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AKA:
Edward Montgomery Clift
Birthplace:
Omaha, Nebraska
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Moody, boyishly handsome and elegantly charming (on and off screen) romantic lead. Along with Marlon Brando, Clift was the first of America's new breed of brooding, non-conformist young stars of the late 1940s and 50s whose naturalistic acting style and independence from Hollywood studio-stardom shaped the next crop of actors including James Dean. Clift began acting at the age of 12, first in amateur and stock productions and by 14 was a promising young Broadway talent, appearing in 13 productions during the 1940s including "There Shall Be No Night" opposite Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, "The
Father Michael Logan
1952
Robert E Lee "Prew" Prewitt
1933
Made acting debut in amateur production of "As Husbands Go" in Sarasota, Florida at age 12
1933
Worked as model with John Robert Powers agency; modeled Arrow Shirts
1934
Professional debut in small role in Stockbridge, Massachusetts stock production of "Fly Away Home"; made Broadway debut when play transferred (1935)
1935
Played young prince in Cole Porter Broadway musical, "Jubilee"
1941
Refused MGM offer to co-star in "Mrs. Miniver" because he wouldn't sign 7-year contract
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