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Clive Brook

Clive Brook, British Actor United Press International LONDON Clive Brook, 87, veteran British actor who established himself in 102 film roles as the firm jawed, aristocratic Englishman, died at his London home, his family said Monday. A native Londoner, Mr. Brook went to' Hollywood in the early 1920s and played opposite leading ladies such as Marlene Dietrich, Kay Francis and Betty Compson. Unlike many other actors of the era, he survived the transition from silent to sound films, and also starred on Broadway and the London stage in the 1940s and 1950s. His best known movie roles were in "Trent's Last Case," "The Shanghai Express," "Sherlock Holmes," "Cavalcade" and "Convoy." His last last film role was in 1962 with American actor George C. Scott in "'The List of Adrian Messenger." Brook and his wife, Milly, had two children who also achieved theatrical distinction. His daughter, Faith, is an actress and his son, Clive Lyndon, a playwright and actor. CLIVE BROOK
Article from 20 Nov 1974The Philadelphia Inquirer(Philadelphia, PA)
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