Henry Wilcoxen

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British actor born September 8, 1905 in the British West Indies, Wilcoxen was perhaps best known for being one of director Cecil B. DeMille's favorite actors, appearing in the director's hits such as 1949's Samson and Delilah and 1956's The Ten Commandments in addition to having the lead role of Marc Antony in DeMille's 1934 film Cleopatra and Richard the Lion Hearted in The Crusades in 1935.

After DeMille died Wilcoxen's film output became sporadic and he took on smaller roles.

Wilcoxen was married twice, and had three children from his marriage to Joan Woodbury.

He died March 6, 1984 in Los Angeles, California of heart failure.

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