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Frank Campeau
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BIRTHDAY
December 14, 1864
Detroit, MI
DIED
November 05, 1943
RECENT CREDITS
Marie Antoinette
(FILM)
Jan. 1, 1938
Everyman's Law
(FILM)
Jun. 10, 1936
In Old Arizona
(FILM)
Jan. 1, 1928
The Kid
(FILM)
Jan. 21, 1921
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American character actor Frank Campeau was the perfect skulking villain, whether dressed as a millionaire or a Bowery henchman. Short, wiry, and with a face like a dyspeptic weasel, Campeau was "Runyonesque" before....
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American character actor Frank Campeau was the perfect skulking villain, whether dressed as a millionaire or a Bowery henchman. Short, wiry, and with a face like a dyspeptic weasel, Campeau was "Runyonesque" before there was a Damon Runyon. Actor/producer Douglas Fairbanks capitalized on Campeau's untrustworthy demeanor by casting the actor in several bad-guy roles. In Fairbanks' first United Artists release, 1919's His Majesty the American, Campeau is on hand as an outwardly respectable but shifty-eyed diplomat, while in Fairbank's second UA picture Til the Clouds Roll By (1919) he is identified only as "The Jilted Villain". Two decades later, a seedier-looking Campeau was sneaking through alleys in such talkies as A Soldier's Plaything (1930) and Everything's Rosie (1931). Frank Campeau retired from films at age 74, after completing a starving-peasant bit in the lavish MGM costumer Marie Antoinette.
~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Marie Antoinette
Released: Jan. 1, 1938
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