Monroe Owsley

Highest Rated: 50% Goin' to Town (1935)

Lowest Rated: 50% Goin' to Town (1935)

Birthday: Aug 11, 1900

Birthplace: Not Available

Son of actress Gertrude Owsley, Monroe Owsley began his own stage career in his teens. In films from 1929, he gained a measure of fame by repeating his Broadway role as Ned, the inebriated younger brother of heroine Linda Seton, in Philip Barry's Holiday (1930) (when the film was remade in 1938, Owsley's part was essayed by Lew Ayres). Thereafter, he was typecast as a dissipated, often debauched young playboy, seldom garbed in anything other than a bathrobe or smoking jacket. Monroe Owsley died at age 36 from a heart attack suffered during a car accident.

Highest Rated Movies

Goin' to Town
50%

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	BOX OFFICE	YEAR
No Score Yet	Hat Check Girl	Actor	—	2014
No Score Yet	Yellowstone	Marty Ryan	—	1936
No Score Yet	Private Number	Coakley	—	1936
No Score Yet	Mister Cinderella	Aloysius Merriweather	—	1936
No Score Yet	Remember Last Night?	Billy Arliss	—	1935
No Score Yet	Rumba	Hobart Fletcher	—	1935
No Score Yet	Behold My Wife	Bob Prentice	—	1935
50%	Goin' to Town	Fletcher Colton	—	1935
No Score Yet	Little Man, What Now?	Kessler	—	1934
No Score Yet	She Was a Lady	Jerry Couzins	—	1934
No Score Yet	Twin Husbands	Colton Drain	—	1933
No Score Yet	The Keyhole	Maurice Le Brun	—	1933
No Score Yet	Brief Moment	Harold Sigrift	—	1933
No Score Yet	Ex-Lady	Nick Malvyn	—	1933
No Score Yet	Unashamed	Harry Swift	—	1932
No Score Yet	Call Her Savage	Lawrence Crosby	—	1932
No Score Yet	Hat Check Girl	Tod Reese	—	1932
No Score Yet	Indiscreet	Jim Woodward	—	1931
No Score Yet	Ten Cents a Dance	Eddie Miller	—	1931
No Score Yet	This Modern Age	Tony Girard	—	1931
No Score Yet	Holiday	Ned Seton	—	1930
No Score Yet	Carry on, Sergeant!	Actor	—	1928

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