Charles Laughton was an English actor, best known for his titular role in the film ‘The Private Life of Henry VIII’ (1933) for which he won the ‘Academy Award for Best Actor.’ He earned two ‘Academy Award’ nominations for ‘Mutiny on the Bounty’ (1935) and ‘Witness for the Prosecution’ (1957). He started his career as a stage actor and eventually performed in ‘Broadway.’ He made his screen debut in British short film ‘The Tonic’ in 1928. His first feature film was the American film ‘Devil and the Deep’ (1932). Some of his popular films include ‘White Woman’ (1933), ‘Les Misérables’ (1935), ‘They Knew What They Wanted’ (1940), ‘The Man on the Eiffel Tower’ (1949), ‘Salome’ (1951), ‘The Night of the Hunter’ (1955), and ‘Advise & Consent’ (1962), which was also his final film role. Some of his TV appearances came in shows such as ‘What's My Line?’ (1956-1960) and ‘Checkmate’ (1961).