Monty Banks

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Monty Banks was an Italian-born silent film comedian, actor, and director who became a prominent figure in early Hollywood and later worked in British cinema.

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instanceOf Italian emigrant to the United Kingdom
Italian emigrant to the United States
film actor
film director
film producer
person
silent film comedian
activeYearsInFilm 1910s
1920s
1930s
1940s
alsoKnownAs Montague Banks
Monti Banks
birthName Mario Bianchi
burialPlace Arona, Italy
causeOfDeath heart attack
collaboratedWith Gracie Fields
countryOfCitizenship Italy
dateOfBirth 1897-07-18
dateOfDeath 1950-01-07
directed It’s in the Air (1938 film)
Keep Smiling (1938 film)
Queen of Hearts (1936 film)
The Big Splash (1935 film)
You’re in the Army Now
genre silent film
slapstick comedy
languageOfWorkOrName English
Italian
notableFor feature-length silent comedies
silent comedy short films
notableWork Atta Boy
Flying Luck
Play Safe
So This Is Paris
You’re in the Army Now
occupation actor
film director
film producer
screenwriter
stunt performer
placeOfBirth Cesena, Italy
linked to: Cesena
placeOfDeath Arona, Italy
residence Italy
United Kingdom
United States
spouse Gladys Frazin
Gracie Fields
workedIn British cinema
Hollywood

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Gracie Fields spouse Monty Banks
The Letter (1929 film) producer Monty Banks
Gracie Fields spouse Monty Banks
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Eileen Percy spouse Monty Banks