Alexander Knox

Birth Name:

Alexander Knox

Birth Place:

Ontario, Canada

Profession

Actor, Writer, Director

Father of actor Andrew Knox, who has appeared in television programs "Doctor on the Go" and "Holding On․"
Remained married to actress Doris Nolan from 1944 until his death in 1995
Studied at the University of Western Ontario before going on to perform at the Boston Repertory Theater
While pursuing an acting career in England, Knox appeared alongside theatrical icons including Laurence Olivier and Ralph Richardson
Best known for his portrayal of President Woodrow Wilson in the 1944 film "Wilson," for which he earned an Academy award nomination for Best Actor
Known for setting his novels and screenplays in the wilderness of 19th century Canada
Forced to work in his native Canada after being blacklisted by Hollywood during the McCarthy Era

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