10 Things You Should Know About Robert Montgomery

Here are 10 things you should know about Robert Montgomery, born on May 21, 1904. He enjoyed success as an actor, director and producer on Broadway, radio, TV and in pictures.
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[@jpturner171]

Excellent research thank you very much. Did not know all the information about Robert Montgomery that you shared.!

[@h.calvert3165]

The Lady in the Lake was the first instance of the subjective camera style of filming. It was not successful, as it alienated audiences from the lead, Montgomery. 🌟

[@ladywisewolf3942]

One of my favorite actors. I love his films with Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford and other MGM stars. But in particular his performance in "Night Must Fall" is a stand out. It's one of my all time favorite films, and such an unusual part for Montgomery for which he was nominated for an Oscar and in my opinion should have won. His "Lady in the Lake and Hitchcock's "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" shows just how versatile he could be.

[@SarahWinterbottom-dv3tm]

I can see his daughter has her father's eyes, Elizabeth Montgomery I mean,

[@garysmith8276]

You're right about Lady in the Lake. I think it was awful.