Wink Martindale
Game show host and producer
Born
December 4th, 1933
91 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A prominent game show host and producer, contributed significantly to American television with various shows spanning multiple decades. Gained national popularity as the host of 'Hollywood Squares' and 'The $10,000 Pyramid.' Also worked on 'Gambit' and produced numerous other game shows. Established a successful career through charisma and hosting skills.
Hosted 'Hollywood Squares'
Hosted 'The $10,000 Pyramid'
Produced various game shows
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