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- Died
- After his career in silent films, George Uttal became a salesman. His last employment was with the Popper-Morson Company of Jersey City, NJ, whose major product was Fort William whiskey. His obituary listed him as a charter member of The "Fifty Club". George J. Uttal never married. He is buried with his brothers and sisters at Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Queens, NY.
- IMDb mini biography by: Robert L. Chesanow
- George J. Uttal was the uncle of Fred Uttal.
- George J. Uttal was also the cousin of actor Bunny Levine.
- In 1917 while working for Fox Film Corp., George Uttal lived in an apartment at the "Percival Hotel and Apartments", an unprepossessing 6 story building on Hill St. south of the 9th St intersection in Los Angeles, CA. The hotel also advertised "Weekly Rates.".
- When George Uttal registered for the World War I draft on June 5, 1917 (age 29), he listed his occupation as "Actor" employed by Fox Film Corp., Los Angeles, CA.
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