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Clinton Sundberg
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BIRTHDAY
December 07, 1906
Appleton, MN
DIED
December 14, 1987
RECENT CREDITS
Hotel
(FILM)
Jan. 1, 1967
How the West Was Won
(FILM)
Dec. 31, 1962
The Wonderful World of the Brothers...
(FILM)
Aug. 7, 1962
Bachelor in Paradise
(FILM)
Oct. 23, 1961
The Birds and the Bees
(FILM)
May. 1, 1956
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A former teacher, American actor Clinton Sundberg realized from the moment he set foot on stage that he'd never be a romantic lead, but settled -- profitably, as it turned out -- for character work. Sundberg's prim....
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A former teacher, American actor Clinton Sundberg realized from the moment he set foot on stage that he'd never be a romantic lead, but settled -- profitably, as it turned out -- for character work. Sundberg's prim demeanor and light, throaty voice enabled him to carve a significant Hollywood niche as desk clerks and minor bureaucrats, though he was capable of coarse villainy, as proven in Undercover Maisie (1949). The actor worked most often at MGM throughout his career, from 1946's Undercurrent to 1963's How the West Was Won. Probably the closest he got to a full lead was as corpulent private eye J. Scott Smart's "Man Friday" in the enjoyable Universal low-budget mystery The Fat Man (1951). Clinton Sundberg contributed numerous voice-overs to commercials of the '70s, and was seen to good advantage in one advertisement as an unflappable tailor outfitting a large, talking Seven-Up bottle! ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Hotel
Released: Jan. 1, 1967
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How the West Was Won
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Released: Oct. 23, 1961
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