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THE EARL OF HOLLYWOOD THE LIFE AND CAREER OF ROBERT MONTGOMERY

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This website is intended to be an archive and documentation of the life and career of actor/director Robert Montgomery, whose contribution to the world of film is often forgotten. Robert Montgomery was typecast in the early 1930's as a "playboy" type and received comparatively few roles that were worthy of his talent. In 1937 he fought hard to get the role of "Danny", the irresistably charming companion with a deep, dark secret in "Night Must Fall". A thriller set in the English countryside, this film cast Montgomery against type and finally showed off his real acting ability. In retrospect Montgomery can be seen as a versatile actor, equally adept at playing an English gentleman, a prison inmate, a boxer, the gritty, world-wise detective Phillip Marlowe or even a playboy type. He is also distinguished as the father of Elizabeth Montgomery, noted television actress and star of the series "Bewitched".

Last updated April 17, 2004

The Earl of Hollywood  was established April 27, 2000 by R.E. Lee as a non-commercial website dedicated to chronicling the life and career of Robert Montgomery, operating under the 'fair use' doctrine, sections 107 through 120 of the copyright act (title 17, U.S. Code) which allows the reproduction of a particular work for criticism, comment, research, news reporting, etc. Previously published materials contained herein remain © copyrighted property of the original owners and may not be duplicated for profit. The biography, filmography and all other text portions of this website are written by R.E. Lee unless otherwise credited and may not be reproduced without permission from the author. Also, please do not use photos from this website without permission.

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