Seymour Hastings(1872-1937)

Actor
Writer
Director

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Seymour Hastings was born on 26 June 1872 in England. He was an actor and writer, known for Macbeth (1916), Perils of the Secret Service (1917) and The Girl in the Tenement (1914). He was married to Olive Du Vall. He died on 3 April 1937 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, Constance Collier, MACBETH, Triangle-Reliance, 1916, **I.V.

6.2

Ross

1916

Perils of the Secret Service (1917)

Perils of the Secret Service

2.2

Senator Bohun (Episode #7)

1917

The Girl in the Tenement

Short

Dick Meredith

1914

The Pulse of Life (1917)

The Pulse of Life

Hasting Capels

1917

Credits

Actor

The Secret Garden
6.9
- Surgeon Harding
- 1919
The Spirit of '17
- Frank Schmale
- 1918
The Golden Heart
Short
- The Wealthy Lawyer
- 1917
Heart of Gold
Short
- The Rich Man
- 1917
The International Spy
Short
- Senator Bohun
- 1917
The Pulse of Life
- Hasting Capels
- 1917
Even as You and I
- Experience
- 1917
Perils of the Secret Service
2.2
- Senator Bohun (Episode #7)
- 1917
The Devil's Pay Day
- Mr. Haskins
- 1917
Idle Wives
5.8
- Billy Shane
- 1916
When the Minstrels Came to Town
Short
- The Father
- 1916
An Innocent Magdalene
6.4
- The Preacher
- 1916
Macbeth
6.2
- Ross
- 1916
The Bold, Bad Burglar
Short
- Father Brown
- 1916
The Kingdom of Nosey Land
Short
- The Dwarf's Father
- 1915

Writer

Director

Personal details

Born
- June 26, 1872
- England
Died
- April 3, 1937
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Spouse
- Olive Du VallSeptember 20, 1919 - April 3, 1937 (his death)

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Trivia
His obituary in Variety of April 1937 says she was a Veteran actor and Radio commentator. Another obituary writes that he retired years ago, but returned recently for a Radio Event for Radiostation KFL.

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