Trent Osborn

The 20th century had just made its debut - and soon after, one of Hollywood's favorite leading men, Trent Osborn, made his debut - in a Philadelphia maternity ward.

Born Theodore O'Bannion, young "Teddy" was quite the little neighborhood Romeo, stealing kisses from beneath the playground Pollyannas' pipe curls. He also always had a flair for the dramatic, prodding his playmates into staging elaborate pirate adventures on the bounding waters of the ponds in Philly's most prestigious parks - much to the chagrin of the local police force!

After graduating from high school, he longed for adventure, even working as a truck driver to escape the city limits. But soon he discovered the local theater groups, where he was quickly spotted by a casting director for the Theatre Guild and whisked off to The Great White Way. His refined good looks, coupled with a certain aura of reckless abandon, brought him role upon role - and the attentions and intentions of an army of beautiful young actresses and debutantes.

After playing the gamut of juvenile roles on Broadway, Teddy, now known as Trent Osborn to the New York theater goers, was brought to Hollywood in 1935. A mainstay at Monolithic, he appeared in scores of films, and his most frequent leading ladies included such glamorous stars as Gene Marshall and Madra Lord.

As flamboyant a figure in Hollywood nightlife as he was on the screen, Trent Osborn broke countless hearts. But when he turned on those bedroom eyes, everyone from starlet to seasoned veteran melted at a glance.

2002 Neat As A Pin Trent Doll

"Neat As A Pin" is limited to 3,000 dolls worldwide. Here, Trent extols the virtues of The Pinstripe Suit, even recounting one hilarious Hollywood highlight. Trent has red hair in this one. $110 For More Information or to Order...

2002 Totally Trent Doll

In "Totally Trent," Trent is waiting in his dressing room for a fitting, sitting around in his underwear. Trent comes with A-shirt, T-shirt, boxers, socks, sock garters and shoes. $69.95 For More Information or to Order

Formal Introduction

Oh, the tales these tails could tell! Meet Trent Osborn, star of stage, screen - and scandal - dressed to the nines in this stunning set of tails! Click Image For More Information or to Order

Lover In Disguise

It's Cinderella all over again in "Love's Disguise," starring Gene, Madra and Trent. Gene is a clerk in a store who falls (secretly) in love with one of the regular customers, a wealthy bachelor played by Trent, who turns out to be a rich playboy who is seeing, of course, Gene's boss, played by Madra. These tangled strings become unknotted at a lavish costume ball, where Trent's character discovers that Gene's shop clerk character is really his true love. "Lover is Disguise" is one of the three dolls in the "Costume Ball Series," featuring Gene, Madra, and Trent. Edition limited to 5,000 worldwide. For More Information or to Order Click Here

After Hours Doll

It's Trent in an "After Hours" mood: a stunning velvet smoking jacket, black lounge pants, paisley ascot - and a pair of monogrammed velvet scuff slippers. Just the perfect outfit for relaxing at home (alone?)! You'll also see that Trent is clean-shaven this time - and he looks just as dashing without his moustache. Includes doll, costume, and custom stand. $110 For More Information or to Order...

Trent In The Fabulous Costumes Of 20th Century Fox Doll

Twentieth Century-Fox and The Gene Marshall Collection bring you "Trent in The Fabulous Costumes of Twentieth Century-Fox." Trent attends a ball honoring the great films of Twentieth Century-Fox, wearing a traditional Indian costume from the 1930s film, "The Rains Came." $125 For More Information or to Order...

2002 Playing The Field Trent Costume

"Playing The Field" is limited to just 2,002 costumes worldwide. Trent shows up in England for the 1953 Coronation Cup Polo Match, dressed and ready to step in for the American team. Polo shirt, breeches, boots, jacket and mallet. $59.95 For More Information or to Order...

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