The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
1964
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6 hours ago · And Elsa Lanchester was endlessly supportive of Charles Lawton's entire career. So she was a very important figure in his life. But we need to move on to maybe one of the most unique film in his works. Which is the movie, The Night of the Hunter, 1955. Charles Lawton is not in it. It is the one and only movie he directed.
5 days ago · Later in his life, Laughton directed his wife in a one-woman show called Elsa Lanchester—Herself. The autobiographical revue opened in New York to rave reviews.
5 days ago · Though Laughton's wife was actress Elsa Lanchester, he was more or less openly gay, according to Bowers. Both Lanchester and Laughton reportedly enjoyed the sexual company of young, gay men, but Laughton's sexual practices stood out because he was particularly dirty - literally.
5 days ago · Charles Laughton, Elsa Lanchester, Binnie Barnes 40 votes Renowned for his excess, King Henry VIII (Charles Laughton) goes through a series of wives during his rule.
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3 days ago · The 1957 movie starred Charles Laughton as an aging barrister recovering from a heart attack. Against his doctor's advice, he decides to take on one last case. His bossy nurse, Miss Plimsoll, was played by Elsa Lanchester.
2 days ago · Paintings from the collection of the late Tom Laughton, Scarborough hotelier and brother of the Hollywood movie star Charles Laughton, will go on display at Scarborough Art Gallery next month. The exhibition seeks to shed light on the three women he married – Esmé, Isobel and Mary.
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5 days ago · He co-founded a production company with his wife, Elsa Lanchester, which introduced American audiences to many classic plays. Furthermore, his one-man show, Charles Laughton Reads from Great Literature, won rave reviews and demonstrated his masterful command of language.
