| Raymond Massey  AKA Raymond Hart Massey
Born: 30-Aug-1896
Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Died: 29-Jul-1983
Location of death: Los Angeles, CA
Cause of death: Pneumonia
Remains: Buried, Beaverdale Memorial Park, New Haven, CT
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: Canada
Executive summary: Things to Come Military service: Canadian Army (Field Artillery, WWI, France, wounded, Maj., invalided 1943) Brother: Vincent Massey (Governor-General of Canada, b. 1887, d. 1967)
Wife: Margery Fremantle (m. 1921, div. 1929, one child)
Son: Geoffrey Massey
Wife: Adrianne Allen (m. 1929, div. 1939, one son, one daughter)
Son: Daniel Massey (actor, b. 10-Oct-1933, d. 25-Mar-1998)
Daughter: Anna Massey (actress, b. 11-Aug-1937, d. 3-Jul-2011)
Wife: Dorothy Whitney (m. 1939, until his death)
High School: Appleby College, Oakville, Ontario
High School: Upper Canada College
University: University of Toronto
University: Balliol College, Oxford University
Kappa Alpha Society
Naturalized US Citizen
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6708 Hollywood Blvd. (television)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1719 Vine St. (motion pictures)
TELEVISION
Dr. Kildare Dr. Leonard Gillespie (1961-66)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Mackenna's Gold (18-Mar-1969) · The Preacher
How the West Was Won (1-Nov-1962) · Abraham Lincoln
The Queen's Guards (17-Oct-1961)
The Fiercest Heart (26-Mar-1961)
The Great Impostor (3-Feb-1961)
The Naked and the Dead (6-Aug-1958) · Gen. Cummings
Omar Khayyam (23-Aug-1957) · The Shah
Seven Angry Men (27-Mar-1955) · John Brown
East of Eden (9-Mar-1955) · Adam Trask
Battle Cry (2-Feb-1955) · Maj. Gen. Snipes
Prince of Players (11-Jan-1955)
The Desert Song (20-May-1953) · Yousseff
Carson City (13-Jun-1952) · Big Jack Davis
Come Fill the Cup (24-Oct-1951)
David and Bathsheba (10-Aug-1951)
Sugarfoot (11-Feb-1951)
Dallas (30-Dec-1950) · Will Marlow
Barricade (24-Mar-1950) · Boss Kruger
Chain Lightning (18-Feb-1950) · Leland Willis
Roseanna McCoy (12-Oct-1949)
The Fountainhead (2-Jul-1949) · Gail Wynand
Mourning Becomes Electra (19-Nov-1947) · Ezra Mannon
Possessed (26-Jul-1947) · Dean Graham
A Matter of Life and Death (1-Nov-1946) · Abraham Farlan
Hotel Berlin (2-Mar-1945) · Arnim von Dahnwitz
God Is My Co-Pilot (21-Feb-1945) · Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault
The Woman in the Window (26-Jan-1945) · Frank Lalor
Arsenic and Old Lace (23-Sep-1944) · Jonathan Brewster
A Canterbury Tale (21-Aug-1944) [VOICE]
Action in the North Atlantic (12-Jun-1943) · Capt. Steve Jarvis
Desperate Journey (26-Sep-1942) · Maj. Otto Baumeister
Reap the Wild Wind (19-Mar-1942) · King Cutler
Dangerously They Live (24-Dec-1941)
Forty-Ninth Parallel (8-Oct-1941) · Andy Brock
Santa Fe Trail (13-Dec-1940) · John Brown
Abe Lincoln in Illinois (12-Feb-1940) · Abe Lincoln
The Drum (10-Apr-1938) · Prince Ghul
The Hurricane (9-Nov-1937) · DeLaage
The Prisoner of Zenda (2-Sep-1937) · Back Michael
Under the Red Robe (May-1937)
Fire Over England (8-Jan-1937) · Philip of Spain
Things to Come (20-Feb-1936) · John Cabal
The Scarlet Pimpernel (23-Dec-1934) · Chauvelin
The Old Dark House (20-Oct-1932) · Philip Waverton
The Speckled Band (5-Mar-1931)
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