Anne Shelton
Anne Shelton was after Vera Lynn, the most popular female vocalist in Britain during World War Two. She was born in 1923 in Dulwich in London. She began sin
Angela Down
Angela Down was born in 1946 in Hampstead, North London. Her movies include “Mahler” made in 1974 and “Emma” in 1996 directed by Ken Russell. &nb
Michael Wilding
Mr Michael Wilding, one of the most popular film stars of the late 1940s, died in hospital on July 9 after a fall at his home near Chichester. He was 66. His fame rested principall
Marla Landi
Marla Landi was born in Torino in Italy in 1933. Most of her acting career was in British films. Her film debut was in 1954 in “The Golden Link”. Her other
Iain Gregory
Iain Gregory was in British films and television series in the 1960’s. His first film role was in “Konga” in 1961. Among his other films a
Paul Barber
Paul Barber was born in Liverpool in 1951. He is best known for his part of Denzil in television’s “Only Fools and Horses” and as Horse in “The
James Brolin
James Brolin was born in 1940 in Los Angeles. His television debut came in 1961 in an episode of “Bus Stop”. In 1963 he had a small part in the James Stewart fi
Anne Bancroft
“Hollywood, in the fallow 60s, was suddenly blessed with a group of talented ladies in their middle years, actresses who literally bridged the gap between the new ingenues an
Anna Kashfi
Anna Kashfi obituary in “The Telegraph” in 1980 It was thought that Anna Kashfi was from India but she was in fact born Joan O’Callaghan in 1934 in Cardiff in Wales. 
Barry Sullivan
Barry Sullivan has starred in over 100 movies in a wide variety of film genre – Westerns, film noir, war movies and melodramas. He was born in 1912 in New York Ci