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Boris Karloff
general Name: William Henry Pratt .
Birth: November 23, 1887.
Death: February 2, 1969.
Wife: Grace Harding (1910-1913)
Olive de Wilton (d. 1915)
Montana Laurena Williams (d. 1920)
Helene Vivian Soule (1924-1928)
Dorothy Stine (1928-1946)
Evelyn Hope Helmore (1946-1969)
Children: Sara Karloff.

Son of Edward John Pratt Jr and his third wife Sarah Elizabeth Millard the future actor was born in Camberwell, London, and grew up in Enfield.

Orphaned in his youth, he attended classes at Enfield Grammar School before moving to Uppingham School, Merchant Taylors' School, and occasionally at the University of London. The first me ta of Karloff was to join the diplomatic service, his brother Sir John Henry Pratt, became a famous and distinguished diplomat. In 1909, Pratt went to Canada, changing his name. For health reasons, did not fight in the First World War.

Once arrived in Hollywood, California, Karloff participated in numerous silent films before appearing as the m Constructing Frankenstein in Frankenstein (1931), the film that made him a star and it rolled by Bela Lugosi declined the role. A year later he played another iconic character, Imhotep, in The Mummy.

Its height and the success of Frankenstein (which appeared in the credits only as Karloff) will cast in the horror genre (where he made several films for Universal Pictures), but participated in other genres such as The Lost Patrol John Ford in 1934. Mon Karloff played the Frankenstein HIMAX motor twice, The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) and The Son of Frankenstein (1939), with Lugosi as Ygor crazy. Precisely Lugosi 'coincided in two other major titles The black cat (1934) and The Raven (1935). Although the roles that made him famous, Karloff was known in real life as a generous gentleman, so above all to children. In his later years he performed several times on television.

Boris Karloff died of pneumonia at the King Edward VII Hospital, Midhurst, Sussex at age 81, being incinerated. For his contribution

Boris Karloff was awarded two stars on the legendary Walk of Fame in 1737 Vine Street (for films) and 6664 Hollywood Boulevard (for television).

He is considered one of the greatest actors of the horror film classic, with Lon Chaney Jr. (as the werewolf) and Bela Lugosi (as Dracula).

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interview to Boris Karloff.

Karloff and Lugosi playing chess.

lost films of Boris Karloff.