ACTOR - FILMOGRAPHY
"World at War, The" (1974) (mini) TV Series (archive footage) (uncredited) ~~ Himself
Witness for the Prosecution (1957) ~~ Leonard Vole
Sun Also Rises, The (1957) ~~ Jake Barnes
Rising of the Moon, The (1957) ~~ The Presenter
Abandon Ship! (1957) ~~ Executive Officer Alec Holmes
Eddy Duchin Story, The (1956) ~~ Eddy Duchin
Untamed (1955) ~~ Paul Van Riebeck
Long Gray Line, The (1955) ~~ Martin 'Marty' Maher
King of the Khyber Rifles (1953) ~~ Captain Alan King
Mississippi Gambler, The (1953) ~~ Mark Fallon
Diplomatic Courier (1952) ~~ Mike Kells
Pony Soldier (1952) ~~ Duncan MacDonald
I'll Never Forget You (1951) ~~ Peter Standish
Rawhide (1951) ~~ Tom Owens
American Guerrilla in the Philippines, An (1950) ~~ Ensign Chuck Palmer
Black Rose, The (1950) ~~ Walter of Gurnie
Prince of Foxes (1949) ~~ Andrea Orsini
Luck of the Irish, The (1948) ~~ Stephen Fitzgerald
That Wonderful Urge (1948) ~~ Thomas Jefferson Tyler
Captain from Castile (1947) ~~ Pedro De Vargas
Nightmare Alley (1947) ~~ Stan Carlisle
Razor's Edge, The (1946) ~~ Larry Darrell
Show Business at War (1943) ~~ Himself
Crash Dive (1943) ~~ Lieut. Ward Stewart
Black Swan, The (1942) ~~ Jamie "Jamie-Boy" Waring
This Above All (1942) ~~ Clive Briggs
Son of Fury (1942) ~~ Benjamin Blake
Yank in the RAF, A (1941) ~~ Tim Baker
Blood and Sand (1941) ~~ Juan Gallardo
Brigham Young (1940) ~~ Jonathan Kent
Mark of Zorro, The (1940) ~~ Diego
Johnny Apollo (1940) ~~ Bob Cain (Johnny Apollo)
Day-Time Wife (1940) ~~ Ken Norton
Rains Came, The (1939) ~~ Major Rama Safti
Second Fiddle (1939) ~~ Jimmy Sutton
Rose of Washington Square (1939) ~~ Bart Clinton
Hollywood Hobbies (1939) ~~ Himself
Jesse James (1939) ~~ Jesse James
Suez (1938) ~~ Ferdinand de Lesseps
Alexander's Ragtime Band (1938) ~~ Roger Grant
Marie Antoinette (1938) ~~ Count Axel de Fersen
In Old Chicago (1937) ~~ Dion O'Leary
Second Honeymoon (1937) ~~ Raoul McLish
Thin Ice (1937) ~~ Prince Rudolph
Cafe Metropole (1937) ~~ Alexis Penayev/Alexander Brown
Love Is News (1937) ~~ Steve Layton
Girls' Dormitory (1936) (as Tyrone Power, Jr.) ~~ Count Vallais
Ladies in Love (1936) (as Tyrone Power, Jr.) ~~ Count Karl Lanyi
Lloyds of London (1936) ~~ Jonathan Blake
Northern Frontier (1935) (uncredited)
Flirtation Walk (1934) (uncredited) ~~ Cadet
Tom Brown of Culver (1932) (as Tyrone Power, Jr.) ~~ John
PRODUCER - FILMOGRAPHY
Solomon and Sheba (1959) (producer) (uncredited)
Abandon Ship! (1957) (producer) (uncredited)
Count Three and Pray (1955) (producer) (uncredited)
SPOUSES
Deborah Ann Montgomery Minardos (May 7, 1958 - his death); 1 son, Tyrone William Power IV born January 22, 1959
Linda Christian (January 27, 1949 - August 7, 1956) (divorced); 2 daughters, Romina Francesca born October 2, 1951 and Taryn born September 13, 1953
Suzanne Charpentier (Annabella) (April 23, 1939 - January 26, 1948) (divorced)
TRIVIA
Height - 5' 10"
Nickname - Ty
Many sources erroneously state 1913 as his year of birth
Mother's stage name was Patia
Power kept a copy of all the scripts from his movies and had them bound.
His great-grandfather, Tyrone Power, wrote the two-volume "Impressions of America: during the years 1833, 1834, 1835" (London: R. Bently, 1836)
During a grueling dueling scene for the film Solomon and Sheba, he suffered a heart attack and died enroute to a hospital in Madrid
Interred at Hollywood Memorial Cemetery (now called Hollywood Forever), Hollywood, California, USA.
His tombstone includes the masks of Comedy and Tragedy and the inscription, "Good night, sweet prince..."
QUOTES
"I've done an awful lot of stuff that's a monument to public patience."
"The secret of charm is bullshit."
"Tyrone Power was my ideal man." - Sophia Loren
"I'm sick of all these knights in shining armor parts. I want to do something worthwhile like plays and films that have something to say."
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