Kenneth More the actor was born 20th September in 1914 and started his acting career in 1935 on stage at The Windmill Theatre; his long acting career like many other actors of his generation, was disrupted by the need to serve in the forces during WW2..
One of his earliest film roles was in the Basil Radford and Naunton Wayne film, Stop Press Girl in 1949 where he played the part of Police Sgt. Bonzo (pictured).
During his career he appeared in dozens of films - just a few of them are listed here - School For Secrets 1946, Scott of the Antarctic 1948, Man on the Run 1949, Chance of a Lifetime 1950, The Galloping Major 1951, Brandy for the Parson 1952, Genevieve 1953, Doctor in the House 1954, The Deep Blue Sea 1955, Reach for the Sky 1956, The Admirable Crichton 1957, The 39 Steps 1959, Sink the Bismarck! 1960, The Longest Day 1962, The Comedy Man 1964 and Oh! What a Lovely War 1969.
His many TV appearances include 1967 version of The Forsyte Saga, Six Faces and the 1970's Father Brown.
He died 12th July 1982.
One of his earliest film roles was in the Basil Radford and Naunton Wayne film, Stop Press Girl in 1949 where he played the part of Police Sgt. Bonzo (pictured).
During his career he appeared in dozens of films - just a few of them are listed here - School For Secrets 1946, Scott of the Antarctic 1948, Man on the Run 1949, Chance of a Lifetime 1950, The Galloping Major 1951, Brandy for the Parson 1952, Genevieve 1953, Doctor in the House 1954, The Deep Blue Sea 1955, Reach for the Sky 1956, The Admirable Crichton 1957, The 39 Steps 1959, Sink the Bismarck! 1960, The Longest Day 1962, The Comedy Man 1964 and Oh! What a Lovely War 1969.
His many TV appearances include 1967 version of The Forsyte Saga, Six Faces and the 1970's Father Brown.
He died 12th July 1982.
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