George Arliss was a star of the British and American stage and screen for nearly 60 years who was trademarked by his monocle, a sartorial affectation, since his youth.
Arliss was best known for his portrayal of great figures of history and became the first British actor to win an Oscar, for his role in 1929's "Disraeli."
Among his most successful films were "Alexander Hamilton," "Rothschild," "Voltaire," "The Iron Duke," "Old English," "The Man Who Played God," and "The Millionaire."
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Year | Category | Work | |
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1929 | Best Actor | Disraeli | Win |
1929 | Best Actor | The Green Goddess | Nomination |
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