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Actor: Ghost Squad. Gabriel Toyne was born in London on April 5, 1905. His father F. Herbert Toyne was Director of the Brighton Education Committee, although the family spent some of his childhood years in India, where he became a linguist in Indian languages and dialects. He went up to Oxford University in 1925, reading History at Corpus Christi.
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Gabriel Toyne. Actor: Ghost Squad. Gabriel Toyne was born in London on April 5, 1905. His father F. Herbert Toyne was Director of the Brighton Education Committee, although the family spent some of his childhood years in India, where he became a linguist in Indian languages and dialects. He went up to Oxford University in 1925, reading History at Corpus Christi. He was an active member and ...
- April 5, 1905
- December 28, 1963
18th April 1951: Actor Gabriel Toyne (as the prison doctor) taking an injured woman's pulse in a production of 'Happy and Glorious' by Wilfred Walter at New Boltons Theatre. (Photo by Denis De Marney/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Dec 15, 2022 · Farewell: British director Gabrielle Beaumont has died at the age of 80, her brother, producer and director Christopher Toyne, announced on Wednesday. Gabrielle worked on a plethora of primetime ...
Born July 4, 1942, in London, England; daughter of Gabriel (an actor and director) and Diana (an actress; maiden name, Beaumont) Toyne; married Olaf Pooley (an actor and writer); children: Amanda. Career: Director, producer,and actress, best known for directing television drama and comedy series.
Dec 14, 2022 · December 14, 2022 2:14pm. Gabrielle Beaumont Courtesy of Christopher Toyne. Gabrielle Beaumont, the British director who broke ground for women in Hollywood by helming episodes of series including ...
Gabriel Toyne was an actor and theatrical producer. He toured Australia with his wife, the actress Margaret Rawlings, in 1932. In addition to the indexed works, The Home also published a theatrical critique by Toyne, 'The Liberation of the Theatre'. (August 1932, p. 31)
