David Manners

The Perfect Clue Hearts in Bondage The Death Kiss Dracula [Fullscreen] Dracula [Fullscreen]

AKA: David Joseph Manners
Born: 04/30/1900 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Decades Active:
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Biography: A descendant of William the Conqueror (or so his studio publicity claimed), Canadian actor David Manners was brought to films by director James Whale, who cast the personable, aristocratic-looking young man in the 1930 filmization of Journey's End. It was Manners' thankless task to be the handsome but ineffectual hero of many a horror film: he was forever being knocked out, locked out, or otherwise detained from promptly rescuing the heroine in such films as Dracula (1931), The Mummy (1932) and The Black Cat (1934). He was better served as one of the Hemingwayesque heroes in The Last Flight (1931) and the unfortunate title character in The Mystery of Edwin Drood (1935).

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