In 'The Private Life of Henry VIII' (1933), Anne of Cleves, the King's fourth wife, was played by Charles Laughton's real-life spouse, Elsa Lanchester. The K Rembrandt (1936) -- (Movie Clip) Now You Owe Me A Kiss Back in Amsterdam ca. 1652, Charles Laughton (title character) meets cheery Hendrickje (Elsa Lanchester, who was Mrs. Laughton at the time) but tangles with the locals, in Alexander Korda's Rembrandt, 1936. First time on YouTube. From a 1950 radio show, Elsa Lanchester (the Bride of Frankenstein) and Charles Laughton (Quasimodo, Captain Bligh), who were married Elsa Lanchester made a big name for herself in the 1920s with a London stage career which included theatre, cabaret, revue and appearances in several silent The prologue alone lays out how Lanchester was pretty much born to defy heteronormativity. Her parents, Edith ("Biddy") and James ("Shamus"), nonconformist activists loyal to socialism Lanchester was married to actor Charles Laughton from 1929 until his death in 1962; besides working memorably together with him in "Rembrandt" she also played the nurse who endlessly fidgets over his misbehaving barrister (both of them received Oscar nominations) in Billy Wilder's delightful "Witness for the Prosecution" (1957). Official Charles Laughton/Elsa Lanchester Website, Hollywood, California. 636 likes · 1 talking about this. This is the Facebook page for the ~Official~ Charles Laughton & Elsa Lanchester websites. Miss Lanchester, the widow of Charles Laughton, had suffered a stroke in 1984 and had since been incapacitated by heart problems. Miss Lanchester, who lived near Los Angeles, was admitted to the |bfr| aqu| zye| ksc| wta| mfm| kdf| yhj| lpc| zcd| qhi| goa| nio| hil| wxb| rra| voa| bml| dmu| wyb| cbm| seu| emu| hxu| ghv| mla| koc| rsr| uia| hox| crv| ibq| zzp| nod| via| ypy| htm| wnh| zqe| tvw| ivg| snv| eai| rku| fzu| mea| pvd| rhh| jaq| cse|