His name was synonymous with entertainment in New Zealand. Dubbed Ol' Brown Eyes — Māoridom's version of Frank Sinatra — Howard Morrison's voice and charisma carried him through decades of success both here and abroad. From the Howard Morrison Quartet to time as a solo performer, Morrison's take on songs like 'How Great Thou Art' ensured his waiata an enduring place at the top of local playlists.
I remember as a young boy, growing up – we were always told to stand up and make a speech, stand up and sing a song, do this and do that ... when I look back, he was grooming us, training us for our journey. Actor Temuera Morrison, on his uncle Howard
2008 - 2011, Subject - Television
2008, Subject - Television
2008, Performer, Subject - Television
2004 - 2009, As: Howard Morrison - Television
2002, Subject - Television
2002, Narrator, Subject - Television
2000, Presenter - Television
1999, Subject - Television
1996 - 1998, Judge - Television
1996, Judge - Television
1995, Subject, Artistic Director - Television
1994, Subject - Television
1995, Subject - Television
1993, Subject - Television
1991, Subject - Television
1990, Subject - Television
1990, Subject - Television
1990, Presenter - Television
1990, Writer, Actor - Television
1990, Presenter - Television
1990, Performer - Television
1990, Subject - Television
1990, Subject - Television
1990, Subject - Television
1989, Subject - Television
1989 - 1991, Subject - Television
1989, Performer - Television
1989, Subject - Television
1983, Subject - Television
1983, Subject - Television
1982, Subject - Television
1981, Performer - Television
1981, Performer - Music video
1977, Presenter - Television
1976, Subject - Television
1975 - 1993, Presenter - Television
1974, Judge - Television
1974, Judge - Television
1974, Performer - Television
1968 - 1974, Judge - Television
1966, As: Himself - Film
1965, As: Kingie - Film
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