Michael Redgrave

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Known For Acting

Known Credits 72

Gender Male

Birthday 1908-03-20

Day of Death 1985-03-21 (77 years old)

Place of Birth Bristol, Gloucestershire, England

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Майкл Редгрейв

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Michael Redgrave

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Sir Michael Scudamore Redgrave, CBE (20 March 1908 – 21 March 1985) was an English stage and film actor, director, manager and author.

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Acting

2003

1990

as Self (archive footage)

1973

as Danvers

1971		A Christmas Carol as Narrator
1971		Nicholas and Alexandra as Sazonov
1971		The Go-Between as The Older Leo Colston

1970		Goodbye Gemini as James Harrington-Smith
1970		Connecting Rooms as James Wallraven

1969		David Copperfield as Dan Peggotty
1969		Goodbye, Mr. Chips as The Headmaster
1969		Battle of Britain as Air Vice Marshal Evill
1969		Oh! What a Lovely War as Gen. Sir Henry Wilson

1968		Heidi as Grandfather
1968		Assignment K as Harris

1967		Palaces of a Queen as Narrator
1967		The 25th Hour as l'avocat de Lohann

1966		Alice in Wonderland as Caterpillar
1966		ABC Stage 67 (1 episode) as Sir Simon Canterville / The Ghost

1965		The Heroes of Telemark as Uncle
1965		The Sun... the Sand... the Hill as The Medical Officer (archive footage)
1965		The Hill as The Medical Officer
1965		Young Cassidy as W.B. Yeats

1964

(26 episodes) as Narrator

1963

as Uncle Vanya

1962		Hedda Gabler as George Tesman
1962		The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner as Ruxton Towers Reformatory Governor

1961		The Innocents as The Uncle
1961		No, My Darling Daughter as Sir Mathew Carr

1959		The Wreck of the Mary Deare as Mr. Nyland
1959		Shake Hands with the Devil as The General

1958		Behind the Mask as Sir Arthur Benson-Gray
1958		Law and Disorder as Percy Brand
1958		The Quiet American as Thomas Fowler

1957		The Happy Road as Gen. Medworth
1957		Time Without Pity as David Graham

1956

as O'Connor of the Inner Party

1955		Oh... Rosalinda!! as Col. Eisenstein
1955		Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1 episode) as Gilbert (archive footage) (uncredited)
1955		The Dam Busters as Doctor B. N. Wallis, C.B.E., F.R.S.
1955		The Night My Number Came Up as Air Marshal Hardie
1955		Mr. Arkadin as Burgomil Trebitsch

1954		The Green Scarf as Maitre Deliot
1954		The Sea Shall Not Have Them as Air Commodore Waltby

1952		Omnibus (1 episode)
1952		This Is Your Life (1 episode) as Self
1952		The Importance of Being Earnest as Ernest Worthing
1952		The Magic Box as Mr. Lege

1951		Hallmark Hall of Fame (1 episode) as Polonius
1951		The Browning Version as Andrew Crocker-Harris

1950		Your Show of Shows (1 episode)
1950		What's My Line? (1 episode) as Self - Mystery Guest

1948

(1 episode) as Self

1947		Secret Beyond the Door as Mark Lamphere
1947		Mourning Becomes Electra as Orin Mannon
1947		Fame Is the Spur as Hamer Radshaw
1947		The Man Within as Richard Carlyon

1946		The Years Between as Michael Wentworth
1946		The Captive Heart as Capt. Karel Hasek

1945		A Diary for Timothy as the narrator
1945		Dead of Night as Maxwell Frere (Segment "The Ventriloquist's Dummy")
1945		The Way to the Stars as Flight Lt. David Archdale

1942		Thunder Rock as David Charleston
1942		The Big Blockade as Russian

1941		Atlantic Ferry as Charles MacIver
1941		Jeannie as Stanley Smith
1941		Kipps as Kipps (adult)

1940		A Window in London as Peter Thompson
1940		The Stars Look Down as Davey Fenwick

1939

as Alan MacKenzie

1938		Climbing High as Nicky Brooke
1938		The Lady Vanishes as Gilbert Redman

1936

as Army Officer (uncredited)

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