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William Miles Malleson (25. maaliskuuta 1888 – 15. maaliskuuta 1969) oli brittiläinen näyttelijä ja käsikirjoittaja. Näyttelemisen lisäksi hän myös käsikirjoitti elokuvia ja käänsi ja sovitti näytelmiä.
(William) Miles Malleson (1888-1969), Actor, dramatist and stage director. Sitter in 9 portraits Malleson's lesser known talents as dramatist, director and translator of Molière were eclipsed by his great popularity as a character actor in a wide variety of films from the hangman in Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) to Canon Chasuble in The Importance of being Earnest, a role he played both in ...
25 nov 2013 · Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing: The Last Meeting. Cushing and Lee talk about Hammer Films regular, character actor Miles Malleson and their time working w...
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31 mag 2020 · Miles Malleson remains a man of note for what he did during his day job, but he is just as interesting, if not more so, for what he got up to in his spare time. Comedy Chronicles. In this week's Comedy Chronicles, Graham McCann looks at the remarkable life and mission of prolific screen actor Miles Malleson.
Miles Malleson (OB. 1899-08) Born: 25 May 1888, Croydon, Surrey. Died: 15 March 1969 - British actor, scriptwriter and playwright. Malleson is probably most familiar as the genteel hangman of Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) or as Canon Chasuble in The Importance of Being Earnest (1952). British actor, scriptwriter and playwright.
18 ago 2020 · William Miles Malleson, generally known as Miles Malleson, was an English actor and dramatist, particularly remembered for his appearances in British comedy ...
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In a scene that could have been lifted from an Ealing comedy, Malleson pretended to be him, giving a well received speech while disguised by a fake white beard. “1 would die with horror now,” Malleson claimed in a 1949 interview for Picturegoer magazine, “something of the spirit of adventure goes out of one!”.
