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Monte Blue. January 11th, 1887 — February 18th, 1963. Above: Monte Blue emerges from a secret dockyard passage in the serial Secret Agent X-9 (Universal, 1937). A former silent star who became a solid sound-era character player, the tall, dark, and husky Monte Blue turned in half-a-dozen serial performances, winning his biggest cliffhanging ...
Prolific American motion picture actor of the 1910s through the 1950s. Entered films as a screenwriter and stuntman for D.W. Griffith. Died of a heart attack in 1963.
Actor. Born January 11, 1887 in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. Stalwart, durable Monte Blue, a romantic leading man of the silent days, was born January 11, 1887, as Gerard Monte Blue (some sources indicate 1890, but his mother's application for his admission to the Soldier's and Sailor's Orphan's Home lists his birth date as January 11, 1887).
Two Guys From Texas (1948) -- (Movie Clip) That's What The Dudes Want First shot of Dorothy Malone as Joan, Texas dude ranch proprietor, with aide Pete (Monte Blue) then joined by the stars Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson, as an un-booked night club act, who turn out to be old pals of employee Maggie (Penny Edwards), in Warner Bros.
Monte Blue's films include The Birth of a Nation, Key Largo, The Marriage Circle, Possessed
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John Richard Finch and Paul Elby. Close-Ups, From the Golden Age of the Silent Cinema. South Brunswick and New York - London, 1978. Monte Blue (1887-1963), born as Gerard Montgomery Blue. American film actor.
