Lionel Atwill Net Worth

Lionel Atwill net worth is
$1.7 Million

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Lionel Alfred William Atwill (1 March 1885 – 22 April 1946) was an English stage and film actor.

Net Worth	$1.7 Million
Date Of Birth	March 1, 1885
Died	1946-04-22
Place Of Birth	Croydon, London, England, UK
Height	5' 10½" (1.79 m)
Occupation	Actor
Profession	Actor
Spouse	Henrietta Louise Cromwell Brook MacArthur
Nicknames	Lionel Atwill, Atwill, Lionel
Star Sign	Pisces

#	Trademark
1	Frequently portrayed doctors. More often than not the doctors would be guilty of a crime or would be mad scientists.
2	Often portrayed police officers

#	Quote
1	(In 1941) All women love the men they fear. All women kiss the hand that rules them... I do not treat women in such soft fashion. Women are cat creatures. Their preference is for a soft fireside cushion, for delicate bowls of cream, for perfumed leisure and for a master - which is where and how they belong.
2	(In 1934) Frankly I've had my fill of art, It's all very well in its way, but there's an entirely different fascination to pictures that I haven't gotten over yet. No doubt I never will. It may be a little childish, but the sheer mechanical ingenuity of the whole thing gets under my skin the way a mechanical toy fascinates a boy.
3	There is something about horror that is horribly compelling. Is it because we see our possible selves in these dark mirrors?
4	One side of my face is gentle and kind, incapable of anything but love of my fellow man. The other side, the other profile, is cruel and predatory and evil, incapable of anything but the lusts and dark passions. It all depends on which side of my face is turned toward you--or the camera. It all depends on which side faces the moon at the ebb of the tide.

#	Fact
1	Made his stage debut in London in "Wallls of Jericho" followed by "Napoleon" and "Julius Caeser.".
2	Came to the U.S. in 1916. He was honored at a 1925 banquet where Bela Lugosi was also in attendance.
3	Fred Bickle, later to be known professionally as Fredric March, understudied Atwill in the early 20's.
4	Atwill played Hamlet to Larette Taylor's Oophelia at an actors' benefit in 1920.
5	In 1930 Atwill wed the former Mrs. Douglas MacArthur, a prominent socialite who was married to the famous general from 1922 to '29.
6	In 1930 Atwill directed Basil Rathbone in a comedy on Broadway, "A Kiss of Importance.".
7	Atwill had bad luck with his homes. A $42.000 mansion burned to the ground in the California fires of October 1935, and a December 1936 coastal storm undermined two of Atwill's homes which slid into the ocean along with $12,000 worth of antique furniture. The actor's Maryland estate, which had served as a honeymoon retreat for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, was burglarized twice in August 1937.
8	Narrated trailer for the 1932 prison movie, "Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing" as well as the classic "I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang.".
9	Has the distinction of being the only actor to appear in five of the eight Frankenstein films released by Universal from 1931-1948. Atwill appeared in Son of Frankenstein (1939), The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942), Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943), House of Frankenstein (1944), and House of Dracula (1945).
10	Great grand uncle of Gregg Atwill.
11	Acquired the nickname "Pinky" due to his reddish-tinged hair, which darkened over the years.
12	His racy reputation for hosting "wild" parties at his home caught up with him and a sex scandal erupted. In 1943 he was sentenced to five years probation for perjury during a loosely connected rape trial. The Hays Office effectively blacklisted him from the top studios for his disgrace. The remainder of his career was spent doing a few plays in New York and low-budget "B" pictures and serials.
13	First son John Anthony Atwill, by first wife Phyllis Relph, was a WWII flying officer with the Royal Air Force killed in action in 1941. A second son, Lionel Anthony Guille Atwill, was born to him late in life (at age 60) by last wife, Mary Paula Pruter. Atwill died six months later.
14	Played the title role in the play "Napoleon," but it ran for only 12 performances in 1928. Atwill made headlines when he verbally abused the critics who had panned the show from the stage.
15	Died before completing his work on Lost City of the Jungle (1946). His remaining scenes were completed using a double.
16	His third wife, the former Louise Brooks Cromwell of Philadelphia society, had formerly been married to Gen. Douglas MacArthur (his first wife).
17	Educated at Mercer's School, London.
18	Screen and stage actor.

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Title	Year	Status	Character
Genius at Work	1946	Latimer Marsh / The Cobra
Lost City of the Jungle	1946	Sir Eric Hazarias
House of Dracula	1945	Police Inspector Holtz
Crime, Inc.	1945	Pat Coyle
Fog Island	1945	Alec Ritchfield
House of Frankenstein	1944	Arnz
Secrets of Scotland Yard	1944	Waterlow
Raiders of Ghost City	1944	Erich von Rugen, alias Alex Morel
Lady in the Death House	1944	Charles Finch
Captain America	1944	Cyrus Maldor
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man	1943	Mayor
Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon	1942	Moriarty (as Moriarity)
Night Monster	1942	Dr. King
Cairo	1942	Teutonic Gentleman
Pardon My Sarong	1942	Varnoff
The Strange Case of Doctor Rx	1942	Dr. Fish
Junior G-Men of the Air	1942	The Baron
The Ghost of Frankenstein	1942	Doctor Theodore Bohmer
The Mad Doctor of Market Street	1942	Graham Dr. Ralph Benson
To Be or Not to Be	1942	Rawitch
Man Made Monster	1941	Dr. Paul Rigas
Boom Town	1940	Harry Compton
The Great Profile	1940	Dr. Bruce
Girl in 313	1940	Russell aka Henry Woodruff
Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise	1940	Dr. Suderman
Johnny Apollo	1940	Jim McLaughlin
Charlie Chan in Panama	1940	Cliveden Compton
The Mad Empress	1939	General Bazaine
Balalaika	1939	Prof. Marakov
The Secret of Dr. Kildare	1939	Paul Messenger
Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation	1939	Professor Roger Chauncey Hildebrand
The Sun Never Sets	1939	Zurof
The Gorilla	1939	Walter Stevens
The Hound of the Baskervilles	1939	James Mortimer M.D.
The Three Musketeers	1939	De Rochefort
Son of Frankenstein	1939	Krogh
The Great Waltz	1938	Count Hohenfried
Three Comrades	1938	Breuer
The Great Garrick	1937	Beaumarchais
The Wrong Road	1937	Mike Roberts
Lancer Spy	1937	Col. Fenwick
The Last Train from Madrid	1937	Col. Vigo
The Road Back	1937	Prosecutor
The High Command	1937	Maj. Gen. Sir John Sangye, VC
Absolute Quiet	1936	G.A. Axton
Till We Meet Again	1936	Ludwig
Lady of Secrets	1936	Mr. Whittaker
Captain Blood	1935	Colonel Bishop
Rendezvous	1935	William Brennan
The Murder Man	1935	Captain Cole
Mark of the Vampire	1935	Inspector Neumann
The Devil Is a Woman	1935	Capt. Don Pasqual 'Pasqualito' Costelar
The Man Who Reclaimed His Head	1934	Henry Dumont
The Firebird	1934	John Pointer
The Age of Innocence	1934	Julius Beaufort
One More River	1934	Brough
Stamboul Quest	1934	Herr Von Sturm
Beggars in Ermine	1934	John 'Flint' Dawson aka John Daniels
Nana	1934	Colonel André Muffat
The Solitaire Man	1933	Wallace
Secret of the Blue Room	1933	Robert von Helldorf
The Song of Songs	1933	Baron von Merzbach
The Sphinx	1933	Jerome Breen
Murders in the Zoo	1933	Eric Gorman
Mystery of the Wax Museum	1933	Ivan Igor
The Secret of Madame Blanche	1933	Aubrey St. John
The Vampire Bat	1933	Dr. Otto von Niemann
Doctor X	1932	Dr. Jerry Xavier
The Silent Witness	1932	Sir Austin Howard
The Knife	1929	Short	The Surgeon
The Actor's Advice to His Son	1928	Short	The Actor
The White Faced Fool	1928	Short
The Highest Bidder	1921	Lester
The Eternal Mother	1920	Howard Hollister
The Marriage Price	1919	Kenneth Gordon
For Sale	1918	Undetermined Role
Eve's Daughter	1918	Courtenay Urquhart