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nDavid MannersHome PageBiographyFilmographyTheatrePhoto GalleryBooks and WritingsArtworkLinksItems for SaleFilm PagesJourney's EndHe Knew WomenSweet MamaKismetMothers CryThe Truth About YouthThe Right to LoveDraculaThe MillionaireThe Miracle WomanThe Last FlightThe Ruling VoiceThe Greeks Had a Word For ThemLady With a PastBeauty and the BossMan WantedStranger in TownCroonerA Bill of DivorcementThey Call it SinThe MummyThe Death KissFrom Hell to HeavenThe Warrior's HusbandThe Girl in 419The Devil's in LoveTorch SingerRoman Scandals The Black Cat Luck of a Sailor The Great Flirtation The Moonstone The Perfect Clue Mystery of Edwin Drood Jalna Lucky Fugitives Hearts in Bondage A Woman Rebels DAVID MANNERS (1900 - 1998) Actor - Author - Artist - Friend Born Rauff Acklom April 30, 1900: Halifax, Nova Scotia Died December 23, 1998: Santa Barbara, CA Between 1930 and 1936 David Manners made 38 Hollywood feature films, beginning with Journey's End, the film that also launched the careers of James Whale and Colin Clive. He is best remembered today for his work in the Bela Lugosi Dracula, The Mummy, and The Black Cat. Carole Lombard, Katherine Hepburn, Claudette Colbert, Loretta Young, Barbara Stanwyck, Helen Chandler, Jacqueline Wells, Gloria Stuart, Joan Blondell, Kay Francis, Myrna Loy, Mae Clarke, Adrienne Ames, Ann Dvorak, Madge Evans, Ina Claire, Frances Dade, Constance Bennett, Heather Angel, Elissa Landi, Ruth Chatterton and Zita Johann were among his co-stars. When he walked away from Hollywood, he was at the height of his popularity. Never looking back or having any regrets, David lived a full and successful life. His subsequent adventures included life on the high Mojave Desert, authoring several books including two novels, making 16 MM movies during World War II, returning to acting briefly on Broadway and in early television, and retiring to a quiet, contemplative life surrounded by good friends. In 1971 I had the privilege of becoming acquainted with David through the mail, an acquaintance that quickly developed into a close friendship that lasted the rest of his life. David Manners was a kind and true gentleman and I hope to celebrate his love of life and people here. John Norris Many Thanks to our Sponsors Writing Jobs Professional Writing Services Be sure to find a reliable online
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