Gordon Westcott(1903-1935)

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Gordon Westcott

Bob "three star" is the hotshot pilot for Trans America Lines. When he is not flying for the airlines, he can get into trouble doing aerobatics over the field. His main squeeze is Judy Wagner, a stewardess for the airlines. Tom Wagner, her younger brother has just started flying for the line. Tom and Bob are to fly on a secret mission to carry a scientist with a new high explosive mixture to Washington. Unfortunately, Jason, secretary to Mr. Lackey, is working for a secret foreign power and hears about the flight. This causes Bob to get jumped before the flight so another pilot, George, volunteers to take Bob's place. When the plane explodes in flight, there is a race between government agents to get the mixture back and the bad guys to get the mixture out of the country.

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Murder in the Clouds (1934)

Gordon Westcott was born on 6 November 1903 in St. George, Utah, USA. He was an actor, known for The World Changes (1933), Dark Hazard (1934) and La fine équipe (1934). He was married to Anne Weston Brandreth, Hazel Betha McArthur and Margaret Cardon. He died on 30 October 1935 in Hollywood, California, USA.

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Known for

Mary Astor, Patricia Ellis, Margaret Lindsay, Aline MacMahon, Jean Muir, and Paul Muni in The World Changes (1933)

The World Changes

6.7

John Nordholm

1933

Edward G. Robinson and Genevieve Tobin in Dark Hazard (1934)

6.3

Joe

1934

Joe E. Brown in La fine équipe (1934)

La fine équipe

5.9

Harry St. Clair

1934

Richard Barthelmess and Loretta Young in Héros à vendre (1933)

Héros à vendre

7.3

Roger Winston

1933

Credits

Actor

This Is the Life
5.8
- Ed Revier
- 1935
Two Fisted
6.3
- George Parker
- 1935
Bright Lights
6.3
- Wellington
- 1935
Sixième édition
6.5
- Maitland Coulter
- 1935
Going Highbrow
6.1
- Sam Long
- 1935
Go Into Your Dance
6.0
- Fred
- 1935
A Night at the Ritz
5.3
- Joe Scurvin
- 1935
The White Cockatoo
6.5
- Dr. Roberts
- 1935
Murder in the Clouds
5.9
- George Wexley
- 1934
La fine équipe
5.9
- Harry St. Clair
- 1934
The Case of the Howling Dog
6.9
- Arthur Cartwright
- 1934
Kansas City Princess
6.1
- Jimmy the Dude
- 1934
Oh Sailor Behave
Short
- 1934
Quelle veine!
7.1
- 'Lucky' Luke Bartlett
- 1934
The Circus Clown
6.1
- Frank
- 1934

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Personal details

Height
- 1.83 m
Born
- November 6, 1903
- St. George, Utah, USA
Died
- October 30, 1935
- Hollywood, California, USA(horse polo accident)
Spouses
Children
- Helen Westcott
Other works
Active on Broadway in the following productions:
Publicity listings
- 1 Article

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Trivia
He died after sustaining injuries to the base of the skull when his horse fell on him while playing polo. After three days in an oxygen tent at Cedars of Lebanon (now Cedars-Sinai) Hospital in Los Angeles, Wescott died on Halloween, 1935.

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October 30, 1935
How did Gordon Westcott die?
Horse polo accident
How old was Gordon Westcott when he died?
31 years old
Where did Gordon Westcott die?
Hollywood, California, USA
When was Gordon Westcott born?
November 6, 1903

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