Roland Young

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1887 age 0

   Born

2. 1922 age 35

   CreditSherlock Holmes

3. 1926 age 39

   CreditCamille

4. 1931 age 44

   CreditThe Guardsman

5. 1932 age 45

   CreditOne Hour with You

6. 1935 age 48

   CreditDavid Copperfield

   CreditRuggles of Red Gap

7. 1937 age 50

   CreditKing Solomon's Mines

   CreditThe Man Who Could Work Miracles

   CreditTopper

8. 1938 age 51

   CreditThe Young in Heart

9. 1940 age 53

   CreditThe Philadelphia Story

10. 1941 age 54

    CreditThe Flame of New Orleans

    CreditTopper Returns

    CreditTwo-Faced Woman

11. 1942 age 55

    CreditTales of Manhattan

12. 1943 age 56

    CreditForever and a Day

13. 1945 age 58

    CreditAnd Then There Were None

14. 1953 age 65

    Died

• GCGeorge Cukor4 titles
• CGCedric Gibbons4 titles
• CLCharles Laughton3 titles
• BBBillie Burke3 titles
• ADAdrian3 titles
• ELElsa Lanchester3 titles
• CBCharles Bennett3 titles
• EFEmily Fitzroy3 titles
• NBNorbert Brodine3 titles
• RCRené Clair3 titles

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  Photo:Studio of Luther S. WhitePublic domain

• The cow's a gentle, patient soul, </br> With milk she fills the flowing bowl. </br> She's kind to babies, mean to flies, </br> She has the most coquettish eyes.

  Roland Young, CC BY-SA 4.0

• And here’s the happy, bounding flea — </br> You cannot tell the he from she. </br> The sexes look alike, you see; </br> But she can tell, and so can he.

  Roland Young, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Now, children, you must never laugh </br> At the stately tall giraffe. </br> She's sensitive, as you can tell; </br> But, my dears, she kicks like hell!

  Roland Young, CC BY-SA 4.0

• The plural of goose is geese, </br> But the plural of moose ain't meese, </br> And the plural of noose ain't neese, </br> But the plural of goose — is geese.

  Roland Young, CC BY-SA 4.0

• In this mechanic age the skunk </br> Inspires no terror — he's the bunk; </br> For people in cars, </br> Returning from bars, </br> Quite frequently flatten the skunk.

  Roland Young, CC BY-SA 4.0

• The sacred ape, now, children, see. </br> He's searching for the modest flea. </br> If he should turn around we'd find </br> He has no hair on his behind.

  Roland Young, CC BY-SA 4.0