Montagu Love

Montagu Love
Born
Harry Montague Love

(1877-03-15)15 March 1877
Southsea, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
Died17 May 1943(1943-05-17) (aged 66)
Beverly Hills, California, United States
Other nameMontague Love [1]
Occupations
Years active1914–1943
SpouseMarjorie Hollis Love

Harry Montague Love (15 March 1877 – 17 May 1943), known professionally as Montagu Love, was a British screen and stage actor and illustrator.[1][2][3][4]

Early years

Redvers Buller's VC action, painted by H. Montagu Love (1905) for the "How He Won the Victoria Cross" postcard series produced by Raphael Tuck & Sons

Harry Montague Love was born on 15 March 1877 in Southsea, Portsmouth, to Harry Love, an accountant, and Fanny Louisa Love (née Poad).[1][5][6]

Career

Educated in Great Britain, Love began his career as an artist, with his first important job as an illustrator for The Illustrated Daily News in London.[7]

Love's acting debut came with an American company in a production in the Isle of Wight.[7] His Broadway debut occurred in The Second in Command (1913). He was typically cast in heartless villain roles. In the 1920s, he played with Rudolph Valentino in The Son of the Sheik, opposite John Barrymore in Don Juan, and appeared with Lillian Gish in 1928's The Wind. He also portrayed 'Colonel Ibbetson' in Forever (1921), the silent film version of Peter Ibbetson. Love was one of the more successful villains in silent films.

One of Love's first sound films was the part-talkie The Mysterious Island co-starring Lionel Barrymore. In 1937, he played Henry VIII in the first talking film version of Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper, with Errol Flynn. Love played the bigoted Bishop of the Black Canons in The Adventures of Robin Hood, also starring Flynn. However, he also played gruff authoritarian figures, such as Monsieur Cavaignac, who, contrary to history, demands the resignation of those responsible for the Dreyfus cover-up, in The Life of Emile Zola (1937), as well as Don Alejandro de la Vega, whose son appears to be a fop but is actually Zorro, in the 1940 version of The Mark of Zorro, starring Tyrone Power.

In 1941, he played a doctor in Shining Victory. In 1939's Gunga Din, Montagu Love reads the final stanza of Rudyard Kipling's original poem over the body of the slain Din.

Love's last film to be released, Devotion, was released three years after his death aged 66 in 1943. He was interred at Chapel of the Pines Crematory. His last acting performance was in Wings Over the Pacific (1943).

Personal life and death

On 3 April 1929, Love married Marjorie Love (née Hollis), a stage actress, in Los Angeles.[3][8]

Besides acting, Montague had a keen interest in drawing and painting. He became very proficient in caricatures of cast mates and also military paintings, primarily those of British military uniforms.[9]

Death

On 17 May 1943, Love died aged 66 at his home in Beverly Hills, California.[1][3][9]

Selected Filmography

Silent films

Year Title Role Director Notes Ref(s)
1914 The Suicide Club Prince Florizel Maurice Elvey Film debut [10]
1915 Hearts in Exile Count Nicolai James Young Credited as Montague Love [11][12]
The Face in the Moonlight Ambrose Albert Capellani Credited as Montague Love [13]
Sunday Henry Brinthorpe George Lederer [14]
A Royal Family Crown Prince of Kurland William Nigh Credited as Montague Love [15]
The Greater Will Stuart Watson Harley Knoles Credited as Montague Love [16]
1916 The Devil's Toy Wilfred Barsley Harley Knoles [17]
A Woman's Way Oliver Whitney Barry O'Neil [18]
Husband and Wife Patrick Alliston Barry O'Neil [19]
Friday the 13th Count Varneloff Émile Chautard Lost film [20]
The Gilded Cage Baron Stefano Harley Knowles [21]
The Hidden Scar Henry Dalton Barry O'Neil [22]
The Scarlet Oath Nicholas Savaroff Frank Powell and Travers Vale [23]
Bought and Paid For Robert Stafford Harley Knoles [24]
The Men She Married Jerry Trainer Harley Knoles [25]
The Challenge Quarrier Donald McKenzie [26]
1917 The Brand of Satan Jacques Cordet George Archainbaud [27]
The Guardian James Rokeby Arthur Ashley Lost film [28]
The Dancer's Peril Michael Pavloff Travers Vale [29]
Rasputin, The Black Monk Gregory Novik, later known as Rasputin Arthur Ashley Lost film [30]
The Awakening Jacques Revilly George Archainbaud [31]
Forget-Me-Not Gabriel Barrato/Benedetto Barrato Émile Chautard Lost film [32]
The Dormant Power Maurice Maxwell Travers Vale [33]
Yankee Pluck Baron Wootchi George Archainbaud [34]
The Volunteer Himself Harley Knoles Credited as Montague Love [35]
1918 Broken Ties John Fleming Arthur Ashley [7]
The Cross Bearer Cardinal Mercier George Archainbaud
Vengeance Lorin Cuddlestone/John Cuddlestone Travers Vale
Stolen Orders John Le Page Harley Knoles Lost film [36]
The Cabaret Jaffrey Darrel Harley Knoles
To Him That Hath David Aldrich Oscar Apfel
The Grouch Donald Graham Oscar Apfel
1919 The Rough Neck John Masters Oscar Apfel
The Hand Invisible Rodney Graham Harry O. Hoyt
The Quickening Flame John Steele Travers Vale
Three Green Eyes Allen Granat Dell Henderson Lost film [37]
Through the Toils Noel Graham/Lewis Moffat Harry O. Hoyt
A Broadway Saint Dick Vernon Harry O. Hoyt Lost film [38]
The Steel King John Blake Oscar Apfel
1920 Man's Plaything Pelton Vab Teel Charles T. Horan Credited as Montague Love
The World and His Wife Don Julian Robert G. Vignola Lost film [39]
The Riddle: Woman Larz Olrik Edward José Lost film [40]
The Wrong Woman William Marshall Ivan Abramson
The Place of Honeymoons Edward Courtlandt Kenean Buel [41]
1921 Shams of Society Herbert Porter Thomas B. Walsh [42]
The Case of Becky Prof. Balzamo Chester M. Franklin Lost film [43]
Forever Colonel Ibbetson George Fitzmaurice Lost film [44]
Love's Redemption Frederick Kent Albert Parker Lost film [45]
1922 The Beauty Shop Maldonado Edward Dillon Lost film [46]
What's Wrong with the Women? Arthur Belden Roy William Neill Lost film [47]
The Secrets of Paris The Schoolmaster Kenneth S. Webb Lost film [48]
The Darling of the Rich Peyton Martin John G. Adolfi Lost film [49]
1923 The Leopardess Scott Quaigg Henry Kolker Lost film [50]
The Eternal City Charles Minghelli George Fitzmaurice Partially lost[51] [52]
Little Old New York Unknown role Sidney Olcott [53]
1924 Restless Wives Hugo Cady Gregory La Cava Lost film [54]
Roulette Dan Carrington Stanner E.V. Taylor Lost film [55]
Week End Husbands Thomas Mowry Edward H. Griffith Lost film [56]
A Son of the Sahara Sultan Cassim Ammeh/ Colonel Barbier Edwin Carewe Lost film (trailer exists)[57] [58]
Love of Women Bronson Gibbs Whitman Bennett Lost film [59]
Who's Cheating? Harrison Fields Joseph Levering
Sinners in Heaven Native Chief Alan Crosland Lost film [60]
1925 The Ancient Highway Ivan Hurd Irvin Willat Lost film [61]
The Desert's Price Jim Martin W. S. Van Dyke [62]
The Mad Marriage Unknown role Frank P. Donovan Lost film [63]
1926 Hands Up! Capt. Edward Logan Clarence Badger [64]
Brooding Eyes Pat Callaghan Edward LeSaint [65]
Out of the Storm Timothy Keith Louis J. Gasnier
The Social Highwayman Ducket Nelson William Beaudine [66]
Son of the Sheik Ghabah George Fitzmaurice Credited as Montague Love [67]
Don Juan Count Giano Donati Alan Crosland Synchronised Score and
Sound Effects[68]		 [69]
The Silent Lover Ben Achmed George Archainbaud [70]
1927 One Hour of Love J.W. McKay Robert Florey [71]
The Night of Love Duke de la Garda George Fitzmaurice [72]
The King of Kings Roman Centurion Cecil B. Demille Synchronised Score and
Sound Effects		 [73]
The Tender Hour Grand Duke Sergei George Fitzmaurice [74]
Rose of the Golden West Gen. Vallero George Fitzmaurice [75]
Jesse James Frederick Mimms Lloyd Ingraham [76]
Good Time Charley John Hartwell Michael Curtiz Synchronised Score and
Sound Effects		 [77]
The Haunted Ship Captain Simon Gant Forrest Sheldo [78]
1928 The Noose Buck Gordon John Francis Dillon [79]
The Devil's Skipper First Mate John G. Adolfi [80]
The Hawk's Nest Dan Daugherty Benjamin Christensen Lost film [81]
The Wind Wirt Roddy Victor Sjöström Synchronised Score and
Sound Effects		 [82]
The Haunted House Mad Doctor Benjamin Christensen Lost Film
Synchronised Score and Sound Effects		 [83]
1929 Synthetic Sin Brandy Mulane William A. Seiter Synchronised Score and
Sound Effects		 [84]
The Divine Lady Captain Hardy Frank Lloyd Synchronised Score and
Sound Effects		 [85]

Sound films

Year Title Role Director Notes Ref(s)
1928 The Last Warning Arthur McHugh Paul Leni Part-talkie [86]
1929 Silks and Saddles Walter Sinclair Robert F. Hill [87]
Bulldog Drummond Peterson F. Richard Jones [88]
Charming Sinners George Whitley Robert Milton
Dorothy Arzner[89]		 [90]
Midstream Dr. Nelson James Flood Part-Talkie [91]
Her Private Life Sir Bruce Haden Alexander Korda [92]
A Most Immoral Lady John Williams John Griffith Wray [93]
The Mysterious Island Baron Falon Lucien Hubbard Part-talkie [94]
1930 Love Comes Along Sangredo Rupert Julian Partially Lost[95] [96]
Double Cross Roads Gene Dyke George E. Middleton
Alfred L. Werker
A Notorious Affair Sir Thomas Hanley Lloyd Bacon [97]
Back Pay Charles Wheeler William A. Seiter [98]
Inside the Lines Governor of Gibraltar Roy Pomeroy [99]
Outward Bound Mr. Lingley Robert Milton [100]
Reno Alexander W. Brett George J. Crone [101]
Kismet The Jailer John Francis Dillon Lost film [102]
The Cat Creeps Hendricks Rupert Julian Partially Lost [103]
1931 The Lion and the Lamb Professor Tottie George B. Seitz [104]
Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson John G. Adolfi [105]
1932 Love Bound John Randolph Robert F. Hill
Stowaway Groder Phil Whitman Credited as Montague Love [106]
Vanity Fair Marquis of Steyne Chester M. Franklin [107]
The Silver Lining Michael Moore Alan Crosland [108]
The Riding Tornado Walt Corson D. Ross Lederman [109]
The Midnight Lady Harvey Austin Richard Thorpe
Out of Singapore Scar Murray – Boatswain Charles Hutchison
1933 The Mystic Hour Captain James alias The Fox Melville De Lay [110]
His Double Life Duncan Farrel Arthur Hopkins
William C. deMille		 [111]
1934 Menace Police Inspector Ralph Murphy
Limehouse Blues Pug Talbot Alexander Hall
1935 Clive of India Gov. Pigot Richard Boleslawski Credited as Montague Love [112]
The Crusades Hercules, The Blacksmith Cecil B. DeMille
Hi, Gaucho! Hillario Bolario Tommy Atkins [113]
The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo Director Stephen Roberts
1936 Sutter's Gold Capt. Kettleson James Cruze
The Country Doctor Sir Basil Crawford Henry King [114]
Frankie and Johnny Colonel Brand (uncredited) Chester Erskine
John H. Auer		 [115]
Champagne Charlie Ivan Suchine James Tinling [116]
The White Angel Mr. Bullock, Under Secretary of War William Dieterle [117]
Sing, Baby, Sing Robert Wilson Sidney Lanfield
Reunion Sir Basil Crawford Norman Taurog
Lloyd's of London Hawkins Henry King [118]
One in a Million Ratoffsky – alias of Sir Frederick Brooks, Olympic Secretary Sidney Lanfield [119]
1937 The Prince and the Pauper Henry VIII William Keighley [120]
Parnell Gladstone John M. Stahl [121]
London by Night Sir Arthur Herrick Wilhelm Thiele [122]
The Life of Emile Zola M. Cavaignac William Dieterle [123]
The Prisoner of Zenda Detchard (uncredited) John Cromwell [124]
A Damsel in Distress Lord Marshmorton George Stevens [125]
Adventure's End Capt. Abner Drew Arthur Lubin [126]
Tovarich M. Courtois Anatole Litvak [127]
1938 The Buccaneer Admiral Cockburn Cecil B. DeMille [128]
The Adventures of Robin Hood Bishop of the Black Canons Michael Curtiz
William Keighley		 [129]
Kidnapped Colonel Whitehead Alfred L. Werker
Otto Preminger[89]		 [130]
The Fighting Devil Dogs General White William Witney
John English		 Serial [131]
Professor Beware Professor Schmutz (uncredited) Elliott Nugent
If I Were King General Dudon Frank Lloyd [132]
1939 Gunga Din Colonel Weed George Stevens [133]
Juarez Jose de Montares William Dieterle [134]
Sons of Liberty George Washington Michael Curtiz Short [135]
The Man in the Iron Mask Spanish Ambassador James Whale [136]
Rulers of the Sea Malcolm Grant Frank Lloyd [137]
We Are Not Alone Major Millman Edmund Goulding [138]
1940 The Lone Wolf Strikes Emil Gorlick Sidney Salkow [139]
Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet Prof. Hartmann William Dieterle [140]
Northwest Passage Wiseman Clagett King Vidor [141]
The Sea Hawk King Philip II Michael Curtiz [142]
All This, and Heaven Too Marechal Sebastiani Anatole Litvak [143]
Private Affairs Noble Bullerton Albert S. Rogell [144]
A Dispatch from Reuter's John Delane William Dieterle [145]
North West Mounted Police Inspector Cabot Cecil B. DeMille [146]
The Mark of Zorro Don Alejandro Vega Rouben Mamoulian [147]
The Son of Monte Cristo Prime Minister Baron Von Neuhoff Rowland V. Lee [148]
1941 Hudson's Bay Governor D'Argenson Irving Pichel [149]
The Devil and Miss Jones Harrison Sam Wood [150]
Shining Victory Dr. Blake Irving Rapper
1942 Lady for a Night Judge Leigh Jason [151]
The Remarkable Andrew General George Washington Stuart Heisler [152]
The Voice of Terror General Jerome Lawford John Rawlins [153]
Tennessee Johnson Chief Justice Chase William Dieterle [154]
1943 Forever and a Day Sir John Bunn René Clair
Edmund Goulding
Cedric Hardwicke
Frank Lloyd
Victor Saville
Robert Stevenson
Herbert Wilcox		 [155]
The Constant Nymph Albert Sanger Edmund Goulding (released posthumously) [156]
Wings Over the Pacific Jim Butler Phil Rosen (released posthumously)
Holy Matrimony Judge John M. Stahl (released posthumously) [157]
1946 Devotion Rev. Brontë Curtis Bernhardt (final role; released posthumously) [158]

Stage

Year Title Role Playwright Venue Ref(s)
1913 The Second in Command Performer Robert Marshall Wallack's Theatre [159]
The Ghost of Jerry Bundler Performer Charles Rock and W. W. Jacobs Wallack's Theatre [160]
Beauty and the Barge Performer W. W. Jacobs Wallack's Theatre [161]
Grumpy Performer Horace Hodges and T. Wigney Percyval Wallack's Theatre [162]
1915 The Adventure of Lady Ursula Performer Anthony Hope Maxine Elliott's Theatre [163]
You Never Can Tell Mr. Bohun (Replacement) George Bernard Shaw Garrick Theatre [164]
Arms and the Man Major Sergius Saranoff (Replacement) George Bernard Shaw Garrick Theatre [165]
Candida The Reverend James Mavor Morell (Replacement) George Bernard Shaw Garrick Theatre [166]
Search Me Performer Augustin MacHugh Gaiety Theatre [167]
Husband and Wife Performer Charles Kenyon 48th Street Theatre [168]
The Ware Case Performer George Pleydell Bancroft Maxine Elliott's Theatre [169]
1916 The Great Pursuit Performer C. Haddon Chambers Shubert Theatre [170]
1921 The Survival of the Fittest John Webster George Atkinson Greenwich Village Theatre [171]
1930 A Kiss of Importance Gilbert Laurent Courcel Arthur Hornblow Jr. Fulton Theatre [172]
1932 Firebird Police Commissioner Szentesi Lajos Zilahy Empire Theatre [173]
1933 Hangman's Whip Prin Norman Reilly Raine, Frank Butler St. James Theatre [174]
Birthright Jakob Eisner Richard Maibaum 49th Street Theatre [175]
1934 The Wooden Slipper Otto Zigurny Ritz Theatre Samson Raphaelson [176]
Richard of Bordeaux Earl of Arundel Gordon Daviot Empire Theatre [177]

References

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