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Also Known As: Died: May 10, 1992
Born: February 6, 1913 Cause of Death:
Birth Place: Rochester, New York, USA Profession: actor, writer, advertising
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Strapping, stolid leading man of the postwar years. Lund enjoyed several good opportunities opposite Marlene Dietrich ("A Foreign Affair" 1948), Betty Hutton ("The Perils of Pauline" 1947) and Barbara Stanwyck ("The File on Thelma Jordan" 1949), but never displayed the magnetism needed to either catch the public's eye or match his more fiery costars. Before long he was playing the stooge fiance who loses Grace Kelly, first to Frank Sinatra and later to Bing Crosby, in the mediocre remake of "The Philadelphia Story," "High Society" (1956). Lund retired from acting in the early 1960s.

Strapping, stolid leading man of the postwar years. Lund enjoyed several good opportunities opposite Marlene Dietrich ("A Foreign Affair" 1948), Betty Hutton ("The Perils of Pauline" 1947) and Barbara Stanwyck ("The File on Thelma Jordan" 1949), but never displayed the magnetism needed to either catch the public's eye or match his more fiery costars. Before long he was playing the stooge fiance who loses Grace Kelly, first to Frank Sinatra and later to Bing Crosby, in the mediocre remake of "The Philadelphia Story," "High Society" (1956). Lund retired from acting in the early 1960s.

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CAST: (feature film)

1.
 If a Man Answers (1962) John Stacey
2.
 The Wackiest Ship in the Army? (1960) Cmdr. Wilbur Vandewater
3.
 Affair in Reno (1957) Bill Carter
4.
 High Society (1956) George Kittredge
5.
 Battle Stations (1956) Father Joseph McIntyre
6.
 Dakota Incident (1956) Carter Hamilton
7.
 Chief Crazy Horse (1955) Major Twist
8.
 Five Guns West (1955) Govern Sturges
9.
 White Feather (1955) Col. Lindsay
10.
 Woman They Almost Lynched (1953) Lance Horton
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1939:
Appeared in an industrial show during the World's Fair at the request of a friend
1941:
Made Broadway debut in "As You Like It"
1943:
Wrote the lyrics and book for the Broadway revue "New Faces of 1943"
:
Enjoyed notable Broadway success with "The Hasty Heart"; subsequently signed contract with Paramount Pictures
1946:
Made film debut opposite Olivia De Havilland in "To Each His Own"
1950:
Served as vice-president, Screen Actors Guild
1962:
Acted in last feature film, "If a Man Answers"
1963:
Retired from acting
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