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Victor Lonzo Fleming, was born in Pasadena, California on February 23rd 1889 living with his parents, his mother Elizabeth Evaleen and his father William Alonzo Fleming. His family moved west after their missouri home was hit by a tornado. After living there Victor's father died at the age 4. Victors education wasn't the best he dropped out to pursue his interests in mechanics auto racing. Victors skills with cars provided Victor with the path way of meeting the director Allan Dwan.

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