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Actors, actresses, directors and producers of stage, screen, radio and television. Page three of six

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Handsome British film star Anthony Steel, as he appears in the role of Mark Loring, in the new Raymond Stross production, A Question of Adultery (1958), and in which he co-stars with Julie London. The film was directed by Don Chaffey and will be released by Eros Films Ltd. — Anthony Steel (1918–2001)
Athletic leading man of the 1950s.

Classical British actor, Alec Clunes, in a photograph by Welsh photographer Angus McBean — Alec Clunes (1912–1970)
British stage actor who made occasional film appearances.

An autographed photograph featuring British actress, Barbara Murray. Signature reads ‘To John, Barbara Murray’. — Barbara Murray (1929–2014)
British leading lady with stage experience. Married actor John Justin.

British actress Kay Kendall poses for a 1950s glamour photo — Kay Kendall (1926–1959)
Vivacious, stylish English leading actress of the 1950s.

Welsh actress Peggy Cummins wears a white blouse in a publicity shot — Peggy Cummins (1925–2017)
Blonde Welsh leading actress, a former teenage star.

Publicity photo featuring the elegant Anglo-Indian actress, Merle Oberon — Merle Oberon (1911–1979)
British leading lady, born in India; came to Britain in 1928

British actress, Deborah Kerr, in a black and white publicity photograph — Deborah Kerr (1921–2007)
British leading lady, usually cast in well-bred roles.

Distinguished British leading lady, Vivien Leigh — Vivien Leigh (1913–1967)
Distinguished British leading lady, whose stage and screen career was limited by delicate health.

British actor, Laurence Olivier, with a small moustache wears a dark suit and herringbone tie — Laurence Olivier (1907–1989)
Distinguished British stage actor whose film appearances were reasonably frequent.

Signed photo of British actress, Dulcie Gray. Picture reads ’Sincerely, Dulcie Gray’ — Dulcie Gray (1915–2011)
Gentle-mannered British leading lady; married actor Michael Denison.

Lovely Hazel Court, British actress, who starred starred recently as Joan Huggett in Holiday Camp (1947) and as Helena Forsythe in My Sister and I (1948). Picture reads ’Good Luck, Hazel Court’. — Hazel Court (1926–2008)
Red-headed British leading lady; moved into horror films and went to live in Hollywood.

Ted Edwards (Nigel Stock) in a scene from It Always Rains on Sunday (1947) — Nigel Stock (1919–1986)
British character actor, former boy performer.

Morry Hyams (Sydney Tafler) in his store in a scene from It Always Rains on Sunday (1947) — Sydney Tafler (1916–1979)
British character actor on stage from 1936. He was married to actress Joy Shelton.

Lou (John Slater) in overcoat, tie and hat in a scene from It Always Rains on Sunday (1947) — John Slater (1916–1975)
British cockney character actor and comedian of stage and TV, occasionally in films.

Publicity shot for British actress, Enid Stamp-Taylor — Enid Stamp-Taylor (1904–1946)
British character actress with stage experience.

As Charlie Kent, a confidence trickster in the Corfield-Huth production ‘Look Before You Love’, Griffith Jones gives a wonderful display of unscrupulous crookedness with a public school accent — Griffith Jones (1909–2007)
British light leading man, on stage from 1930

British actor, Roland Culver — Roland Culver (1900–1984)
British stage actor of impeccable English types, usually comic.

British actor Richard Attenborough in a publicity shot — Richard Attenborough (1923–2014)
British character actor who escaped from early typecasting as a young coward, revealed an ambitious range of characterisations, and went on to produce and direct.

British comedian Stanley Holloway wears a trilby, jacket and tie as he smokes his pipe — Stanley Holloway (1890–1982)
British comedian, entertainer, singer and character actor with a long list of international credits in revue, musical comedy and variety, as well as films.

Glynis Johns, in the dual role of Caroline/Miranda Trewella, strikes a sexy pose in a publicity shot from Mad About Men (1954) — Glynis Johns (1923– )
Husky-voiced British actress, daughter of Mervyn Johns; on stage (as child) from 1935

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