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The year 1900 in film involved some significant events.

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Notable films released in 1900

The Enchanted Drawing
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Joan burning at the stake at the climax of Joan of Arc
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Sherlock Holmes Baffled

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MonthDateNameCountryProfessionDied
January10 Jean Gehret SwitzerlandActor, director 1956
20 Colin Clive UKActor 1937
February
13 Barbara von Annenkoff GermanyActress 1979
16 Vincent Coleman USActor 1971
16 Albert Hackett USActor, screenwriter 1995
17 Ruth Clifford USActress 1998
21 Jeanne Aubert FranceSinger, actress 1988
22 Luis Buñuel SpainScreenwriter, director 1983
26 Jean Negulesco RomaniaScreenwriter, director 1993
March3 Edna Best UKActress 1974 [5]
April5 Spencer Tracy USActor 1967 [6]
30 David Manners CanadaActor 1998
May16 Aage Winther-Jørgensen DenmarkActor 1967
July10 Evelyn Laye UKActress 1996
27 Charles Vidor HungaryDirector 1959
August8 Robert Siodmak GermanyDirector 1976
9 Charles Farrell USActor 1990
11 Monroe Owsley USActor 1937
23 Eve Southern USActress 1972
24 Preston Foster USActor, singer 1970
September19 Ricardo Cortez USActor, director 1977
October9 Alastair Sim ScotlandActor 1976
10 Helen Hayes USActress 1993
15 Fritz Feld GermanyActor 1993
15 Mervyn LeRoy USDirector, producer, screenwriter 1987
17 Jean Arthur USActress 1991
November5 Natalie Schafer USActress 1991
December6 Agnes Moorehead USActress 1974
17 Katina Paxinou GreeceActress 1973

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Juanita Angeles, Filipina pre-war and silent film actress

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References

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  5. "Edna Best". BFI. Archived from the original on November 11, 2017. Retrieved 25 March 2019.
  6. "Spencer Tracy | Biography, Movies, & Facts". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 25 March 2019.
  7. "Sir Arthur Sullivan". English National Opera. Retrieved 25 March 2019.