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- Birth nameThomas Joseph Boyan
- Clifton Boyne born in 1874, well-known English drama and comedy stage performer from the 1890's including Porter Emerson Brown's play 'The Bad Man' with Matheson Lang in 1923. often appeared well-dress in few crime thrillers and melodrama film roles, first played the role of 'Brunton' in a mystery 'The Musgrave Ritual' directed by George Ridgwell and starring Eille Norwood as Sherlock Holmes at the Stoll Film Company in 1922, also with the British Gaumont Film Company in the mid 1920's, he's was also a well-known playwright with such plays as 'Women and Diamonds' which also played on stage and screen. later he was last seen in character roles in few talkies until 'Hard Steel' in 1942. Died in 1945 age 71.- IMDb Mini Biography By: Paul Rothwell-Smith
- Born Thomas Joseph Boyan in Dublin c1874 he was living in North Kensington, Middlesex with his mother Philomena in 1881 and 1891. He seems to have made his professional stage debut as Gerald Clifton with Miss Mary Austin's Passion's Power company in August 1893. In 1894 he first appeared as Clifton Boyne but in 1896 and a few years after he was Gerald Boyne.
He was in his first silent movie in 1922 and progressed to talkies, his last in 1942.
He was the co - respondent in a divorce case in 1905 prior to marrying the lady, Lottie or Lollie Mabel Adams nee Johnson in 1907. Lottie was living in 1933 but it is unclear how it came about that Clifton married Eliza F Aldridge or Reid at St Martin in 1914. Eliza died aged 97 in 1969. Clifton died in Surrey on 16 December 1945 aged 71.- IMDb Mini Biography By: Laurence van Kleek
- SpouseLallie Forsyth (actress)
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