Bill Shine

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Bill Shine was an actor who played in British motion pictures and on the stage. He was born in 1911 and his father was an actor in melodramas. His mother, grandmother, two uncles and an aunt also worked in the theater. His first role was as a stork in the work 'Princess Posy' in 1917, at the Winter Gardens theater, Brighton, England. He was prepared to take on a wide range of roles, including farce and melodrama. He played the role of an inventor in the TV series Supergran in the 1980s.

Theatrical producers and services, Theatrical Producers & Artists, Performing Arts Companies, Actors, Shine, Bill

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Felix Barker

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Writer Felix Barker worked throughout his career for the Evening News newspaper, apart from during the second world war. He was taken on at this newspaper at the age of only 19, and later became chief feature editor, drama critic and film critic. He became very familiar with the history and landscapes of London, England, and wrote a number of books about this city. He became greatly admired for his professionalism and for the elegance and charm of his writing.

Authors, Writers, Barker, Richard Felix Raine

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Bill Naughton

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The authentic warmth and humor of Bill Naughton's plays raised him from obscurity to become one of London's most popular playwrights in the 1960s. His most well-known play, 'Alfie,' began as a radio play and was later made into a motion picture starring Michael Caine. Naughton's family plays at the West End's Mermaid Theatre in the 1950s were, despite their sexual content, just the thing manager Bernard Miles wanted to protest the British class system.

Dramatists, Playwrights, Naughton, William John

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