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John Chester Brooks Morris (16 Februari 1901 – 11 September 1970 ) adalah aktor panggung, film, radio, dan televisi berkebangsaan Amerika Serikat. Dia telah bermain di beberapa film prestisius di awal kariernya, dan dinominasikan di ajang penghargaan Academy Award. Chester Morris adalah aktor yang paling dikenang yang pernah berperan sebagai Boston Blackie, seorang penjahat yang menjadi detektif, dalam a criminal-turned-detective, dalam serial film Blackie dasawarsa 1940-an.
Chester Morris | |
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Lahir | John Chester Brooks Morris 16 Februari 1901 New York City, New York, U.S. |
Meninggal | 11 September 1970 69) New Hope, Pennsylvania, U.S. | (umur
Sebab meninggal | Barbiturate overdose |
Pekerjaan | Actor |
Tahun aktif | 1917–1970 |
Suami/istri |
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Anak | 3 |
Orang tua | William Morris Etta Hawkins |
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Chester Morris yang memiliki nama asli John Chester Brooks Morris lahir di New York City, salah satu putera dari empat bersaudara dari aktor Teater Broadway William Morris dan komedian panggung Etta Hawkins.[1] Morris keluar dari sekolah dan mengawali kariernya di Teater Broadway pada usia 15 tahun, bermain dalam karya Lionel Barrymore berjudul The Copperhead.[2] Dia mengawali debutnya di ranah perfilman melalui film bisu bergenre drama komedi An Amateur Orphan (1917).[3]
Setelah tampil di beberapa prouksi Broadway awal dasawarsa 1920-an, Morris bergabung dengan orangtuanya, saudara perempuannya, dan dua saudara laki-lakinya, Gordon dan Adrian (yang juga menjadi aktof film), dalam sirkuit vaudeville.[4] Keluarga ini bermain dalam sebuah sketsa komedi berjudul "The Horrors of Home". Morris pentas keliling bersama keluarganya selama dua tahun sebelum kembali ke Broadway dengan menerima peran dalam naskah The Home Towners (1926) dan Yellow (1927). Selagi tampil dalam pertunjukan tahun 1927 berjudul Crime, Morris di ditemukan oleh agen pemandu bakat dan menandatangani kontrak untuk bermain film.[1]
Date | Title | Role | Notes |
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February 18 – June 1918 | The Copperhead | Sam Carter | Shubert Theatre, New York City[5] |
September 22 – October 1918 | Thunder | Sam Disbrow | Criterion Theatre, New York City[5] |
December 12, 1921 – April 1922 | The Mountain Man | Carey | Maxine Elliott Theatre, New York City[5] |
September 22 – October 1922 | The Exciters | Lexington Dalrymple | Times Square Theater, New York City[5] |
January 23 – February 1923 | Extra | Wallace King | Longacre Theatre, New York City[5] |
August 23 – October 1926 | The Home Towners | Waly Calhoon | Hudson Theatre, New York City[5] |
September 21, 1926 – January 1927 | Yellow | Val Parker | National Theatre, New York City[5] |
February 22 – August 1927 | Crime | Rocky Morse | Eltinge 42nd Street Theatre, New York City[5] |
February 20 – May 1928 | Whispering Friends | Al Sheeler | Hudson Theatre, New York City[5] |
September 26 – October 1928 | Fast Life | Chester Palmer | Ambassador Theatre, New York City[5] |
September 5 – October 23, 1954 | The Fifth Season | Johnny Goodwin | Cort Theatre, New York City Touring to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago[6][7] |
February 27 – July 19, 1958 | Blue Denim | Major Bartley | Playhouse Theatre, New York City[5] |
November 17, 1960 – May 20, 1961 | Advise and Consent | Bob Munson | Cort Theatre, New York City[5] |
September 7, 1965 – May 21, 1966 | The Subject Was Roses | John Cleary | Helen Hayes Theatre, Henry Miller's Theatre and Belasco Theatre, New York City[5] |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1917 | An Amateur Orphan | Dick | [8] |
1918 | The Beloved Traitor | Dan | [8] |
1923 | Loyal Lives | Tom O'Hara | [8] |
1925 | The Road to Yesterday | Extra at party | [8] |
1929 | Alibi | Chick Williams | Nominee, Academy Award for Best Actor[8][9] |
1929 | Fast Life | Paul Palmer | [8] |
1929 | Woman Trap | Ray Malone | [8] |
1929 | The Show of Shows | Cast member | [8] |
1930 | Second Choice | Don Warren | [8] |
1930 | Playing Around | Nickey Solomon | [8] |
1930 | She Couldn't Say No | Jerry Casey | [8] |
1930 | The Case of Sergeant Grischa | Sgt. Grischa Paprotkin | [8] |
1930 | The Divorcee | Ted | [8] |
1930 | The Big House | John Morgan | [8] |
1930 | The Bat Whispers | Detective Anderson | [8] |
1931 | Corsair | John Hawkes | [8] |
1932 | Cock of the Air | Lieutenant Roger Craig | [8] |
1932 | The Miracle Man | John Madison, also known as Doc | [8] |
1932 | Sinners in the Sun | Jimmie Martin | [8] |
1932 | Red-Headed Woman | Bill Legendre, Jr. | [8] |
1933 | Blondie Johnson | Danny Jones | [8] |
1933 | Infernal Machine | Robert Holden | [8] |
1933 | Tomorrow at Seven | Neil Broderick | [8] |
1933 | Golden Harvest | Chris Martin | [8] |
1934 | Gift of Gab | Himself | [8] |
1934 | The Gay Bride | Office Boy, also known as Jimmie Burnham | [8] |
1934 | Society Doctor | Dr. Bill Morgan | [8] |
1935 | Public Hero No. 1 | Jeff Crane | [8] |
1935 | Pursuit | Mitchell | [8] |
1936 | Three Godfathers | Bob | [8] |
1936 | Moonlight Murder | Steve Farrell | [8] |
1936 | Frankie and Johnnie | Johnnie Drew | [8] |
1937 | I Promise to Pay | Eddie Lang | [8] |
1937 | Flight From Glory | Smith | [8] |
1937 | Sunday Night at the Trocadero | Himself | Short subject |
1938 | Law of the Underworld | Gene Fillmore | [8] |
1938 | Sky Giant | Ken Stockton | [8] |
1938 | Smashing the Rackets | Jim Conway | [8] |
1939 | Pacific Liner | Doc Craig | [8] |
1939 | Blind Alley | Hal Wilson | [8] |
1939 | Five Came Back | Bill Brooks | [8] |
1939 | Thunder Afloat | "Rocky" Blake | [8] |
1940 | The Marines Fly High | Lt. Malone | [8] |
1941 | Meet Boston Blackie | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1941 | No Hands on the Clock | Humphrey Campbell | [8] |
1941 | Confessions of Boston Blackie | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1942 | Alias Boston Blackie | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1942 | I Live on Danger | Jeff Morrell | [8] |
1942 | Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1942 | Wrecking Crew | Duke Mason | [8] |
1943 | Tornado | Pete Ramsey | [8] |
1943 | After Midnight with Boston Blackie | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1943 | Aerial Gunner | Foxy Pattis | [8] |
1943 | The Chance of a Lifetime | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1944 | Gambler's Choice | Ross Hadley | [8] |
1944 | Secret Command | Jeff Gallagher | [8] |
1944 | One Mysterious Night | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1944 | Double Exposure | Larry Burke | [8] |
1945 | Boston Blackie Booked on Suspicion | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1945 | Boston Blackie's Rendezvous | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1946 | A Close Call for Boston Blackie | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1946 | The Phantom Thief | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1946 | Boston Blackie and the Law | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1947 | Blind Spot | Jeffrey Andrews | [8] |
1948 | Trapped by Boston Blackie | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1949 | Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture | Boston Blackie | [8] |
1955 | Unchained | Warden Kenyon J. Scudder | [8] |
1956 | The She-Creature | Dr. Carlo Lombardi | [8] |
1970 | The Great White Hope | Pop Weaver | [8] |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1951 | Starlight Theatre | Ed Kennedy | Episode: "Act of God Nonwithstanding" |
1952 | Schlitz Playhouse of Stars | The Dansker | Episode: "Billy Budd" |
1952 | Lux Video Theatre | Lefty | Episode: "Welcome Home, Lefty" |
1953 | Omnibus | The Battler | Segment: "The Battler" |
1955 | Appointment with Adventure | Lt. Kizer | Episode: "Time Bomb" |
1957 | The Red Skelton Hour | Tony | Episode: "Clem's Fish Market" |
1957 | Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre | Frank Simmons | Episode: "Black Is for Grief" |
1957 | Playhouse 90 | Warden | Episode: "Child of Trouble" |
1958 | Pursuit | Mood | Episode: "Tiger on a Bicycle" |
1959 | The United States Steel Hour | Henry Vining | Episode: "Whisper of Evil" |
1960 | The Play of the Week | Swanson | Episode: "Morni |
1960 | Diagnosis: Unknown | Detective Lieutenant Ritter | 3 episodes |
1960 | Rawhide | Hugh Clements | Episode: "Incident on the Road to Yesterday" |
1961 | Naked City | Frank Manfred | Episode: "Make-Believe Man" |
1961 | Checkmate | Albert Dewitt | Episode: " Portrait of a Man Running" |
1961 | Ben Casey | Walter Tyson | Episode: "An Expensive Glass of Water" |
1962 | Eleventh Hour | Frankie Morrison | Episode: "Along About Late in the Afternoon" |
1964 | Espionage | Harry Kemp | Episode: "Castles in Spain" |
1964 | East Side/West Side | Walt McGill | Episode: "The Name of the Game" |
1964 | Mr. Broadway | Orin Kelsey | Episode: "Don't Mention My Name in Sheboygan" |
1965 | Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre | Major Whitman | Episode: "The Fliers" |
1967 | Coronet Blue | Dr. Michael Wilson | Episode: "A Time to Be Born" |
1968 | Cimarron Strip | George Deeker | Episode: "Without Honor" |
1969 | Gentle Ben | Elsmore | Episode: "Busman's Holiday" |
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