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Fri 25
My Favorite Brunette — Brandon Hurst
A baby photographer is mistaken for a private eye and is hired by a beautiful woman to find her missing uncle. Through his ineptitude, he gains powerful enemies, and ends up on death row.
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Sat 26
My Favorite Brunette — Brandon Hurst
A baby photographer is mistaken for a private eye and is hired by a beautiful woman to find her missing uncle. Through his ineptitude, he gains powerful enemies, and ends up on death row.
Air Time & Details for Brandon Hurst, Sat 26, 4:00 am
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Biography
About Brandon Hurst
Satanic-featured British actor Brandon Hurst was once singled out by a prominent film historian as one of the five finest villains of the silent screen. He started out as a Philology student, gravitating to the stage in the 1880s. He was 50 years old at the time of his first film appearance in Via Wireless (1916), and 54 when he portrayed the first in his gallery of memorable screen heavies, Sir George Carewe in the 1920 Barrymore version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Other reprobates in Hurst's cinematic repertoire included the sadistic Jehan in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923), the wicked Caliph in The Thief of Baghdad (1924), the diabolical court jester in The Man Who Laughs (1928) and the insidious Merlin in A Connecticut Yankee (1931). Most of his talkie appearances were in such minor roles as condescending butlers and grouchy coroners. Brandon Hurst continued to pop up briefly in films like The Princess and the Pirate (1944) and House of Frankenstein (1945) until his death at the age of 80.