Gordon Clifford
Birthdate: Mar 28, 1902
Birthplace: Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Died: Jun 11, 1968
Songwriter ("I Surrender Dear"), actor and author, educated at Pawtucket High School. He wrote songs for the Rhythm Boys (Bing Crosby, Harry Barris, and Al Rinker). Joining ASCAP in 1932, his chief musical collaborators included Nacio Herb Brown and Harry Barris. His other popular-song compositions include "It Must Be True", "Paradise", "Was It Wrong?", "Who Am I?", "Somebody's Birthday', "Sahara Nights", and "The Golden Years".
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Known For
Let's Talk It Over
(1934)
I Surrender Dear
(1948)
Wake Up and Dream
(1934)
The Road to Hollywood
(1947)
Gordon Clifford Movies
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- 1935 | Paradise Canyonas Mike
- 1927 | The Fair Co-Edas Student
- 1926 | The Fighting Gob
- 1926 | The Sheep Trail
- 1925 | The Wildcatas The Wilcat
- 1925 | West of Mojave
- 1925 |
Queen of Spades
Queen of Spades
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