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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ronald_ColmanRonald Colman - Wikipedia

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   In 1947, he won an Academy Award for Best Actor and Golden Globe Award for Best Actor for the film A Double Life. Colman was an inaugural recipient of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his work in motion pictures. He was awarded a second star for his television work.

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3. www.britannica.com › biography › Ronald-ColmanRonald Colman | British-American Actor & Academy Award Winner ...

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   In full: Ronald Charles Colman. Born: February 9, 1891, Richmond, Surrey, England. Died: May 19, 1958, Santa Barbara, California, U.S. (aged 67) Awards And Honors: Academy Award (1948): Actor in a Leading Role. Golden Globe Award (1948): Best Actor in a Leading Role. (Show more)

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4. www.hollywoodsgoldenage.com › actors › ronald-colmanRonald Colman - Hollywood's Tragic Hero - Hollywood's Golden Age

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   He starred in a number of classic films such as 'A Tale of Two Cities' in 1935 and 'Lost Horizon' in 1937, and was nominated four times for the Academy Award for Best Actor, winning for his performance in 'A Double Life' in 1947.

5. www.thefamouspeople.com › profiles › ronald-colmanRonald Colman Biography - Childhood, Life Achievements & Timeline

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   Thrice nominated for the coveted Academy Awards, he won an Academy Award for Best Actor for ‘A Double Life’ (1947). He also won the Golden Globe award for Best Actor for the same film.

6. awardsandwinners.com › winnerRonald Colman - Awards & Nominations - Awards & Winners

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   Check all the awards won and nominated for by Ronald Colman - Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture – Drama (1948) , Academy Award for Best Actor (1947) and more awards.

7. oldhollywoodincolor.com › 2014/02/09 › on-the-setOn the Set with Ronald Colman - OLD HOLLYWOOD IN COLOR

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   Feb 10, 2014 · LOST HORIZON and THE PRISONER OF ZENDA (both 1937), RANDOM HARVEST and THE TALK OF THE TOWN (both 1942), and A DOUBLE LIFE (1948), for which Ronnie won the Best Actor Academy Award. Eventually, Ronnie focused more on radio and television where his work was always highly rated.

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   Who was Ronald Colman?

   • He starred in a number of classic films such as 'A Tale of Two Cities' in 1935 and 'Lost Horizon' in 1937, and was nominated four times for the Academy Award for Best Actor, winning for his performance in 'A Double Life' in 1947. He was born Ronald Charles Colman on 9 February, 1891 in Richmond, Surrey in south-east England.

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   How did Ronald Colman become famous?

   • His father died of an illness in 1907 making it impossible for Ronald to pursue a higher education. Ronald Colman took up acting and soon became a well-known amateur actor. He joined the West Middlesex Dramatic Society as a member and made his professional stage appearance in 1914.

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   How many stars does Ronald Colman have?

   • Colman has two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles, one for motion pictures at 6801 Hollywood Boulevard and one for television at 1623 Vine Street. He is the subject of a biography written by his daughter Juliet Benita Colman in 1975: Ronald Colman: A Very Private Person.

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   What did Ronnie Colman do for a living?

   • Eventually, Ronnie focused more on radio and television where his work was always highly rated. We chose today for this post because February 9th is Ronald Colman’s birthday (1891). His best films, both silent and sound, are readily available now on official DVD releases and much of his radio work can be heard over the Internet.

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   What movies did Ronnie Doe win an Academy Award for?

   • LOST HORIZON and THE PRISONER OF ZENDA (both 1937), RANDOM HARVEST and THE TALK OF THE TOWN (both 1942), and A DOUBLE LIFE (1948), for which Ronnie won the Best Actor Academy Award. Eventually, Ronnie focused more on radio and television where his work was always highly rated.

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   Who was Ronald Colman in 'Bulldog Drummond'?

   • Ronald Colman played the titular character in the film ‘Bulldog Drummond’ which was based on a play by Herman C. McNeile. His character of a demobilized British captain who helps a beautiful young woman in distress became one of the actor’s much beloved roles and earned him an Academy Award nomination.

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9. www.oscars.org › oscars › ceremoniesThe 20th Academy Awards | 1948 - Oscars.org

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   Highlights from the ceremony with Celeste Holm, Ronald Colman, Loretta Young and more