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	Ronald Colman
		Ronald Colman (February 9, 1891 –; May 19, 1958) was an English actor.
		Ronald Colman died on May 19, 1958 from a lung infection in Santa Barbara, California and was interred in the Santa Barbara Cemetery.
		While Cosby received a sharp backlash, he was largely unapologetic for the remarks and continued his criticism during a speech on July 1 at a Rainbow Coalition meeting commemorating the anniversary of Brown v.
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	Ronald Colman
		Ronald Colman (February 9, 1891 –; May 19, 1958) was an English actor.
		Ronald Colman died on May 19, 1958 from a lung infection in Santa Barbara, California and was interred in the Santa Barbara Cemetery.
		He was born in Petersburg, Virginia and died in Palm Springs, California from complications of throat cancer at the age of 88.
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	Ronald Colman
		Ronald Colman (February 9, 1891 - May 19, 1958) was an English actor.
		In the late 1940s, Colman starred in a radio series, The Halls of Ivy, which transitioned to television in 1954.
		Ronald Colman died on May 19, 1958 and was interred in the Santa Barbara Cemetery, Santa Barbara, California.
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	© Ronald Colman - Silent and Sound Movie Actor - goldensilents.com
		Colman was not out of work, thanks to a beautiful and cultured British accent, which served him well during the transition and through the 1930's and 1940's.
		Ronald Colman was a rare freelancer at a time when actors were basically owned by the studios.
		Ronald was married twice, the second time to actress Benita Hume, with whom he worked professionally on the radio and in television.
	www.goldensilents.com /stars/ronaldcolman.html (446 words)

	Ronald Colman - Biography - Moviefone
		Born to middle-class British parents (his father was an import merchant), actor Ronald Colman was raised to be as much a gentleman as any "high born" Englishman, and strove to maintain that standard both on and off screen all his life.
		Colman scored an instant hit with his beautifully modulated voice and his roguishly elegant manner, and was one of the biggest and most popular screen personalities of the 1930s.
		Colman died shortly after completing his final film role as the Spirit of Man in The Story of Mankind (1957), a laughably wretched extravaganza from which Colman managed to emerge with his dignity and reputation intact.
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	Film Reviews & Movie Showtimes \| The Ronald Colman Festival (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Colman's daughter and biographer, Juliet Colman, reports from her current home in Thailand: "We all have ideals, whether of a partner or parts of ourselves we wish to better.
		Colman's popularity is essentially a product of the interwar decades, providing the feeling of loss that was the undertone to his handsomeness and poise.
		Colman was a casualty of the Great War; his leg was shattered by shrapnel at Messines in late fall 1914.
	www.metroactive.com /metro/04.05.06/colman-0614.html (1499 words)

	Ronald Colman Biography
		Ronald Charles Colman was born on February 9, 1891 in Richmond, Surrey, England.
		Charles Colman was a fairly well-to-do silk importer, Marjory a homemaker of Scottish descent.
		Colman took part in the first Battle of Ypres and was severely wounded at the battle at Messines.
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	Amazon.ca: If I Were King: Video: Frank Lloyd,Ronald Colman,Basil Rathbone,Frances Dee,Ellen Drew,C.V. France,Henry ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In this Paramount film from 1938, Colman is on view in one of his more charming and carefree incarnations as the reckless poet given to romantic flights of fancy and the daring adventurer who's resourceful in a crisis.
		Ronald Coleman is a rascal of sharp wit and tongue who is confronted by a seemingly impossible challenge issued by the King of Paris, Basil Rathbone, with his life as wager.
		Ronald Colman gets to do his bemused not-quite-a-hero number and the film is stolen by Basil Rathbone as a hunchbacked, half demented, sly King Louis.
	www.amazon.ca /If-Were-King-Ronald-Colman/dp/0783227612 (1245 words)

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		Ronald Colman (in a dual role) and Elissa Landi in "The Masquerader" vg-ex $2
		Ronald Colman and Elissa Landi in "The Masquerader" $2
		Ronald Colman and Elissa Landi in "The Masquerader" vg $1
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	Ronald Colman - Best Actor: MovieActors.com
		Ronald Colman received his oscar for his performance as an stage actor playing Othello who is going mad and begins to confuse his real life with his stage work.
		Ronald Colman was born on February 9, 1891 in Richmond, Surrey, England.
		Ronald Colman was a popular star of silent films, in romances as well as adventure films.
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	Ronald Colman @ Classic Movie Favorites - The Man With the Velvet Voice
		Ronald Colman @ Classic Movie Favorites - The Man With the Velvet Voice
		Also, video clips from several Colman films and streaming audio from Colman Lux Radio Theater Presentations
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	Arrowsmith - John Ford, Ronald Colman & Myrna Loy - Dvdclassik
		Le jeune Martin Arrowsmith (Ronald Colman), issu d'une famille de pionnier du Middle West, se destine à l'étude de la médecine.
		Colman maintient juste la bonne distance entre patient et médecin: il est légèrement en retrait sans empathie ou condescendance excessive.
		La gravité de son état nous sera suggérée uniquement par un gros plan de Ronald Colman en train de l'examiner.
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	Ronald Colman - Films as actor:
		One of the few stars of the silent era to maintain and even increase their popularity after the transition to sound, Colman was a leading man for more than 20 years, for in addition to his handsome grace, Colman possessed a beautifully cultured and modulated voice.
		Colman is known for roles where he is above all polite and well-mannered, but the source of his success may lie beyond his ability to portray characters who are refined but sentimental, mysterious but thoughtful.
		Our sense of Colman having a go at Shakespeare is fully tested twice in the film: on opening night, when his style is conventionally theatrical, and near the end, when he replays the same scene, prey to guilt and madness, in rhythms and tones that are decidedly cinematic.
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	Amazon.ca: Ronald Colman, Gentlemen of the Cinema: A Biography and Filmography: Books: Brian Aherne,R. Dixon Smith (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Colman's glamour was genuine, for it came from his gentility, inner strength, and irresistible charm.
		Smith has one of the largest collections of Colman stills in the world, and this is the basis of his exhaustive filmography, covering lost silents, deleted scenes from Colman's films, and all of the favorites ("Lost Horizon," "Random Harvest," and many others).
		Colman was a true gentleman of the cinema, as well as in his private life, and I can think of no better book to recommend than this one.
	www.amazon.ca /Ronald-Colman-Gentlemen-Cinema-Filmography/dp/0786412127 (951 words)

	Ronald Colman
		Frank Capra's Lost Horizon (1937) gave Colman the role he was born to play, that of soldier-statesman Robert Conway, the intended leader of the Tibetan paradise known as Shangri-la. It was another role, like Sydney Carton, that he personalized and made his own.
		When Colman returned to the screen in 1946, it was in a character lead as a stuffy Boston patriarch in the witty film version of John P. Marquand's The Late George Apley.
		Colman is buried in Montecito, California, near the fashion able San Ysidro Ranch, which he owned and operated for many years.
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	Ronald Colman
		Ronald Colman stars in this Kipling classic as a blinding soldier/painter who tries to finish his painting of trashy Ida Lupino before he loses all of his sight.
		Colman is back as Robert Clive, the man responsible for taking control of India for the British but finds personal tragedy and disgrace.
		Ronald Colman stars in this sophisticated comedy of manners as a haughty Boston blueblood trying to preserve his way of life in the wake of his children wanting to marry "beneath" them.
	www.cabbageboymovies.com /colman.html (156 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - DVD, Movie, Video: Random Harvest, Ronald Colman, DVD, B&W / Pan & Scan
		That Colman and Garson fall in love and marry should surprise no one; what is surprising, at least to Colman, is that he discovers that he has a talent for writing.
		Colman doesn't meet Garson when he 'stumbles into a music hall'; he meets her in a tobacconist shop where he is rescued by Garson when the proprietor has gone to call the police on the unsuspecting Colman.
		Colman doesn't 'fall in love with her all over again,' which is the reason for her unhappiness.
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	AllRefer.com - Ronald Colman (Film, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Ronald Colman 1891–1958, British stage and film actor.
		Dignified in demeanor and voice, Colman created an image of kindness, humor, erudition, and romantic appeal.
		Colman and his wife, Benita Hume, starred in the television series of the 1950s, The Halls of Ivy.
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	Colman Ronald - Search Results - ninemsn Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Colman Ronald - Search Results - ninemsn Encarta
		Colman, Ronald (1891-1958), British actor, born in Richmond, Surrey.
		Goldwyn was fortunate, too, in having Ronald Colman, Joel McCrea, and Gary Cooper among his stars; but few shared his enthusiasm for Miriam Hopkins,...
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	Ronald Colman at AllExperts
		Ronald Colman (9 February, 1891 – 19 May, 1958) was an English actor.
		Beginning in 1945, Colman made many guest appearances on The Jack Benny Program on radio, alongside his wife, Benita Hume.
		Ronald Colman died on 19 May, 1958, aged 67, from a lung infection in Santa Barbara, California and was interred in the Santa Barbara Cemetery.
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	Classic Movie Favorites - Index
		Latest changes are in renovating and adding content to: Boyer, Crawford, Colman, Darnell, Blondell, Fontaine, and Niven.
		Ronald Colman in Lux Radio Theater, "A Tale of Two Cities"
		Ronald Colman in The Halls of Ivy, new shows uploaded weekly
	www.classicmoviefavorites.com (658 words)

	Catholic Movies Online
		One of the great stars of that era was Ronald Colman—a Silent era heartthrob whose beautiful voice enabled him to make the often dodgy transition to Talkies.
		Besides Colman, who has the refinement, wit and gravitas that makes one long for the good old days when heroes were also Gentlemen, or were at least expected to act like one, there is also the commanding Raymond Massey as Black Michael and a young (and very sweet) David Niven as one of Rupert’s aides.
		Clan Murphy strongly recommends that all movie lovers go on a quest to unearth all available Ronald Colman movies, both silent and Talkie, and Zenda, though not the very best of them, is a great place to start.
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	Ronald Colman @ Classic Movie Favorites - The Man With the Velvet Voice
		Ronald Colman @ Classic Movie Favorites - The Man With the Velvet Voice
		Streaming audio of The Halls of Ivy new episode added every Sunday just click on the Halls of Ivy link above.
		Also, video clips from several Colman films and streaming audio from Colman Lux Radio Theater Presentations
	www.classicmoviefavorites.com /colman (74 words)

	Amazon.com: If I Were King: Video: Ronald Colman,Basil Rathbone,Frances Dee,Ellen Drew,C.V. France,Henry ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The wonderful Ronald Colman brings his suave good-nature to the role of Francois Villon, a real-life poet whose times are fictionalized in this Preston Sturges-penned tale.
		He overhears Colman bragging about how much better he'd be at running things (hence the title) and decides for a lark to make the poet/thief Lord High Constable.
		Ronald Colman did not make nearly enough films, in my opinion, and this is a pretty good one.
	www.amazon.com /If-Were-King-Ronald-Colman/dp/0783227612 (1729 words)

	FILM RADAR: Ronald Colman, Hollywood's Forgotten Superstar
		Producer David O. Selznick’s stunning adapation of Charles Dickens stars Ronald Colman in perhaps his greatest performance as Sydney Carton, the drunken cynic who finds redemption during the French Revolution’s unholy Reign of Terror.
		Colman’s final scenes in the Bastille are among the most unbearably moving in all cinema.
		A role Ronald Colman was born to play, that of real-life medieval poet and rascal Francois Villon ("Where have they gone, the snows of yesteryear?"), who finds himself drawn into swashbuckling high adventure when King Louis XI of France (Basil Rathbone, in a rare good-guy part) calls on him in an hour of need.
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	Ronald Colman \| Biography (1891-1951)
		Ronald Colman was born Ronald Charles Colman on the 9th February 1891 in Richmond, Surrey, UK.
		Colman completed his final film role as the Spirit of Man in The Story of Mankind (1957), a laughably wretched extravaganza from which Colman managed to emerge with his dignity and reputation intact.
		His daughter from his second marriage, Juliet Benita Colman, was born in 1944.
	www.leninimports.com /ronald_colman.html (680 words)

	Ronald Colman — www.greenwood.com
		Description: One of the most enchanting figures of the silver screen, Ronald Colman appeared in such classic films as Beau Geste, The Prisoner of Zenda, Lost Horizon, and A Tale of Two Cities.
		This immensely detailed reference book brings Colman's life and career into sharp focus, corrects misleading information about him, and comments on the critical response to his work.
		The heart of this expertly researched volume is a series of chapters with entries for Colman's many hundreds of performances in film, radio, and television.
	www.greenwood.com /catalog/FRO/.aspx (236 words)

	Ronald Colman Biography, Photos, News for Ronald Colman \| TVGuide.com
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	Ronald Colman - Moviefone
		Born to middle-class British parents (his father was an import merchant), actor Ronald Colman was raised to be as much a gentleman as any "high...
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		Ronald Colman - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Ronald Colman Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
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