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Eille
Norwood
1861 - 1948 |
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. The actor Eille Norwood was born as Anthony Edward Brett in York, Great Britain. He began his acting career at the theater and became an established actor before he appeared in a movie called "Princess Clementina" (11) for the first time. After the silent movies "The Charlatan" (16) and "Temptation's Hour" (16) his real film career started from 1920. In those years he took part in "The Tavern Knight" (20) and "Gwyneth of the Welsh Hills" (21), afterwards followed the short movie "The Dying Detective" (21) in which he impersonated Sherlock Holmes for the first time. The movie was such successful and Eille Norwood such convincing as Holmes that the producers created a whole serial - at Norwood's side nearly always Hubert Willis as Doctor Watson. To Eille Norwoods numerous movies as Sherlock Holmes belong "The Tiger
of San Pedro" (21), "The Empty House" (21), "A Scandal in Bohemia" (21),
"The Six Napoleons" (22), "The Red Circle" (22), "The Abbey Grange" (22),
"The Hound of the Baskervilles" (22), "The Stone of Nazarin" (23), "The
Sign of Four" (23), "The Gloria Scott" (23), "The Disappearance of Lady
Frances Carfax" (23) and "His Last Bow" (23).
After the end of the Sherlock-Holmes serial Eille Norwood retired from
the film business.
Other movies with Eille Norwood:
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