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46 Photos. Character actor in films, often portraying strident types, he is best remembered cast as "The Thin Man" (actually, "Wynant") of the hit 1934 MGM film. He Ellis was active on Broadway as an actor, producer and playwright from 1905-32 (see "Other Works"). He died in Beverly Hills, CA at age 81 in 1952.
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- Coldwater, Michigan, USA
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- Beverly Hills, California, USA
Nov 13, 2012 · November 13, 2012 By Cliff Aliperti 4 Comments. He usually enters conversation as the answer to a trivia question. Edward Ellis is best known for playing the title character in the 1934 classic The Thin Man. Scratch that. It’s supposed to be a trick question, this Who played The Thin Man? business.
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Edward Ellis. Highest Rated: 100% Fury (1936) Lowest Rated: 79% The Texas Rangers (1936) Birthday: Nov 12, 1870. Birthplace: Coldwater, Michigan, USA. Edward Ellis worked in a...
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Acting. Character actor in films, often portraying strident types, he is best remembered cast as "The Thin Man" (actually, "Wynant") of the hit 1934 MGM film. He Ellis was active on Broadway as an actor, producer and playwright from 1905-32 (see "Other Works"). He died in Beverly Hills, CA at age 81 in 1952.
