Biography Of Spencer Tracy
Real Name
Spencer Tracy
Profession
Actors
Nationality
American
Religion
Roman Catholic
Personal life of Spencer Tracy
Born on
05 April 1900
Birthday
5th April
Died At Age
67
Sun Sign
Aries
Born in
Milwaukee, U.S.
Died on
10 June 1967
place of death
Beverly Hills
Family Background of Spencer Tracy
Father
John Edward Tracy
Mother
Caroline Brown
Siblings
Carroll
Spouse/Partner
Louise Treadwell
Children
John Tracy, Susanna
Education
West Division High School, Milwaukee, Ripon College, Ripon
Awards
1937 - Academy Award for Captains Courageous 1938 - Academy Award for Boys Town 1968 - BAFTA Award for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner 1953 - Golden Globe Award for The Actress
Personal Fact of Spencer Tracy
One of the most significant stars of the Golden Age of Hollywood, Spencer Tracy was a veteran actor who had appeared in over 70 films and had won two Academy Awards for the Best Actor out of a total of nine nominations. He enjoyed a long and productive career that spanned 37 years and gave hit movies like Up the River, Captains Courageous and Big City.
Ranked as one of the top ten Hollywood legends by the American Film Institute, Tracy was as much respected for his acting skills as he was famous for his charismatic personality. As a child he was hyperactive and a troublemaker who hated going to school; he was more interested in watching pictures than in learning. He discovered his love for acting while at college when he first took to stage.
After years of initial struggle he established himself as a successful Broadway actor and was soon approached for appearing in motion films. His first few years as a film actor were uneventful and he rose to prominence only after the release of Fritz Lang’s Fury. He appeared in several other successful films over the next three decades and became one of the greatest actors Hollywood has ever seen.
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