 1920 - 1966 (45 years)
Has more than 100 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
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| Father |
William Brooks Clift, b. Abt 1890 |
| Mother |
Ethel Anderson Blair, b. Abt 1895 |
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| Father |
William Brooks Clift, b. Abt 1890 |
| Mother |
Ethel Anderson Blair, b. Abt 1895 |
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Abt 1890 - Yes, date unknown
| Birth |
Abt 1890 |
| Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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| Family |
Ethel Anderson Blair, b. Abt 1895 |
| Children |
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| | 3. Edward Montgomery Clift, b. 17 Oct 1920, Omaha, Nebraska |
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 Abt 1895 - Aft 1966 (72 years)
| Birth |
Abt 1895 |
| Died |
Aft 1966 |
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| Father |
Woodbury Blair, b. Abt 1865 |
| Mother |
Maria Latham Anderson, b. Abt 1865 |
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| Family |
William Brooks Clift, b. Abt 1890 |
| Children |
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| | 3. Edward Montgomery Clift, b. 17 Oct 1920, Omaha, Nebraska |
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| Father |
Francis Taylor |
| Mother |
Sara Sothern, b. 21 Aug 1895, Arkansas City, Kansas |
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| Family 1 |
Conrad Nicholson Hilton, Jr., b. 6 Jul 1926, Dallas , Texas |
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| Family 2 |
Living |
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| Family 3 |
Michael Wilding, b. 23 Jul 1912, Westcliffe-on-Sea, Essex, England, UK |
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| Family 4 |
Michael Todd |
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| Family 5 |
Eddie Jack Fisher, b. 10 Aug 1928, Philadelphia, PA, USA |
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| Family 6 |
Victor Luna |
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| Family 7 |
Dennis Stein |
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| Family 8 |
Richard Burton, b. 19 Nov 1925, Pontrhydyfen, South Wales |
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| Family 9 |
Richard Burton, b. 19 Nov 1925, Pontrhydyfen, South Wales |
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| Family 10 |
John Warner |
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| Family 11 |
Larry Fortensky |
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| Family 12 |
Edward Montgomery Clift, b. 17 Oct 1920, Omaha, Nebraska |
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| Name |
Edward Montgomery Clift |
Relationship | with Francis Fox
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| Birth |
17 Oct 1920 |
Omaha, Nebraska  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Death |
23 Jul 1966 |
California |
| Siblings |
2 Siblings |
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| Person ID |
I323217 |
Geneagraphie |
| Links To |
This person is also Montgomery Clift at Wikipedia |
| Links To |
This person is also Montgomery Clift at Reel Classics |
| Last Modified |
3 Apr 2002 |
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 | Birth - 17 Oct 1920 - Omaha, Nebraska |
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| Notes |
- At thirteen Monty appeared on Broadway (Fly Away Home), remaining in New York theatre for over ten years before coming to Hollywood. By that time he was an accomplished actor, notable for the intensity with which he researched and entered into his roles.
He was also by that time exclusively homosexual, though he maintained a number of close friendships with theatre women (heavily promoted by studio publicists). His film debut was Red River (1948) with John Wayne quickly followed by his early personal success The Search (1948) (Oscar nominations for this, A Place in the Sun (1951), From Here to Eternity (1953) and Judgment at Nuremberg (1961). By 1950 he was troubled with allergies and colitis (the army had rejected him in WWII for chronic diarrhea) and, along with pill problems he was alcoholic. He spent a great deal of time and money on psychiatry.
In 1956 during filming of Raintree County (1957) he ran his car into a tree after leaving a party at Elizabeth Taylor's, it was she who saved him from choking by pulling out two teeth lodged in his throat. His smashed face was rebuilt, he reconciled with his estranged father, but he continued bedeviled by dependency on drugs and guilt over homosexuality. Monty managed to slowly develop a more sensible lifestyle back in his New York brownstone, and he was set to play in Taylor's Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967), when his companion Lorenzo James found him lying on top of his bed, dead from what the autopsy called "occlusive coronary artery disease"
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