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| Lloyd Hamilton |
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born:
19 August 1891 Oakland, California, United States of America |
died:
19 January 1935 Hollywood, California, United States of America (following surgery, age 43) |
| Popular leading American silent-screen comedian, one half of the comedy team 'Ham and Bud' (with Bud Duncan) between 1914-1917. He was good friends with sometimes co-star Charley Chase whom he was directed by in a few films in the early 1920s. Hamilton was close to securing a contract with Hal Roach at one point but was rejected due to his battles with alcohol addiction. He was married twice, both to actresses he had worked with; Ethel Lloyd (1913-1926), and Irene Dalton (1927-28). Both ended in divorce. Hamilton died at the young age of just 43 after battling an illness. |
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Real name: Lloyd Vernon Hamilton |
Films listed on this page: all films with Charley Chase. |
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 1920 |
April Fool Ham |
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1920 |
Moonshine Ham |
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| This page was last updated on: 07 September 2018 |