Thin-lipped British character actor who rose briefly to star status in the 40s after playing many small-time crooks and tough sergeants; became popular on TV in the 60s as the first Doctor Who.
Thin-lipped British character actor who rose briefly to star status in the 40s after playing many small-time crooks and tough sergeants; became popular on TV in the 60s as the first Doctor Who
Ursula Jeans (1906–1973)
British stage actress, long-married to Roger Livesey; in occasional films.
British stage actress, long-married to Roger Livesey; in occasional films
Leslie Banks (1890–1952)
Distinguished British stage actor who after unsuccessful experiments in home-grown silent films started his film career in Hollywood. His sophistication seemed enhanced by his war-scarred profile.
Distinguished British stage actor who after unsuccessful experiments in home-grown silent films started his film career in Hollywood. His sophistication seemed enhanced by his war-scarred profile
British leading lady. She was married to actor Sydney Tafler
George Arliss (1868–1946)
Distinguished British actor of the old school, who in middle age was persuaded to face the cameras and unexpectedly became a star both in Britain and America.
Distinguished British actor of the old school, who in middle age was persuaded to face the cameras and unexpectedly became a star both in Britain and America