Fred Rogers

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Fred Rogers was an American television host, producer, and Presbyterian minister best known for creating and hosting the long-running children's program "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood."

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Label Occurrences
Fred Rogers canonical 61
Mister Rogers 5
Fred McFeely Rogers 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Presbyterian minister
children's television presenter
human
television host
television producer
awardReceived Daytime Emmy Award for Lifetime Achievement
Peabody Award
Presidential Medal of Freedom
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
surface form: Television Hall of Fame induction
burialPlace Unity Cemetery, Latrobe, Pennsylvania, United States
causeOfDeath stomach cancer
child James Rogers
John Rogers
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
creatorOf Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
dateOfBirth 1928-03-20
dateOfDeath 2003-02-27
dateOfMarriage 1952-06-09
dateOfOrdination 1963
degree Bachelor of Music
educatedAt Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Rollins College
employer PBS
surface form: Public Broadcasting Service

WQED (TV) Pittsburgh
familyName Rogers
fieldOfStudy music composition
fullName Fred Rogers self-linksurface differs
surface form: Fred McFeely Rogers
genre children's television
givenName Fred
hasSignatureSong Won't You Be My Neighbor?
hasThemeSong Won't You Be My Neighbor?
surface form: It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
knownFor advocacy for children's emotional well-being
gentle and empathetic on-screen persona
testimony before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Communications in 1969
middleName McFeely
notableWork Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
numberOfChildren 2
occupation Presbyterian minister
composer
musician
television host
television producer
writer
ordainedBy Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterian Church (USA)
placeOfBirth Latrobe, Pennsylvania, United States
placeOfDeath Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
surface form: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
portrayedBy Tom Hanks
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
spouse Joanne Rogers
subjectOf A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Won't You Be My Neighbor?
surface form: Won't You Be My Neighbor? (2018 documentary)

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Picture Picture associatedWith Fred Rogers
Picture Picture introducedBy Fred Rogers
Marielle Heller mainSubject Fred Rogers
subject surface form: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Can You Say... Hero? subject Fred Rogers
Can You Say... Hero? describes Fred Rogers
this entity surface form: children's television host Fred Rogers
Lloyd Vogel; Tom Junod interviews Fred Rogers
subject surface form: Lloyd Vogel
Lloyd Vogel; Tom Junod wroteAbout Fred Rogers
subject surface form: Tom Junod
Lloyd Vogel; Tom Junod about Fred Rogers
subject surface form: Can You Say... Hero?
Lloyd Vogel; Tom Junod mainSubject Fred Rogers
subject surface form: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Noah Harpster basedOn Fred Rogers
Noah Harpster mainSubject Fred Rogers
subject surface form: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Mr. McFeely associatedWith Fred Rogers
Mr. McFeely seriesCreator Fred Rogers
Lloyd Vogel influencedBy Fred Rogers
Anne McCabe inspiredBy Fred Rogers
subject surface form: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Fred Rogers Productions namedAfter Fred Rogers
Fred Rogers Productions foundedBy Fred Rogers
Sara Joanne Byrd spouse Fred Rogers