Earl of Hertford – Claude Rains

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British person film actor human stage actor

Claude Rains was a distinguished British actor renowned for his charismatic supporting and character roles in classic Hollywood films such as "Casablanca," "The Invisible Man," and "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington."

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	British person → film actor → human → stage actor →
awardNomination	Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor →
birthName	William Claude Rains →
causeOfDeath	abdominal hemorrhage →
child	Jessica Rains →
citizenshipAcquired	naturalized citizen of the United States →
conflictParticipatedIn	World War I →
countryOfCitizenship	United Kingdom → United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1889-11-10 →
dateOfDeath	1967-05-30 →
employer	Warner Bros. Entertainment → surface form: "Warner Bros."
familyName	Rains →
genre	classic Hollywood cinema →
givenName	Claude → William →
languageSpoken	English →
militaryService	British Army →
name	Claude Rains →
nominatedForWork	Casablanca → Mr. Skeffington → Mr. Smith Goes to Washington → Notorious →
notableWork	Casablanca → Lawrence of Arabia → Mr. Smith Goes to Washington → Notorious → Now, Voyager → The Adventures of Robin Hood → The Invisible Man →
occupation	actor → film actor → stage actor →
placeOfBirth	Camberwell → surface form: "Camberwell, London, England" London, England → surface form: "London"
placeOfDeath	Laconia, New Hampshire, United States →
portrayedCharacter	Captain Louis Renault → Dr. Jack Griffin → Mr. Jordan → Prince John → Senator Joseph Paine →
positionHeld	acting teacher at Royal Academy of Dramatic Art →
spouse	Agnes Moore → Beatrice Pearl Levy → Frances Propper → Isabel Jeans → Marie Hemingway →
theatreTraining	Royal Academy of Dramatic Art →
yearsActive	1900s–1960s →

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1937 film The Prince and the Pauper → characterPortrayedBy → Earl of Hertford – Claude Rains →

subject surface form: "The Prince and the Pauper (1937 film)"