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Laughton   /lˈɔtən/   Listen
Laughton

noun
1.
United States film actor (born in England) (1899-1962).  Synonym: Charles Laughton.





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"Laughton" Quotes from Famous Books



... undertaking. They knew that a small squadron was quite sufficient to frustrate any invasion that Parma without the Armada could contemplate. But when the Armada was already in helpless and headlong flight round Scotland, Drake [Footnote: Laughton, S. P. Armada, ii., pp. 99, 100: Drake to Walsingham.] still regarded an attempted coup by Parma as a danger ...
— England Under the Tudors • Arthur D. Innes
... truly terrible," said Miss Brodie. "I wish I had known yesterday, but those men have spoilt it all. But here's 'Lily' Laughton," she continued hurriedly, "coming for his dance." As she spoke a youth of willowy figure, languishing dark eyes and ...
— Corporal Cameron • Ralph Connor


Words linked to "Laughton" :   role player, actor, histrion, thespian, player, Charles Laughton


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