Charles Laughton Born: 1-Jul-1899 Birthplace: Victoria Hotel, Scarborough, Yorkshire, England Died: 15-Dec-1962 Location of death: Hollywood, CA Cause of death: Cancer - Kidney [1] Remains: Buried, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Hollywood Hills, CA
Gender: Male Religion: Roman Catholic Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Gay Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States Executive summary: Island of Lost Souls Military service: British Army (WWI, gassed) [1] Per physician's note on death certificate, "metastatic renal carcinoma."
Father: Robert Laughton Mother: Elizabeth Conlon Wife: Elsa Lanchester (actress, m. 1929, she states in her autobiography that he is gay)
High School: Stonyhurst College, Lancashire, England (a Jesuit school)
Oscar for Best Actor 1934 for The Private Life of Henry VIII Hollywood Walk of Fame 1750 Vine St. Cholecystectomy (Aug-1960) Naturalized US Citizen 1950 Spine Surgery Cedars Sinai (30-Jul-1962)
Risk Factors: Obesity
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR The Night of the Hunter (19-Feb-1955)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood (16-Sep-2017) · Himself Advise and Consent (6-Jun-1962) · Sen. Seabright Cooley Spartacus (6-Oct-1960) · Gracchus Under Ten Flags (1960) Witness for the Prosecution (Dec-1957) · Sir Wilfrid Hobson's Choice (19-Apr-1954) · Henry Hobson Young Bess (21-May-1953) · King Henry Salome (13-Feb-1953) Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd (27-Dec-1952) · Capt. William Kidd O. Henry's Full House (19-Sep-1952) The Strange Door (8-Dec-1951) · Alain de Maletroit The Blue Veil (26-Oct-1951) The Man on the Eiffel Tower (19-Jan-1950) The Bribe (3-Feb-1949) · J. J. Bealer The Girl from Manhattan (1-Oct-1948) · The Bishop The Big Clock (9-Apr-1948) Arch of Triumph (17-Feb-1948) · Haake The Paradine Case (31-Dec-1947) · Judge Lord Thomas Horfield Because of Him (18-Jan-1946) Captain Kidd (22-Nov-1945) · Capt. William Kidd The Suspect (Dec-1944) The Canterville Ghost (22-May-1944) · Sir Simon de Canterville The Man from Down Under (4-Aug-1943) This Land Is Mine (17-Mar-1943) · Albert Lory Forever and a Day (21-Jan-1943) Stand by for Action (31-Dec-1942) · Rear Adm. Stephen Thomas Tales of Manhattan (5-Aug-1942) The Tuttles of Tahiti (29-Apr-1942) · Jonas It Started with Eve (26-Sep-1941) They Knew What They Wanted (19-Oct-1940) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1-Sep-1939) · Quasimodo Jamaica Inn (15-May-1939) Sidewalks of London (18-Oct-1938) · Charles Saggers The Beachcomber (4-Mar-1938) Rembrandt (6-Nov-1936) · Rembrandt Mutiny on the Bounty (8-Nov-1935) · Bligh Les Misérables (3-Apr-1935) · Javert Ruggles of Red Gap (19-Feb-1935) The Barretts of Wimpole Street (8-Sep-1934) · Edward Moulton-Barrett White Woman (10-Nov-1933) The Private Life of Henry VIII (17-Aug-1933) · Henry VIII Island of Lost Souls (12-Jan-1933) · Dr. Moreau The Sign of the Cross (3-Dec-1932) If I Had a Million (2-Dec-1932) Payment Deferred (7-Nov-1932) The Old Dark House (20-Oct-1932) · Sir William Porterhouse Devil and the Deep (12-Aug-1932) Piccadilly (1-Jun-1929) · Diner
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