Herbert Marshall

Herbert Marshall was a British actor and singer born in 1890, known for his suave and sophisticated presence onscreen from the 1920s through the 1950s. He successfully transitioned from musical stage performances to Hollywood films, often portraying charming, international characters. Marshall was admired for his smooth voice, elegant demeanor, and versatile acting skills, which allowed him to play both romantic leads and refined villains. His career included notable movies such as "The Letter" and "To Be or Not to Be," making him a respected figure in classic cinema history.