Basil Ruysdael, a renowned American actor of the 20th century, was born on July 24, 1878, in Jersey City, New Jersey, a city located in the northeastern United States, in the midst of the country's industrial and economic growth.
Throughout his illustrious career, he gained recognition for his outstanding performances in numerous films, including the critically acclaimed "Pinky" (1949),the western drama "Broken Arrow" (1950),and the action-adventure film "Colorado Territory" (1949).
In his personal life, Basil Ruysdael was married three times, first to Kathleen Dobbyn, then to Rose Swettenham, and finally to Eleanor Mason Manierre. His marital relationships and personal life, though not as widely publicized as his acting career, were an essential aspect of his life.
Sadly, Basil Ruysdael's life came to a close on October 10, 1960, in Hollywood, California, a city that had become synonymous with the American film industry.
