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	Montgomery Clift's grave
		Montgomery Clift had a twin sister, Roberta, and an older brother, Brooks, husband of Eleanor Clift, the columnist and political commentator, and father of their three children; Brooks also had a child by the late actress Kim Stanley.
		Clift and his screen rival, Marlon Brando, were popularly known in Hollywood as the "Golddust Twins" because of their rapid rise to stardom.
		Clift needed extensive reconstructive surgery on his face (although his broken nose was never repaired) and he returned after several weeks to finish the film, his handsome appearance permanently disfigured.
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	Montgomery Clift - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Clift was born in Omaha, Nebraska, the son of Ethel Anderson Fogg Blair and William Brooks Clift, a banker with roots in the South.
		Clift had a twin sister, Roberta, and an older brother, Brooks, husband of Eleanor Clift, the columnist and political commentator, and father of their three children; Brooks also had a child by the late actress Kim Stanley.
		Clift and his screen rival, Marlon Brando, were popularly known in Hollywood as the "Golddust Twins" because of their rapid rise to stardom.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Montgomery_Clift (815 words)

	Montgomery Clift
		Montgomery Clift (October 17, 1920 - July 23, 1966) was an American actor.
		Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Clift appeared on Broadway at the age of thirteen.
		Montgomery Clift died at the age of 45 of heart problems brought on by his drug and alcohol addictions.
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	Montgomery Clift - MSN Encarta
		Edward Montgomery Clift (October 17, 1920 - July 23, 1966) was an American Academy Award -nominated actor.
		Montgomery Clift (1920–1966), American film and theater actor, a star of the late 1940s and 1950s, who gained international acclaim for his roles in films such as Red River (1948), A Place in the Sun (1951), and From Here to Eternity (1953).
		Born Edward Montgomery Clift, he first rose to prominence on the stage.
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	Self-Styled Siren: On the Manliness of Montgomery Clift
		This post is part of the Montgomery Clift Blogathon, organized by Nathaniel R who writes the fine film blog The Film Experience.
		Clift insisted that the guy be played as an ordinary Joe with flaws and a temper, not some saintly spreader of American goodwill.
		Montgomery Clift was a fine actor, as the Siren has once again elegantly detailed (I'm surprised you didn't mention "Suddenly, Last Summer," though), but so was John Wayne.
	selfstyledsiren.blogspot.com /2007/10/on-manliness-of-montgomery-clift.html (3554 words)

	James Dean UK - Marlon Brando and Montgomery Clift (Site not responding. Last check: )
		While Jimmy was considered to be a "pain-striken and vulnerable" actor, Clift was seen as a "blank stare perplexed" actor and Brando as a "mumble scratch" actor.
		He was the son of Ethel Fogg and William Brooks Clift, a banker with roots in the south.
		Clift was nominated for a best supporting actor Oscar for Judgement at Nuremberg in a role that only took up seven minutes of screen time.
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	Montgomery Clift - Films as Actor:
		Yet Clift was one of the first actors of his generation to capture the attention of moviegoing audiences with performances that were sensitive, complex, and deeply introspective in nature.
		Clift's vulnerability is also a factor in his relationship with Donna Reed in From Here to Eternity and, on a platonic level, in the understanding and friendship between his character and that of Marilyn Monroe in The Misfits.
		Clift's intensity took on an increasingly unsettling quality in the films following his accident (which occurred during the filming of Raintree County), and in Suddenly Last Summer, The Misfits, and Freud, in which he played the title role, there is a tightly wound, neurotic edge to the characters that is both compelling and disturbing.
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	VH1.com : Person: Montgomery Clift : Biography
		Clift then disappeared from view for two years, coaxed out of self-imposed exile by Alfred Hitchcock to star in the 1953 thriller I Confess.
		For Zinnemann, Clift next starred in the war epic From Here to Eternity; the film was the biggest success of his career, earning him another Best Actor bid (one of the movie's 13 total nominations; it took home eight, including Best Picture).
		The matter was settled out of court, but it crippled Clift's reputation, and because of this, and his increasing health problems, he did not work for another four years until director Raoul Levy offered him the lead in the 1966 thriller Lautlose Waffen.
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	The Montgomery Clift Shrine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		She was due to co-star with Montgomery Clift in The Big Lift but had to step aside in 1949 after reports of her past surfaced.
		Letters To Montgomery Clift is Noel's first novel and is on sale priced $25 hardback from MacAdam/Cage It is currently not available outside the USA but can be purchased direct from the publishers or from internet retailers like Amazon.
		Clift's nighttime jaunts in Sault-aux-Matelots - Quebec City's harbour district - led to trouble on at least one occasion: after a night on the town, Clift appeared on the set with the left side of his face rather swollen (an eerie foreshadowing of his later disfigurement in the car crash).
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	Montgomery Clift
		Edward Montgomery Clift was born on October 17th, 1920 in Omaha, Nebraska.
		Clift is brilliant as George Eastman, the man torn between the girl he got pregnant and the girl he really loves.
		Clift's face had to be totally reconstructed, and although the surgery was considered successful, his face never looked the same.
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	Montgomery Clift (1983) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Rebels: Montgomery Clift is by far one of the most haunting documentaries I have ever seen on a public figure.
		It seemed that the film was saying that by Clift hiding his bisexuality in 1940's and 50's Hollywood, a town that built up macho images of men actors lead to his decline in his film career, which lead to more destructive behavior in later years.
		Clift was the beginning of method acting, that is used to great effect in films like Red River (1948), The Search (1950), From Here To Eternity (1953) and Indiscretions of an American Wife (1954).
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	Fifties 50s Film and Movies - Montgomery Clift
		Even though the incredibly charismatic Clift had innumerable friends who adored him to the point of lying about his sexuality to protect his career, he still felt the need to find solace in liquor and pills.
		In the 50's, Montgomery Clift was one of the most recognizable of film stars and truly became the model of a matinee idol.
		Montgomery Clift died of a heart attack attributed to lengthy drug and alcohol abuse in 1966.
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	Montgomery Clift at Classic Movie Stars
		Edward Montgomery Clift was born on October 17, 1920 at 2101 South 33rd Street in Omaha, Nebraska.
		Clift's Father, Bill was often separated from his children while they were in Europe with their Mother.
		Clift plays an orphaned Indian attack survivor, who is adopted by Wayne.
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	glbtq >> arts >> Clift, Montgomery
		Brooding and intense, Montgomery Clift was one of a group of young actors in the 1950s who personified the emotionally repressed loss of innocence of the post-World War II generation.
		Clift was born into privilege in Omaha, Nebraska on October 17, 1920, the son of a wealthy stockbroker.
		Clift's mother encouraged her son's acting ambitions, and when the family moved back to New York in 1935, he auditioned and was cast in a Broadway production, Fly Away Home.
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	Montgomery Clift relationships
		Clift's tie to his mother is very strong and Montgomery Clift also seeks nurturing and protection from his spouse and other family members as well.
		Montgomery Clift often feels that he must do something or be something other than what he is in order to receive approval and acceptance from others.
		Montgomery "marries" the person he loves at a very deep emotional level, and is often extremely possessive and jealous of anyone who may pose a threat to that union.
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	Montgomery Clift St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Born Edward Montgomery Clift in Omaha, Nebraska, the twin brother of a sister and the son of a neurotic, social-climbing and dangerously possessive mother, Clift was taken traveling in Europe from an early age.
		Clift's first film was Howard Hawks's Red River (1948),; which cast him as a cowboy, pitting his almost girlish persona against John Wayne,; whose adopted son he played.
		But Clift, anguished by his homosexuality and increasingly addicted to drugs and alcohol, was an unhappy man with a disastrous private life that he strove to keep secret.
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		Her father Woodbury Blair was the son of Montgomery Blair, an attorney in the Dred Scott case and postmaster general in the Lincoln cabinet.
		Montgomery Clift died on July 23, 1966 while asleep, just before shooting was to begin for Reflections.
		Montgomery Clift is not a household name such as James Dean or Marlon Brando, but he was the mentor to both of them.
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	Clift (Edward) Montgomery - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Clift, (Edward) Montgomery (1920-1966), American stage and screen actor, born in Omaha, Nebraska, whose lifestyle and roles, along with those of...
		This obituary for Montgomery Clift appeared in The Times on July 25, 1966.
		Clift’s date of birth is erroneously given as 1921, when he was actually...
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	Montgomery Clift
		Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Clift appeared on Broadway at the age of thirteen.
		Montgomery Clift died at the age of 45 of heart problems brought on by his drug and alcohol addictions.
		Clift has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6104 Hollywood Blvd. His daughter, Quincy, is a recording artist whose first album, "Also Known as Mary," was released in September of 2003.
	www.ftppro.com /library/Montgomery_Clift (791 words)

	Gay News From 365Gay.com
		Clift had already proven his talents on Broadway and Hollywood producers and directors were constantly pursuing him to star in almost any film, and in 1946, he conceded to their efforts.
		Montgomery Clift was born on October 17, 1920 in Omaha, Nebraska.
		Clift's life as he grew older was filled with drink and drugs.
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	Montgomery Clift - TV.com
		Edward Montgomery Clift was born on October 17, 1920 in Omaha, Nebraska.
		Whenever Montgomery played a role of a person who had to go up against an ignorant, brutal or violent person (as in the movie From here to Eternity) he would act with his father in mind as the antagonist, as his father was a violent and abusive person whom Montgomery did not get along with.
		Montgomery was Elizabeth Taylor's choice to play her husband, the closeted homosexual Major Weldon Penderton, in the movie Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967).
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	montgomery clift \| biography (1920-66)
		Within seven months, the play was running on Broadway, and throughout the remainder of his teen years he remained a fixture on the New York stage.
		Clift then disappeared from view for two years, coaxed out of self-imposed exile by Alfred Hitchcock to star in the 1953 thriller
		The matter was settled out of court, but it crippled Clift's reputation, and because of this, and his increasing health problems, he did not work for another four years until director Raoul Levy offered him the lead in the 1966 thriller
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	Montgomery Clift Biography (Actor) — Infoplease.com
		Montgomery Clift was a leading man of stage and screen, most widely known for his Oscar-nominated performance as Pvt.
		Clift grew up in the midwest and on the east coast, and started acting on Broadway as a teenager; by age 18 he was playing leading roles and was an early member of the prestigious Actor's Studio.
		Clift is also known for the turmoil in his private life.
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	Montgomery Clift - Dating, Gossip, News, Photos
		In later years, as Clift was ostracized by the Hollywood social set for his substance abuses and mental instability, Martin stuck by the troubled actor and often brought him along as his guest to parties.
		Clift, seeing that Brando was in pain, offered him a swig from the thermos jug he carried with him at all times.
		Clift`s mental problems prevented him from staying at the top, as his drinking and drug problem began to affect his acting and bankability.
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	The Sheila Variations: In praise of Montgomery Clift!!
		Clift was the purest, the least mannered of these actors, perhaps the most sensitive, certainly the most poetic.
		The essential Clift character tended to be a loner, outside the mainstream, isolated - intense but always struggling against conformity, and within that framework Monty's range was extraordinary; his characters were by turn extroverted, withdrawn, articulate, or monosyllabic, assertive, passive.
		Montgomery Clift is my favorite actor, and it was such a pleasant suprise to wake up this morning and check your website and see this nice trbute.
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	Playbill News: Montgomery Clift Subject of New Play by Patricia Bosworth
		Tragic method actor Montgomery Clift will be the subject of a new one-person show being fashioned by Patricia Bosworth from her 1978 biography of the much-admired performer, Variety reported.
		Along with Marlon Brando and James Dean, Clift is regarded at the epitome of the moody Method approach to acting that took film by storm in the late '40s early '50s.
		Clift's career as an unorthodox romantic leading man ended with an automobile accident in 1957 which disfigured his good looks.
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	Amazon.ca: The Heiress: Video: William Wyler,Olivia de Havilland,Montgomery Clift,Ralph Richardson,Miriam ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Newly armed with this knowledge she is able to see her father's threat to disinherit her as the bluff it is and call him on it, and to close the door on Montgomery Clift's advances.
		I think Clift was the greatest actor of his generation and the upwardly striving, vulnerable charmer role is suited for him perfectly (see his more famous performance in "A Place in the Sun").
		Clift, as the jigalo, is oily and deceitful; he's good, but a little wooden.
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