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John Hamilton. Actor: The Maltese Falcon. Burly, stentorian-voiced John Hamilton, worked on Broadway and in touring theatrical companies for many years prior to his 1930 film debut. He was in the original Broadway company of "Seventh Heaven" and would appear in the film remake (Seventh Heaven (1937)) in 1937. For Warner Bros, he starred with Donald Meek in a series of short mysteries based on ...
John Hamilton (gángster), un gánster estadounidense. Johnny Hamilton, baloncestista de Trinidad Y Tobago. John Hamilton, varios políticos de Escocia, un arzobispo de este mismo país, dos senadores canadienses y varios nobles británicos. John Hamilton (diplomático), embajador de Estados Unidos en Guatemala. Categoría:
John Hamilton. Actor. Born January 16, 1887 in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, USA. Burly, stentorian-voiced John Hamilton, worked on Broadway and in touring theatrical companies for many years prior to his 1930 film debut. He was in the original Broadway company of "Seventh Heaven" and would appear in the film remake (Seventh Heaven (1937)) in 1937.
Sir John Hamilton, 1st Baronet, of Woodbrook (1755–1835), British and Portuguese general of the Napoleonic Wars. John Fane Charles Hamilton (1829–1864), British naval officer, after whom the town of Hamilton in New Zealand is named. John Patrick Hamilton (1896–1961), Australian recipient of the Victoria Cross.
John W. Hamilton is president and chair of RBC Wealth Management Financial Services. In his role, John leads the strategy and overall management of the business, promoting the vision that every client-facing professional in Canada will value the crucial role insurance advice plays in their clients’ wealth management plan.
San Antonio, Texas, U.S. Occupation. Actor. restaurateur. Years active. 1956–1983. Big John Hamilton (October 29, 1916 - December 5, 1984) was an American restaurateur and actor known for various small roles in American films, especially western films. He had roles in several John Wayne films.
John Hamilton was a stage and screen actor who often played judges and other authority figures throughout the 1930s and '40s before assuming the role of Perry White in 1952, the cantankerous editor of The Daily Planet in Adventures of Superman on TV.
