Robert Charles Durman Mitchum (born August 6, 1917 - m. July 1, 1997) was a film actor and singer nominated for an Academy Award. Mitchum is remembered for his starring roles in some of the most important film genre known as black, and considered the precursor of the prevalent anti-hero in the movies of the 1950s and 1960s. Mitchum was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut. His mother, Ann (nee Gunderson), a descendant of Norwegian, and his father, James Thomas Mitchum, worked in the shipyards and the railway. [1] A sister Annette, (known as Julie Mitchum) was born in 1913. James Mitchum died in an accident at the railway terminal in Charleston, South Carolina, in February 1919. Robert was then 2 years old. After the death of his father to Ann Mitchum was awarded a government pension and soon realized she was pregnant. He returned with his family in Connecticut and married a former British Army major who helped to care for children. In September 1919 their son, John. When her children were old enough to attend school, Ann found employment as a typesetter. Throughout childhood Mitchum, was known as a prankster, often involved in fights and pranks. When I was 12, his mother Ann was sent to live with his grandparents in Felton, Delaware, where he was promptly expelled from school for fighting with a director. After being expelled from High School, toured the country in railroad cars, seized on several boards, including as a professional boxer. There were many adventures during the years of the Depression. After 14 years in Savannah, Georgia, was arrested for vagrancy. Mitchum escaped and returned to his family in Delaware. It was during this time, while recovering from injuries that nearly made him lose a leg, he met the woman he would marry, the young Dorothy Spence. But soon the road and travel on the railroad cars. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0, additional terms may apply. See Terms of Use for more information.
At the age of two years, he lost his father, a railway worker in an occupational accident. His mother and stepfather moved him and his siblings in Connecticut, New York and Delaware on. His youth was spent long time trying to wander aimlessly through the country. During this period, in which he spent countless jobs over water, he joined an amateur drama group Theatre in Long Beach. Gradually he took over again for small film roles until he finally in 1945 in the role of Lt. Walker in battle at Monte Cassino thunderstorms received an Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actor. This helped him to break through - he soon took leading roles in countless western movies, romantic comedies and works of film noir of the 40s. His popularity grew steadily, which is also a short prison stay in 1949 was not hurt because of marijuana. Rather, they seemed to be acting as a "bad boy" to confirm to a man with the superior-suspicious glance and his laconic, sometimes listless-looking nature in his films. Mitchum was in body language, facial expressions and speech style, a master of presentation of "coolness" and was for generations of male film actors respect the defining example. In Hollywood, he was feared because of his cynical attitude and his sharp-tongued public swipes against the film industry and its superficiality, especially in his later years. In the 1980s, "Mitch moved", his nickname in Hollywood, his work gradually shifted from the screen to television. His last major film role he played in 1995 as John Dickinson in Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man Tall dark stranger (CD, Songs for the film 'Rachel And The Stranger' by 1948 and the title song of the movie 'Young Billy Young' as well as some pop standards, which he recorded as demos. 72seitige The accompanying book features many rare film posters, lobby cards, programs, filmography, and another rare material).

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