Montgomery Clift

Monty at the Savoy Hotel in the 50s.

Remembering Montgomery Clift on his birthday, here with Jennifer Jones in INDISCRETION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE (‘54)

Montgomery Clift photographed by Stanley Kubrick, 1949

Montgomery Clift relaxes on a boat off the coast of Long Island

Montgomery Clift in a publicity still for Red River (1948)

Elisabeth Fraser and Montgomery Clift in the play, There Shall Be No Night, 1941.

Montgomery Clift and Alfred Lunt in There Shall Be No Night (1941)

Remembering Montgomery Clift on his birthday, here with Jennifer Jones in INDISCRETION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE (‘54)

“I’m just trying to be an actor; not a movie star, an actor.” - Montgomery Clift, birthday remembrance, #botd in 1920 #MontgomeryClift

“He was in no way an intellectual, Monty’s gift was emotional and intuitive. He had extraordinary imagination as well as extraordinary empathy for the characters he worked on. So much so that he could give each one of them a shape and you could almost imagine what they were feeling and seeing.”- Don Keefer