Clifton Webb

American actor and singer in films

Clifton Webb - Performers & Entertainers born November 19th, 1889
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Born in 1889, this individual was an accomplished American actor, singer, and dancer. Gained stardom in the early to mid-twentieth century, particularly noted for a distinctive style and sophisticated performances. Featured prominently in several classic films, including 'Laura' and 'Cheaper by the Dozen'. Transitioned from theatre to films, achieving considerable success and recognition in both mediums. Displayed a unique talent for portraying witty and charming characters, contributing to a rich legacy in American cinema. Continued to perform until late career, leaving behind an enduring influence on the performing arts.

Starred in 'Laura' as Detective Mark McPherson

Appeared in 'Cheaper by the Dozen' as Frank Bunker Gilbreth

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