Charles Coburn (Coburn) was an American film and a theatre actor. Coburn began his acting career from Broadway theatre in 1901 and made his independent film role in the Boss Tweed in 1933. Coburn formed his acting company in 1905 and received the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for the film The More the Merrier. Coburn worked in more than ninety movies and known for his works in he Lady Eve, Monkey Business and Heaven Can Wait. He died from a heart attack on 1961, at age 84.