ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
Loved Newton as the occasionally over-physical Christian in ANDROCLES AND THE LION.
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
Newton: Wonderfully OTT by modern standards.
I always admired a British actor who I first saw on TV in the 60s: Patrick Troughton played many contrasting parts: Paul of Tarsus, Quilp in The Old Curiosity Shop, a crotchety school master in Dr Finlay's Casebook then the eponymous Dr Who. I was very young to have noticed something like 'range' in an actor, but I still remember it. Probably not well known outside the UK.
I always admired a British actor who I first saw on TV in the 60s: Patrick Troughton played many contrasting parts: Paul of Tarsus, Quilp in The Old Curiosity Shop, a crotchety school master in Dr Finlay's Casebook then the eponymous Dr Who. I was very young to have noticed something like 'range' in an actor, but I still remember it. Probably not well known outside the UK.
SpudMuffin · 61-69, M
@FreddieUK Troughton was my first Doctor Who, I'm not quite old enough to have seen William Hartnell. Happy memories!
bijouxbroussard · F
@FreddieUK Patrick Troughton was my favorite Doctor of the classics. I also remember him as Duke of Norfolk in The Six Wives of Henry VIII. I remember he passed away relatively young, while on a project here in the U.S.
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No one like him... no one anywhere close. The funniest stand-up comic ever to appear on Ed Sullivan, too.
No one like him... no one anywhere close. The funniest stand-up comic ever to appear on Ed Sullivan, too.
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