Ronald Colman (I) (1891–1958) |
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British leading man of primarily American films, one of the great stars of the Golden Age. Raised in Ealing, the son of a successful silk merchant, he attended boarding school in Sussex, where he first discovered amateur theatre. He intended to attend Cambridge and become an engineer, but his father's death cost him the financial support necessary...
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Born:in Richmond, Surrey, England, UKDied:(age 67) in Santa Barbara, California, USA |
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1954-1955
The Halls of Ivy
(TV Series)
Dr. William Todhunter Hall
Dr. William Todhunter Hall
- The Dean of Women
(1955)
... Dr. William Todhunter Hall
- Hooliganism
(1955)
... Dr. William Todhunter Hall
- Dr. Spatzen
(1955)
... Dr. William Todhunter Hall
- Maxwell's Comet
(1955)
... Dr. William Todhunter Hall
- The Voice of Ivy's Vine
(1955)
... Dr. William Todhunter Hall
1952-1954
Four Star Playhouse
(TV Series)
Narrator / Dr. Bosanquent / Cameron / ...
Narrator / Dr. Bosanquent / Cameron / ...
- A String of Beads
(1954)
... Narrator
- Ladies on His Mind
(1953)
... Dr. Bosanquent
- The Man Who Walked Out on Himself
(1953)
... Cameron (as Ronald Coleman)
- The Lost Silk Hat
(1952)
... Caller
1930
Terra Melophon Magazin Nr. 1
(Short)
(episode "Welches ist ihr Typ")
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Self (9 credits)
Self (9 credits)
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Archive footage (25 credits)
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Album: He re-created his film role of Robert Conway in Lost Horizon (1937) on a three-record 78-RPM adaptation of the film released by Decca. This was a much-altered version written and directed by George Wells. It changed Conway's brother into merely his assistant, omitted Sondra, Conway's love interest, reduced the amount of ... See more »Publicity Listings:
1 Biographical Movie | 5 Print Biographies | 21 Articles | 2 Magazine Cover Photos | See more »Alternate Names:
Ronald ColemanHeight:
5' 10" (1.78 m)
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It's twenty-two years since I made The White Sister and that's a long time. I'm not ambitious to make too many pictures today, but I have never put any actual restriction on the number. I am guided entirely by the character of the stories which come to me from the studio. Of necessity, one thinks in terms of a picture a year or at the most three pictures every two years under those circumstances,... See more »Trivia:
He, along with wife Benita Hume, was a frequent guest on Jack Benny's radio show. The Colmans were supposed to be next-door neighbors. After Colman won his Oscar, Jack borrowed it to take home only to be robbed and the Oscar taken. For several weeks the show's story line was the recovery of the stolen Oscar. See more »Trademark:
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