Gummo MarxMilton Marx (October 23, 1892 - April 21, 1977), known as Gummo, was one of the Marx Brothers. He worked with his brothers on Vaudeville, but left the act because he did not like performing. This was before they made any of their famous movies. After leaving the act, Gummo went into the dressmaking business. Later he joined with his brother Zeppo Marx and operated a theatrical agency. The agency was later sold and Gummo turned to representing his brother Groucho Marx and television show The Life of Riley, which he helped develop. He was given his nickname because he wore gum-soled shoes. This page about Gummo Marx includes information from a Wikipedia article. Additional articles about Gummo Marx News stories about Gummo Marx External links for Gummo Marx Videos for Gummo Marx Wikis about Gummo Marx Discussion Groups about Gummo Marx Blogs about Gummo Marx Images of Gummo Marx |
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He was given his nickname because he wore gum-soled shoes. This was before they made any of their famous movies. William John Neeson (born June 7, 1952) is an actor, born in Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. He worked with his brothers on Vaudeville, but left the act because he did not like performing. Excalibur – Gawaine (1981). Milton Marx (October 23, 1892 - April 21, 1977), known as Gummo, was one of the Marx Brothers. Krull – Kegan (1983). The Bounty – Charles Churchill (1984). Ellis Island TV Miniseries – Kevin Murray (1984). The Mission – Fielding (1986). The Dead Pool – Peter Swan (1988). Darkman – Darkman/Peyton Westlake (1990). Leap of Faith – Will (1992). Schindler's List – as Oskar Schindler (1993). Jerome 'Jerry' Lovell (1994). Nell – Dr. Rob Roy – as Robert Roy MacGregor (1995). Michael Collins – as Michael Collins (1996). Les Misérables – Jean Valjean (1998). Star Wars: Episode I – as Qui-Gon Jinn (1999). Gangs of New York – 'Priest' Vallon (2002). K-19: The Widowmaker – Mikhail Polenin (2002). Love Actually – Daniel (2003). Kinsey – Alfred Kinsey (2004). Batman Begins. Kingdom of Heaven – Godfrey of Ibelin (2005). |