middle aged and with his matinee idol looks fading, he found plenty of work in character roles, much enhanced by his rich, resonant voice, eloquent diction, and aristocratic manner. When the studios moved to Los Angeles, Warwick followed. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, Warwick's dependable acting and superb voice ensured that he was seldom out of work. Warwick's extensive filmography includes such classics as The Little Colonel (1935) with Shirley Temple and The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) with Errol Flynn. He was one of a number of actors favored by director Preston Sturges and appeared in many of his films, among them Sullivan's Travels (1941), The Palm Beach Story (1942) and Hail the Conquering Hero (1944). He also appeared in I Married a Witch (1942) and Man from Frisco (1944). Television and later life Warwick made numerous appearances on television almost from its initial popularity in the late 1940s. In his seventies he was still hard at work and made appearances on every type of television show, from Westerns such as Broken Arrow and Sugarfoot, to the adventure series Rescue 8, to the science fiction series The Twilight Zone, to the anthology series The Loretta Young Show. Personal life Warwick married Arline Peck in 1903; they had a daughter, Rosalind. They divorced in 1909. By 1910, Warwick married actress Josephine Whittell (1883-1961), but the childless marriage also ended in divorce. In 1930 he married Stella Larrimore (1905–60) (a sister of Francine Larrimore). They had a daughter, Betsey, who later became a poet in Los Angeles. Warwick died June 6, 1964, in West Los Angeles, California, at age 85. Survivors included his daughters and two grandchildren. Complete filmography Silent The Dollar Mark (1914) as James "Jim" Gresham The Man of the Hour (1914, extant) as Henry Garrison Across the Pacific (1914, extant) as Minor Role (unconfirmed and uncredited) Alias Jimmy Valentine (1915, extant) as Jimmy Valentine The Man Who Found Himself (1915) as James Clarke An Indian Diamond (1915 short) The Face in the Moonlight (1915) as Victor / Rabat The Stolen Voice (1915, extant, Library of Congress) as Gerald D'Orville The Flash of an Emerald (1915) as Lucius Waldeck The Sins of Society (1915) as Captain Dorian March Fruits of Desire (1916) as Mark Truitt The Supreme Sacrifice (1916) as David Aldrich Human Driftwood (1916, lost) as Robert Hendricks Sudden Riches (1916) as Robert Crewe Friday the 13th (1916)