Monty Woolley
Birth Name:
Edgar Montillon Woolley
Birth Place:
New York City, New York, United States
Profession
Actor, Soundtrack

Fast Facts
- Won second place at the 1943 New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor
- Won the 1942 National Board of Review Award for Best Actor
- Earned degrees from Yale University and Harvard University
- Was best recognized for his performance in the stage play "The Man Who Came to Dinner․"
- Once worked as an assistant professor of English at Yale University
- Was a college classmate of composer and songwriter Cole Porter
- Was once a teacher of writers Thornton Wilder and Stephen Vincent Benet
Awards
- 1942NBR Award - Best Acting:Winner
- 1942NYFCC Award - Best Actor:Nominated
- 1942Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (March):Winner
- 1942Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (September):Winner
- 1943Oscar - Best Actor in a Leading Role:Nominated
- 1943NYFCC Award - Best Actor:Nominated
- 1943Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (February):Winner
- 1943Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (November):Winner
- 1945Oscar - Best Actor in a Supporting Role:Nominated