Carroll Nye
Robert Carroll Nye ( born October 4, 1901 in Acron, Ohio; † March 17, 1974 in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California ) was an American film actor.
Life
Nye's mother Myra worked for the Los Angeles Times, was also temporarily employed at the Carroll Nye. Carroll was educated at the University of California. He had in 1925 in Three Wise Crooks His earliest film appearance. Earlier in his career he played several leading roles, from the 1930s to Nye's appearances were limited, however, only to the minor roles.
He played his most famous role as Frank Kennedy in Gone with the Wind in 1939. For the role of Scarlett's somewhat unsophisticated, little handsome second man is not a major performer wanted to find. After this film, he only played in a few other films; he probably had not mentioned in 1944 in a uncredited role in Wilson 's last role. During his time at CBS Carroll Nye worked with Groucho Marx.
Carroll Nye was married twice, once with a woman named Dorothy, once with the actress Helen Lynch. Dorothy is mentioned on his grave stone in the Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills. He was the great-uncle of Peter Nye.