Lean, effete, and sinister, Vincent Price was among the movies' greatest villains as well as one of the... (Learn more)
Top Projects: Mystery!, The 13 Ghosts of..., Night Gallery (View All)
- Watch on Fancast
- 0Full Length Videos
- 1Full Length Videos 1Full Length Videos
- 0Clips & Other Videos
| Appeared as panalist on TV game show, "Pantomime Quiz" | |
| Hosted PBS series, "Mystery!" | |
| Performed with the Mercury Theatre | |
| Served as an art-buying consultant for Sears, Roebuck & Co. | |
| Spoofed his persona as Egghead on the "Batman" TV series in the mid-1960s | |
| Stage debut in "Chicago" at the Gate Theatre, Dublin | |
| Starred on radio series, "The Saint" | |
| Toured USA in "Diversions and Delights", a one-man play about Oscar Wilde; made subsequent world tour | |
| Went to England to study history and art | |
| Worked briefly as a schoolmaster at Riverdale Country Day School, New York | |
| 1935 | Played the Prince Regent in Gate Theatre's production of "Victoria Regina" |
| 1935 - 1937 | Returned to USA and made Broadway debut as Prince Consort in "Victoria Regina" opposite Helen Hayes |
| 1938 | Film debut, "Service De Luxe" |
| 1953 | Association with horror films clinched with his starring role in "House of Wax" |
| 1968 | Made Broadway musical debut in "Darling of the Day" |
| 1982 | Narrated Tim Burton's animated short, "Vincent" |
| 1987 | Last major film role, Mr. Maranov, in Lindsay Anderson's "The Whales of August" |
| 1990 | Final film appearance as The Inventor in Tim Burton's "Edward Scissorhands" |
| 1993 | Final TV appearance, "The Heart of Justice" on "TNT Screenworks" |
Something wrong with our information? LET US KNOW










