What is John Garrick's middle name?

John

What is John Garrick's full name?

Reginald Dandy

John Garrick nickname(s):

Reginald Dandy, John Garrick, Reginald John Garrick

John Garrick date of birth:

August 31, 1902

How old was John Garrick when died?

64

Where was John Garrick born?

Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK

When did John Garrick die?

October 22, 1966

Where did John Garrick die?

San Francisco, California, USA

How tall is John Garrick?

5' 10½" (179 cm)

John Garrick body shape:

Athletic

What color are John Garrick's eyes?

Hazel

What color is John Garrick's hair?

Brown - Dark

What is John Garrick's ethnicity?

White

What is John Garrick nationality?

British

Where did John Garrick go to university?

Brighton College

What is John Garrick's occupation?

Actor

Short Biography

The Brighton College-educated actor and singer John Garrick forsook his first job as a bank clerk for the musical stage. He took his first steps on the boards of variety in 1924, later touring Britain and Australia under his real name (Reginald Dandy) in musical comedies and operettas. Motion pictures soon beckoned and Garrick relocated to the U.S. in 1929. Despite performing in a universally panned play, "The Wishing Well", he was offered a contract with Fox Movietone. A most prominent early screen role had him cast as a Zeppelin-killing British war hero in the aerial melodrama, The Sky Hawk (1929). He then encountered still more dirigibles, starring as J-21 in Fox's bizarre futuristic musical Just Imagine (1930), in which he also warbled a couple of songs. After that, Garrick's roles became more heavily weighted towards perfunctory British aristocrats and debonair 'other men'. Unable to rise above the level of modestly-budgeted B-movies, Garrick packed his bags and returned to England. Back in Britain, he was afforded a higher profile in marginally more ambitious projects like Chu Chin Chow (1934), I Live Again (1936) and The Last Rose of Summer (1937). His last film appearance of note was in The Great Victor Herbert (1939). By the following year Garrick had retired from acting.