Cast
Clement von Franckenstein
Acting
Cast
Clement von Franckenstein
Known for
Acting
Born
1944-05-28
From
Sunninghill, Buckingham, England, UK
Died
2019-05-09
Also known as Clement Franckenstein , Clement St. George , Clem St. George
Biography
Clement George Freiherr von und zu Franckenstein (May 28, 1944 – May 9, 2019) was the son of Georg Freiherr von und zu Franckenstein, born in 1878, later Sir George Franckenstein, the former Austrian Ambassador to the Court of St. James. George Franckenstein had been the Austrian Minister in London for eighteen years when the Nazis took over Austria (1938) and recalled him. Instead he stayed in London, was naturalized a British subject, and knighted on 26 July 1938. There he met and married Editha King on 31 July 1939, by whom he had Clement George. His parents were killed together in a plane crash on 15 October 1953, after which he was raised by British friends. He was educated at Eton College and served for three years as a lieutenant in the Royal Scots Greys in the Middle East and Germany. He holds both British and Austrian citizenship. he studied opera for about three years, was baritone going up to tenor, was good but not really good enough to be a professional, so he decided to become an actor. Until the time he came to US, he sang in nightclubs and had a lot of performing experience before getting into acting at age 27. His first job was in the mini-series "QB VII" (1974) starring Ben Gazzara and Lee Remick. IMDb Mini Biography By: 'Rudolf Ulrich', Gruenwald n. Munich, Germany
Death Becomes Her
as Opening Man
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
as Royal Announcer
Lionheart
as English Investor
Hail, Caesar!
as Sen. Sestimus Amydias
Cruel Intentions 2
as Henry
Young Frankenstein
as Villager Screaming at Monster (uncredited)
The Invisible Maniac
as Dr. McWaters
The Five-Year Engagement
as Grandpa Baba
The American President
as President D'Astier
Just Married
as Car Rental Clerk
Unfinished Business
as Armand (uncredited)
Live Wire
as Dr. Bernard
Fantasm
as High Priest
Shining Through
as BBC Interviewer
Take Me Home Tonight
as Frances Triebverbrecher
Time After Time
as Bobby (as Clement St. George)
The Haunting of Morella
as Judge Brock
The Evening Star
as Pascal Ferney
Wallenda
as Louis Weitzmann
Command Performance
as Ambassador Bradley
The Slams
The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington
as Doctor (as Clement St. George)
The Man Who Wasn't There
as Grey Crusher
The Future
as Alain, First Solicitation
American Ninja 5
as Glock
Transylvania Twist
as Hans Hoff
T-Force
as UN Ambassador Christopher Olsen
The Pirate
as Butler
Lepke
as Bugsy Siegel
Lepke
The Matadors
as Lord Rothchild
Festival in Cannes
as Self (uncredited)
Jamaica Beat
as Commissioner Byron Highsmith
Dark Secrets
as Clement
Red Handed
as Tillman
The Landlady
as Laurence Gerard
Ring of Passion
as German Commentator
Jane Doe: Yes, I Remember It Well
as Simon Custer
Single Santa Seeks Mrs. Claus
as Sir John
Six Weeks
The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery
as Von Aigner
KGB: The Secret War
as Yuri Glebov
The Bermuda Triangle
as Fairfax
Mission Kill
as Ian Kennedy
Micky's Summer Resort
as Congressman Brian Moley
Dial M for Murder
as Man at Party
Out of Control
as Dean Hemsley
The Least Among You
as Stansfield Tremaine
Monaco Forever
as B.B.C. Broadcaster
Olivia
as Lawyer
Starf*cker
as Bryan Weintraub
Bold Stroke
as Truman
Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell
as Reggie (as Clement St. George)
Body Parts
as Jacoby
The Lords of Magick
as Edgar
Virgencita
as Doctor
Underground
as Rudy Gantz
Fugitive X: Innocent Target
Look Not at the Mountains!
as Col. Bernard Willsborough
