Nigel Bruce(1895-1953)

Schauspieler
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Rampenlicht (1952)

Nigel Bruce wurde am 4 Februar 1895 in Mexiko geboren. Er war Schauspieler, bekannt für Rebecca (1940), Verdacht (1941) und Gespenster im Schloß (1943). Er war mit Violet Campbell verheiratet. Er starb am 8 Oktober 1953 in Santa Monica, California, USA.

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Bekannt für

Rebecca

8,1

Major Giles Lacy

1940

Verdacht

7,3

Beaky

1941

Gespenster im Schloß

6,9

Doctor Watson

1943

Die Geheimwaffe

6,5

Doctor Watson

1942

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Menschenraub in Singapur
5,8
- Sir Charles Coutts
- 1954
Four Star Playhouse
7,5
Fernsehserie
- Col. Mournay
- 1954
Bwana, der Teufel
4,6
- Dr. Angus McLean
- 1952
Rampenlicht
8,0
- Postant
- 1952
Hongkong
5,3
- Mr. Lighton
- 1952
Vendetta
5,4
- Sir Thomas Nevil
- 1950
Die unvollkommene Dame
6,8
- Colonel Bruce Willowbrook
- 1948
Der Verbannte
6,6
- Sir Edward Hyde
- 1947
Die zwei Mrs. Carrolls
6,8
- Dr. Tuttle
- 1947
Sherlock Holmes - Jagd auf Spieldosen
6,8
- Doctor Watson
- 1946
Sherlock Holmes: Prelude to Murder in Color
8,1
- 1946
Juwelenraub
6,7
- Dr. John H. Watson
- 1946
Gefährliche Mission
6,7
- Dr. John H. Watson
- 1945
Sherlock Holmes: The Woman in Green (in Color)
6,9
- John Watson
- 1945
Die Frau in Grün
6,6
- Dr. Watson
- 1945

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Größe
- 1,83 m
Geboren am
- 4. Februar 1895
- Ensenada, Baja California, Mexiko
Verstorben
- 8. Oktober 1953
- Santa Monica, Kalifornien, USA(Herzattacke)
Ehepartner
- Violet Campbell21. Mai 1921 - 8. Oktober 1953 (er verstorben, 2 Kinder)
Kinder
Eltern
Verwandte
- Christopher Plummer(Cousin)
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Active on Broadway in the following productions:
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- 4 Artikel

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Although he played the seemingly older Dr. John Watson opposite Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes, he was actually 2-1/2 years younger.

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I am in no way a distinguished man, but if I died tomorrow, I can honestly claim to have been what few men can call themselves - a really happy one. For 26 years I have been blessed with the love and friendship of a very wonderful woman. I have two attractive and splendid daughters of whom I am very proud, and my two sons-in-law I respect and like enormously. Except for a groggy leg I have been given excellent health, and all through my life I have had the friendship of many attractive and worthwhile people, for all this I am very grateful. I have made a few enemies and for their opinions I care not a fig. I may be broke or ill again, but as long as I have Bunny beside me I shall be happy, and I can only hope that our two daughters will enjoy their lives as much as their father has enjoyed every minute of his. (1947)