10 Things You Should know About Ronald Colman

Here are 10 things you should know about Ronald Colman, born on February 9, 1891. His was one of the most memorable voices in Hollywood history.
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[@maureenmcdonough7018]

A wonderful actor with an amazing voice The kind of voice that I could listen to forever

[@h.calvert3165]

There were only four huge stars in silent films who moved right into the same position in talkies. Only one of them was a man, this gentleman right here. One of the handsomest men ever to appear in films, effortlessly charming, a fine actor, & oh, that voice! Well done, sir, well done! 🌟

[@gerrymccartney3561]

Ronald Colman is one of my all time favourite actors and Random Harvest a favourite film. I would far rather have his voice than mine. Thank you for paying him tribute.

[@CarlB_1962]

It’s wonderful that so many photos exist charting the careers of the stars you feature.

[@mauricehumphries3143]

Thank you for sharing that video. Ronald Coleman is one of my favorite actors.👍👍❤️❤️

[@bigtam462]

Looking for as many Ronald Colman films as I can find ..after watching him in Talk of the Town with Jean Arthur and Cary Grant..3 amazing voices....Leslie Howard, and Charles Laughton have become firm favourites too....

[@danielstanwyck2812]

My father's favorite actor. Maybe a toss-up between Colman and another debonair, William Powell, both of whom were about as classy as you could get.

[@jameslamendola7843]

We share the same day.