ward and actor Jack Cassidy.
• David’s son, the Beau, with Sue Shifrin, was born in 1991.

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