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Alle Infos zu John Dall. John Dall wurde am 26.05.1920 geboren und ist bekannt für Filme wie Spartacus, Cocktail für eine Leiche, Atlantis, der verlorene Kontinent und Serien wie Perry Mason.
18. Jan. 1971 · John Dall Thompson—he used the middle name for his career as an actor—was born of an Army family in New York and attended Horace Mann School and Columbia College on his way to the stage. He ...
John Dall. Actor: Rope. John Dall was born John Dall Thompson on May 26, 1920, the younger son of Mr. Charles Jenner Thompson and Mrs. Henry (née Worthington) Thompson. He made his Broadway debut in Norman Krasna's comedy, 'Dear Ruth', directed by Moss Hart, in 1944. The show was a hit, running for over a year and a half and 680 performances. He next appeared on Broadway in Jean-Paul Sartre's ...
John Dall (* 26. Mai 1918 in New York; † 15. Januar 1971 in Hollywood; eigentlich John Jenner Thompson) war ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Seine erste Hauptrolle folgte 1944 mit dem Part des William Seawright in der romantischen Komödie Dear Ruth. Hollywood wurde daraufhin auf den feinfühligen Schauspieler aufmerksam, und er erhielt 1946 eine tragende Nebenrolle in Irving Rappers ...
John Dall was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. In 1948, he co-starred in Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train." Dall then began to rack up a number of film credits, including roles in ...
31. Jan. 2020 · The Man Who Cheated Himself & Gun Crazy. Lead actor John Dall had two movies premiere in 1950 – the highly acclaimed noir film Gun Crazy in which he co-starred with Peggy Cummins as a couple on a crime spree, and The Man Who Cheated Himself . Gun Crazy has been honored with inclusion on several of the American Film Institute’s lists of top ...
Biography by AllMovie. Sensitive, soulful-eyed actor John Dall was trained at the Theodore Irvine School of the Theater and the Pasadena Playhouse. On the strength of his leading role in the original 1944 Broadway production of Dear Ruth, Dall was brought to Hollywood. In 1946, he earned an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of bookish, young ...
