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Biography. Read More. One of the finest film actors of his generation. Howard began his career in the 1940s and excelled at playing debonair officers and gentlemen, carving a niche in his latter years as England's favorite screen autocrat. His understated performance opposite Celia Johnson in David Lean's "Brief Encounter" (1945) brought him to ...
Trevor Howard. (English Stage, Film, and Television Actor) Trevor Howard was an English professional actor best known for his role of a sensitive doctor in the romantic drama film, ‘Brief Encounter’, which gave him prominence as a star. He began his acting career as a stage artist while studying at the ‘Royal Academy of Dramatic Art’.
An alien orphan is sent from his dying planet to Earth, where he grows up to become his adoptive home's first and greatest superhero. Director: Richard Donner | Stars: Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, Gene Hackman, Marlon Brando. Votes: 182,622 | Gross: $134.22M. 8.
Movie Answer Man (06/28/1998) Roger Ebert | 1998-06-28. Q. "The X Files" obviously took place in summer, as evidenced by the complaints about the heat in Dallas, the lack of overcoats in Washington, D.C., the corn crops, and the copious sweat in all locations. Therefore, the sun should not have been brightly shining in Antarctica.
Jan 8, 1988 · Trevor Howard, the British actor whose reserved presence enabled him to sustain a career that extended through four decades and involved roles ranging from dashing leading men to sea-going ...
Trevor Howard, teljes születési nevén Trevor Wallace Howard-Smith ( Cliftonville, Kent, Egyesült Királyság, 1913. szeptember 29. – Arkley, Chipping Barnet, London , 1988. január 7.) [4] BAFTA-díjas és Emmy-díjas brit színpadi és filmszínész.
Creator /. Trevor Howard. Trevor Wallace Howard-Smith (29 September 1913 – 7 January 1988), known professionally as Trevor Howard, was an English actor. If you needed a Stiff Upper Lip authority figure or, alternately, a fearsome Large Ham, Howard was your go-to actor. Howard studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in the 1930s ...
