Sidney Blackmer(1895-1973)

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Rosemary's Baby (1968)

Sidney Blackmer est né le 13 juillet 1895 en Caroline du Nord, États-Unis. Il était acteur. Il est connu pour Rosemary's Baby (1968), La Haute Société (1956) et Le comte de Monte Cristo (1934). Il était marié à Suzanne Kaaren et Lenore Ulric. Il est mort le 6 octobre 1973 dans l'état de New York, États-Unis.

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Autres noms
- S.A. Blackmer
Taille
- 1,83 m
Date de naissance
- 13 juillet 1895
- Salisbury, Caroline du Nord, États-Unis
Date de décès
- 6 octobre 1973
- Ville de New York, New York, États-Unis(cancer)
Conjoints
Enfants
Autres œuvres
Stage: Appeared in "Mima" on Broadway. Written by David Belasco. Directed / produced by David Belasco. Belasco Theatre: 12 Dec 1928- May 1929 (closing date unknown/180 performances). Cast: Eduardo Abdo, A.E. Anson (as "Magister"), Najeeb Assaf, Eva Barcay, Philip Bishop, Sidney Blackmer (as "Janos"), William Boag, Lionel Braham (as "Rubicante"), Romaine Callender (as "Malacoda"), Reginald Carrington, Norman Constantin, Armand Cortes, W. Gordon Craig, Ruth Dayton, Eugene Donovan, Andre Dumont, Jane Ferrell, Myra Florian, Dwight Frye (as "Alfons"), George Gardon, Vivienne Gieson, Florence Golden, Kitty Gray, Alan Hale (as "Farfarello"), Charlcie Hedge, Arthur Stuart Hull (as "The Husband"), Jerome Jordan, Madeline King, Richard Lambart, Frank Lengel, Arthur MacArthur, Schuyler MacGuffin, Charles H. Martin, Jah Misko, Fred Nelson, Logan Paul [final Broadway role], Lennox Pawle, Ben Probst, Frederick Raymond, George Ryan, Anthony J. Sansome, Harold Seton, Loretto Shea, Maurice Sturez, Bernard Sussman, Douglas F. Swanson, Lenore Ulric, Kraft Wilson, Helen Withers, H. Percy Woodley, Ali Ilma Yousoff.
Annonces publicitaires
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Anecdotes
His widow, Suzanne Kaaren, became entangled in a battle with Donald Trump during the 1980s. Trump wanted to sell the apartment she rented under New York City's Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption Program. Trump wanted more than the $1000 a month restriction and wanted her to sell the apartment. In 1998 he was allowed to turn the apartment into condos--subject, however, to her tenancy. Mrs. Blackmer did not receive any money as a result of the legal battle with Trump. he was enjoined from all attempts to evict her from the 100 Central Park South apartment, where she remained until her death in August 2004. The Blackmers rented the apartment in 1948 and maintained a residence throughout their lives.