Trevor Howard

1913–1988 | British actor

Distinguished English leading man, on stage from 1934

Born in Margate, Kent, Trevor Howard studied acting at RADA. His best roles were as Dr Alec Harvey in Brief Encounter (1945), Dr Barnes in Green for Danger (1947), Major Calloway in The Third Man (1949), Scobie in The Heart of the Matter (1953), Walter Morel in Sons and Lovers, Captain Bligh in Mutiny on the Bounty (1962), Lord Cardigan in The Charge of the Light Brigade (1968) and as the Inspector in The Night Visitor (1971). Married for 44 years to actress Helen Cherry.

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Born

Trevor Howard was born in Cliftonville, Margate, Kent on 29^th September, 1913.
Died

Trevor Howard died in Bushey, Hertfordshire on 7^th January, 1988, aged 74.

- Green for Danger (1947)
- Monday at 2.55pm on London Live
- 26^th January at 2.50pm on London Live
- 27^th January at 1pm on London Live
- 30^th January at 3.15pm on London Live
- A mysterious murderer strikes on the operating table at a wartime emergency hospital.
- They Made Me a Fugitive (1947)
- Wednesday at 3.30am on London Live
- 28^th January at 2.30am on London Live
- An ex-RAF pilot is drawn into black marketeering. Framed for a killing, he escapes from Dartmoor and takes revenge on the gang leader.
- Father Goose (1964)
- Today at 2.30pm on Sky Cinema Greats HD
- Friday at 3.55am on Sky Cinema Drama HD
- During World War II, a South Sea wanderer is compelled by the Australian navy to act as sky observer on a small island, where he finds himself in charge of six refugee schoolchildren and their schoolmistress.