Onslow Stevens

Onslow Stevens

actor

Onslow Stevens was born on Mar 29, 1902 in USA. Onslow Stevens's big-screen debut came with Radio Patrol directed by Edward L. Cahn in 1932, strarring Carl Hughes. Onslow Stevens is known for The Ten Commandments directed by Cecil B. DeMille, Charlton Heston stars as Moses and Yul Brynner as Rameses. The most recent award Onslow Stevens achieved is Walk of Fame. The upcoming new movie Onslow Stevens plays is The Couch which will be released on Jun 07, 1962.

Son of character actor Houseley Stevenson, brother of actor Houseley Stevenson Jr., Onslow Stevens was highly active from mid-1920s at the Pasadena Community Playhouse, where his entire family worked frequently as performers, directors and teachers. he scored a major success on Broadway in "Stage Door" in 1936. He played many leading roles and even more character parts over the years. Although at first a stalwart and reliable figure in films, in later years his career was adversely affected by alcohol. Nevertheless, he was a familiar and respected performer for many years. His final months were spent in a Van Nuys, California, nursing home where, in November 1976, he suffered a broken hip under unclear circumstances. Pneumonia set in and he died in January 1977. A coroner's inquest ruled that the broken hip had occurred "at the hands of another, not an accident."

  • Birthday

    Mar 29, 1902
  • Place of Birth

    Los Angeles, California, USA

Known For

Awards

1 wins & 0 nominations

Walk of Fame
1960
Motion Picture
Winner - Star on the Walk of Fame

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