The door DeMille opened led somewhere real, just not somewhere central
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The door DeMille opened led somewhere real, just not somewhere central
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The door DeMille opened led somewhere real, just not somewhere central
This episode explores the life of Edward Quillan, a performer whose career spanned eight decades from vaudeville to Hollywood. It asks what it means to dedicate a lifetime to a craft only to be recorded as background.
Person: Edward Quillan
Born: March 31, 1907
First film: Up and at 'Em
First feature film: Show Folks
Last known work: Matlock (1987)
- Edward Quillan began performing at age seven on the American vaudeville circuit with his family act, The Rising Generation.
- At fifteen, he signed with Mack Sennett's studio in 1922, a major comedy factory in American cinema.
- Between 1922 and 1926, Quillan appeared in ten short comedies, often supporting actress Alice Day.
- In 1928, he filmed a Vitaphone short with his siblings, preserving their family act.
- Cecil B. DeMille cast Quillan in a dramatic role in The Godless Girl in 1929, leading to a contract with Pathé.
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