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Personal life. Marshall, a quietly-spoken man who was one of the pillars of the Hollywood British community, was widely respected and well-liked due to his talent and professionalism, pleasant and easygoing demeanor, sensitivity, gentlemanly and courteous manner, witty sense of humour, and his "very great personal charm".
31. Jan. 2024 · Family, Personal Life & Death. Herbert married his co-star Mollie Maitland in 1915. Her real name was Hilda Lloyd Bosley. They divorced in 1928. He then married Edna Best, again a co-star, in November the same year. They had a daughter, Sarah. Herbert began a serious affair with actor Gloria Swanson while still being married to Edna ...
Herbert married actor and model Elizabeth Roberta "Lee" Russell 20 days after his divorce from Edna. They had a daughter, Ann. They divorced in 1947. He remained married to his fourth wife, actor Patricia "Boots" Mallory, from 1947 until her death in 1958. Herbert last marriage was to Dee Anne Kahmann in 1960.
Herbert Marshall (* 23. Mai 1890 in London; † 22. Januar 1966 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles; eigentlich Herbert Brough Falcon Marshall) war ein britischer Film- und Theaterschauspieler. Vor allem im Rollenfach des charmanten Gentlemans verzeichnete er in Hollywood große Erfolge.
16. Aug. 2014 · In his private life Herbert Marshall, called Bart by friends and loved ones, was married five times. He widowed one wife, was widowed by wife number five, and counted three actresses of various standing among the women he married. Additionally, his daughter, Sarah Marshall (1933-2014), spent sixty years on stage and screen. Marshall ...
Birth name. Herbert Brough Falcon Marshall. Nickname. Bart. Height. 6′ (1.83 m) Mini Bio. Herbert Marshall had trained to become a certified accountant, but his interest turned to the stage. He lost a leg while serving in World War I and was rehabilitated with a wooden leg.
They played a couple onstage in multiple productions during the 1920s and finally got married in real life in 1928. The following year Marshall made his first Hollywood picture, The Letter, playing a charming adulterer—a character he knew perhaps too well. Over the next decade, he collected starring roles and high-profile lovers in equal abundance.
