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Michael Denison

Michael Denison (as Henry Brodrick) in a photograph from Hungry Hill (1947) (14) — Hungry Hill (1947) photograph (14) | Michael Denison

Michael Denison

(1915–98)

British actor (d. 82) | The Importance of Being Earnest (1952), The Magic Box (1951), Angels One Five (1952)

British leading actor with a firm but gentle manner

Mini Biography

Born in Doncaster, Michael Denison was educated at Harrow and Oxford University before studying acting at the Webber-Douglas school. He was on stage from 1938 and in films from 1940, frequently acting opposite his wife Dulcie Gray, whom he married in 1939.

Latest Michael Denison Pictures

Screenshot from the 1982 ‘The Red Signal’ episode of The Agatha Christie Hour (1982) (1) featuring Michael Denison — The Agatha Christie Hour (1982) | The Red Signal (1982) screenshot (1)

Overture & Beginners book. The story of Dulcie Gray and Michael Denison, by Michael Denison — Overture & Beginners – The Story of Dulcie Gray and Michael Denison

Michael Denison and Dulcie Gray, British actor and actress – and in private a loving couple – pose together for a photograph — The loving couple of Michael Denison and Dulcie Gray pose for a photo

The cast from An Ideal Husband take the dog for a walk outside a theatre featuring a poster for their show. Candid picture shows (L-R): Richard Todd (obscured by his cigarette smoke!), Margaret Lockwood, Michael Denison (with dog), Dulcie Gray, Roger Livesey and Ursula Jeans. Glasgow, 1961. — An Ideal Husband cast take the dog for a walk outside a theatre poster

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Personal Details

Born

Died

Born

Michael Denison was born in Doncaster, South Yorkshire on 1^st November, 1915.
Died

Michael Denison died in Amersham, Buckinghamshire on 22^nd July, 1998, aged 82.

Watch Michael Denison on British television

- Angels One Five (1952)
- 10^th December at 2pm on London Live
- 12^th December at 12.30pm on London Live
- A slice of life in an RAF fighter station during the Battle of Britain.