Tom Brown(1915-1990)

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Tom Brown

Having being left a widow when her sons were young, Margaret Patters struggles to bring them up on the limited family finances. When they reach manhood, they cause her much travail because, each in his own way, is selfish and irresponsible; Charley, who can't keep a job because he would rather stay home on practice on his trombone; Eddie, a self-proclaimed sports promoter who has nothing to promote; and Kenneth, a struggling actor whose talents are mostly struggling. They all have to register for the pre-World War II draft, and each has all kinds of new ailments and excuses for not being drafted into the Army. Aunt Lottie has had enough, and she takes charge.

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Three Sons o' Guns (1941)

Tom Brown was born on 6 January 1915 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Les cadets de la mer (1937), Madame et son clochard (1938) and Deux nigauds démobilisés (1947). He was married to Barbara Grace Gormley and Natalie Draper. He died on 3 June 1990 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Awards
- 2 wins total

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Known for

James Stewart, Robert Young, and Florence Rice in Les cadets de la mer (1937)

Les cadets de la mer

6.5

Richard Arnold 'Dick' Gates Jr.

1937

Brian Aherne and Constance Bennett in Madame et son clochard (1938)

Madame et son clochard

7.3

Kane Kilbourne

1938

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Deux nigauds démobilisés (1947)

Deux nigauds démobilisés

6.8

Bill Gregory

1947

Tom Brown, Allen Jenkins, Donald Meek, Peggy Moran, and Betty Jane Rhodes in Oh, Johnny, How You Can Love! (1940)

Oh, Johnny, How You Can Love!

6.2

Johnny Sandham

1940

Credits

Actor

The Jeffersons
7.5
TV Series
- Emcee
- Radio Announcer
- 1975–1979
Des jours et des vies
5.3
TV Series
- Nathan Curtis
- 1975–1976
A plume et à sang
8.3
TV Series
- The Broadcaster, Marvin
- 1976
Gunsmoke
8.1
TV Series
- Ed O'Connor
- Major
- 1959–1974
Hôpital central
6.6
TV Series
- Al Weeks
- 1965–1973
Le grand Chaparral
7.6
TV Series
- Cap
- 1970
Cutter's Trail
7.2
TV Movie
- Orville Mason
- 1970
Les règles du jeu
7.6
TV Series
- Warden Crane
- 1969
Cimarron
7.1
TV Series
- Charlie Ives
- Sheriff Phillips
- 1967–1968
Mister Roberts
7.4
TV Series
- Admiral Morrison
- 1966
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
7.3
TV Series
- Fred Blaine
- 1964
Sur le pont la marine
7.4
TV Series
- The Medical Officer
- 1963
Les hommes volants
7.4
TV Series
- Frederick Stanton
- 1962
Les incorruptibles
8.0
TV Series
- Police Captain Bellows
- 1962
L'homme à la carabine
8.3
TV Series
- Sheriff (as Thomas Brown)
- 1962

Soundtrack

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Personal details

Alternative name
- Thomas Brown
Height
- 1.75 m
Born
- January 6, 1915
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- June 3, 1990
- Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA(lung cancer)
Spouses
Other works
Stage: Appeared in "Is Zat So?" on Broadway.
Publicity listings
- 4 Articles

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Trivia
A childhood model from the age of two, he was the Arrow Collar Boy, the Buick Boy and the model for Buster Brown shoes. Began in silent films from the age of ten, later playing juvenile leads in collegiate movies and romances.

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When did Tom Brown die?
June 3, 1990
How did Tom Brown die?
Lung cancer
How old was Tom Brown when he died?
75 years old
Where did Tom Brown die?
Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA
When was Tom Brown born?
January 6, 1915

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