The Great Ronald Colman

Ronald Colman
09. Feb.1891 - 19. May 1958
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[@JaneFrieman]

Ronald Colman possessed a talent for acting.

[@pmajudge]

THE VERY BEST OF BRITISH OF STARS -- RONALD COLEMAN --- MY FAVOURITE 'S "RANDOM HARVEST " & THE LOST HORIZON " !! ADORE THOSE MOVIES . FROM U.K. (2021).

[@yiseng4602]

Yes he was one of a kind a very special and unique breed of an actor.We would never see his likes again.

[@basu48]

Very apt prefix. Ronald Colman is “The Great “.

[@paulakpacente]

He was a fine actor, and possessed an incredible knowledge and pronunciation of the English language. Even though he died when I was 4 years old, he made an impression on me that I will hold dear for the rest of my life...

[@garrettdavis6500]

Totally love this guy. I am Afro-American, but I always tried to use some of Ronald Coleman's, debonair essence, & gentlemanly manner, ( especially around women I adore. )

[@juanitabrewer4521]

Great actor.

[@mommybriggs3879]

Loved this video. Great pics of a great actor, thanks for the video

[@victorgomez1653]

Su rostro trasunta bondad y masculinidad. Nobleza.

[@loveoldmovies2249]

this one is very nice too... thanks Heike!!

[@SC-uq2jf]

Technically, Ronald Colman was born during the Victorian Age, He straddled the old world of Horse and Buggy, and the beginning of the Industrial Age. His suave demeanor and elegant charm and delivery of his lines , harks back to a time of GENTLEMEN. I am African American college educated female, I identified with the pathos of his characters and though my people were portrayed as bafoons , clowns, maids and chauffuers in old Black and White films, I always identified with the protaganists in stories. Ronald Colman allowed me to escape into the story and forget the JIM CROW RACISM, and ugly reality of dealing with racism in America, if only for an hour or so.

[@johnchipol7716]

Along with gary cooper ronald coleman they adapted to the talkies better than all the rest

[@yiseng4602]

Really he was very friendly with everyone and an English gentleman the way he spoke and with refined manners.But there was one man whom he really despised Samuel Goldwyn Mayer who had made life miserable for him.

[@paoladimeo412]

I would love too see the film. Radom harvest.

[@enolagranville3882]

Without talking you have to guess about everything, then what’s the point 👎🏽the pictures without words leaves you wondering