Talk:John Barrymore
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It was either John barrymore or Lionel Barrymore who starred in a movie about the angel of death. Barrymore played an old man who trapped the angel of death up a tree and would not let him down . He had a grandson Named Pud. tobrien933@yahoo.com
Barrymore appeared in many films and was a major star in the silent and early sound era. Unfortunately, in the early 1930s, his physical health was very much in decline and thus the last decade of his life onscreen was spent doing character roles.
[edit] Birthday
John's birthday is listed both as February 14th and 15th on different pages of Wikipedia. Which one is correct and are there any sources with proof?
IMDB has Feburary 14th while Wikipedia has the 15th. I'd also like to know which is correct. Hotwine8 02:34, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Daughters
daughters it was Diana not Delores who wrote Too much too soon, and the movie was based on her autobiography.
[edit] Birthday
I have confirmed through Gene Fowler's excellent biography that John Barrymore was born on St. Valentine's Day in 1882. It would seem this page needs correction, and that IMDB had it correct. --BradGoddard 04:58, 23 January 2007 (UTC)
