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Sat 26
Mr. Belvedere Goes to College — Reginald Sheffield
Clifton Webb displays his acid style in this romp about a middle-aged author in need of a college degree. Shirley Temple. Avery: Alan Young. Bill: Tom Drake. Mrs. Chase: Jessie Royce Landis. Elliott Nugent directed.
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Mon 28
Mr. Belvedere Goes to College — Reginald Sheffield
Clifton Webb displays his acid style in this romp about a middle-aged author in need of a college degree. Shirley Temple. Avery: Alan Young. Bill: Tom Drake. Mrs. Chase: Jessie Royce Landis. Elliott Nugent directed.
Air Time & Details for Reginald Sheffield, Mon 28, 6:00 am
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About Reginald Sheffield
A busy child actor in his native London, Reginald Sheffield was 12 years old when he made his film debut in 1913. Sheffield's later movie credits included the starring role in the 1923 version of David Copperfield. Moving to Hollywood in 1929, he was unable to secure leading parts, but kept active as a character actor until his death in 1957.
His more memorable Hollywood roles included Secretary of War Newton Baker in Wilson (1945), President Ulysses S. Grant in Centennial Summer (1946), and Julius Caesar in The Story of Mankind (1957); he also essayed small roles in both versions of De Mille's The Buccaneer. Reginald Sheffield was the father of Johnny Sheffield, who rose to fame as Boy in the Tarzan films of the 1930s and 1940s, and who later starred in Monogram's Bomba the Jungle Boy series.