Biography

Molyneux(1891-1974)

Costume Designer
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Art Department

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Molyneux was born on 5 September 1891 in London, England, UK. He was a costume designer, known for Cerveaux de rechange (1936), Maytime in Mayfair (1949) and Seven Sinners (1936). He was married to Muriel Dunsmuir. He died on 23 March 1974 in Monte Carlo, Monaco.

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Known for

Boris Karloff and Anna Lee in Cerveaux de rechange (1936)

Cerveaux de rechange

6.6

Costume Designer(dresses)

1936

Maytime in Mayfair (1949)

Maytime in Mayfair

5.8

Costume Designer

1949

Seven Sinners (1936)

6.7

Costume Department(as Capt. Molyneaux)

1936

Margaret Lockwood and Hugh Sinclair in Alibi (1942)

6.4

Costume Designer

1942

Credits

Costume Designer

Prelude to Fame
6.3
- Costume Designer (uncredited)
- 1950
Maytime in Mayfair
5.8
- Costume Designer
- 1949
L'étranger
6.2
- Costume Designer (uncredited)
- 1943
Alibi
6.4
- Costume Designer
- 1942
Ceux du porte-avions
5.5
- Costume Designer (the dresses designed and executed by the following leading London Fashion Houses:)
- 1941
Strangers on Honeymoon
6.2
- Costume Designer
- 1936
Cerveaux de rechange
6.6
- Costume Designer (dresses)
- 1936
The Bachelor Father
6.4
- Costume Designer (uncredited)
- 1931

Costume Department

Art Department

Personal details

Alternative name
- Capt. Molyneaux
Born
- September 5, 1891
- London, England, UK
Died
- March 23, 1974
- Monte Carlo, Monaco
Spouse
- Muriel Dunsmuir1923 - 1924 (divorced)
Other works
He was the designer for Philip Barry's play, "The Philadelphia Story", at the Duchess Theatre in London, England with Margaret Leighton, Hugh Sinclair, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Ann Stephens, Meriel Forbes, Robert Beatty, Anthony Forwood, Percy Marmont and Richard Pearson in the cast.

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