Hardie Albright Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Death Cause, Contact Details, Girlfriend(s), Bio & More

Hardie Albright is an American actor who was born on December 16, 1903, and died at the age of 72 on December 7, 1975, because of congestive heart failure. At the age of seven, he did his first stage show in his parents' act.

As he started his career at the very early age he was in The Greeks playing juvenile lead and seen by the fox company's and get a contract to Hollywood. With movie Young Sinners in 1931, he gave his first debut by playing a role of Gene Gibson. In the Disney film of the same name, he gave his voice to the adolescent Bambi. He has worked in many movies some of them are 'Heartbreak'(1931) as Count Carl Walden, 'The Song of Songs'(1933) as Walter Von Prell, 'The Silver Streak'(1934) as Allan Dexter, 'Women Must Dress'(1935) as David, 'Granny Get Your Gun'(1940) as Phil Westcott, 'Flight from Destiny'(1941) as Ferrers ,'The Pride of the Yankees'(1942) as Van Tuyl,'Angel on My Shoulder'(1946) as Smiley Williams.

In the University of Southern California, he became drama instructor after retiring from acting in 1948 and that same time he has written many books on acting and directing. In 1960 in many tv series he has given the guest appearance like Gunsmoke, Hazel, Bewitched and Leave It To Beaver.