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British thespian Leo G. Carroll began acting comparatively late, appearing on stage for the very first time at the age of 26 and then suspending his budding career to join the British Army during World War II. But by the late 1920s, Carroll was working regularly in both the West End and Broadway, and made his film debut in 1934.
"Leo G. Carroll" published on by null. (1892–1972), character actor.The quiet Englishman who excelled in portraying placid, distinguished types, first came to America in 1924 and appeared in such plays as The Vortex (1925), The Constant ...
Leo G. Carroll. Actor: North by Northwest. One of the most indispensable of character actors, Leo G. Carroll was already involved in the business of acting as a schoolboy in Gilbert & Sullivan productions. Aged 16, he portrayed an old man in 'Liberty Hall'. In spite of the fact, that he came from a military family, and , perhaps, because of his experience during World War I, he decided against...
Tarantula (1955) with John Agar and Leo G. Carroll Playgirl (1954) with Shelley Winters, Barry Sullivan, Colleen Miller, Richard Long, and Dolores Fuller Francis Joins the Wacs (1954) with Julie Adams, Donald O'Connor, Allison Hayes, and Mamie Van Doren Dawn at Socorro (1954) with Rory Calhoun, Piper Laurie, David Brian, and Lee Van Cleef
Leo G. Carroll. Actor: North by Northwest. One of the most indispensable of character actors, Leo G. Carroll was already involved in the business of acting as a schoolboy in Gilbert & Sullivan productions. Aged 16, he portrayed an old man in 'Liberty Hall'. In spite of the fact, that he came from a military family, and , perhaps, because of his experience during World War I, he decided against...
Leo G. Carroll i trailern till filmen Illusionernas stad från 1952. Leo Gratten Carroll , född 25 oktober 1886 i Weedon Bec (normalt endast kallat Weedon) i Northamptonshire , död 16 oktober 1972 i Hollywood i Los Angeles i Kalifornien , var en brittisk skådespelare .
British thespian Leo G. Carroll began acting comparatively late, appearing on stage for the very first time at the age of 26 and then suspending his budding career to join the British Army during World War II.
