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MICHAEL RIPPER. MAN OF MANY FACES. by Christopher Gullo. Michael Ripper 1913-2000. Michael Ripper was a true staple of Hammer films. You could always count on him to be serving a drink at the local pub, offering advice to those in need, or burying a dead body...
The British character actor Michael Ripper was born in 1913 in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. His father was a speech therapist and encouraged him to participate in diction and public speaking competitions. From this, the young Michael gained an interest in acting and got his first taste of the stage through his father's amateur dramatics company.
Jan 9, 2009 · Michael Ripper was a largely bit-part player who enlivened many a Hammer horror film as a coachman, innkeeper or policeman. He could play both comic and sinister and, despite a lack of real fame, attracted something of a cult following.
- Derek Pykett
Michael Ripper (Michael George Ripper) was born on 27 January, 1913 in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, UK, is an Actor, Soundtrack. Discover Michael Ripper's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates.
Michael Ripper. Michael Ripper, veteran of more than 100 films died June 28, 2000, in England. He was 87. He appeared as David Hawkins, the town pubkeeper, in episode 905- THE DEADLY BEES. He was also seen as a cardplayer in episode 111- MOON ZERO TWO.
Michael Ripper was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Ripper began his acting career with roles in such films as "The History of Mr. Polly" (1949) with John Mills, the dramatic comedy "Your Witness" (1950) with Robert Montgomery and the crime feature "The Secret People" (1952) with Valentina Cortese.
Jun 28, 2000 · Created by: gordonphilbin. Added: Dec 20, 2011. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 82187173. Source citation. Actor. Appeared in films like Oliver Twist (1948), Richard III (1955) as one of the murderers that assassinate the Duke of Clarence and the King Edward V and his brother (the other murderer is Michael Gough), 1984 (1956), Reach for the Sky (1956 ...
