John Nesbitt

John Nesbitt was an American actor and producer, best known for his work in “Telephone Time” (1956), “Souvenirs of Death” (1948), and “Clues to Adventure” (1949). He was born on August 23, 1910, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and passed away on August 10, 1960, in Carmel, California, USA.

Personal and Family Life

John Nesbitt was the great-nephew of John Wilkes Booth, the man who assassinated Abraham Lincoln. His family background likely influenced his career in storytelling and drama. However, specific details about his personal life or family remain limited.

Career Highlights

Nesbitt had a prolific career in film and television, often serving as a narrator in many short films and documentaries. His voice became well recognized, and he was involved in various projects that showcased his talent in storytelling and hosting.

Death and Legacy

John Nesbitt died on August 10, 1960. His contributions to the film industry, especially in narration, left a lasting impact, as he helped shape many classic short films and television shows. Although he may not be widely known today, his work continues to be appreciated by fans of mid-20th century cinema.

Filmography


Title Release Date Character
Mr. Blabbermouth! 1942-08-08 Narrator (voice)
A Lady Fights Back 1944-11-11 Narrator (voice)
The Fabulous Fraud 1948-08-28 Narrator (voice)
Storm 1943-10-23 Narrator (voice)
The Amazing Mr. Nordill 1947-08-30 Narrator (voice)
Telephone Time 1956-04-08 Self – Host
Clues to Adventure 1949-04-11 Narrator (voice)
Souvenirs of Death 1948-06-19 Narrator – Voice of the Gun (voice)