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Ronald Squire

Known For
Acting

Known Credits
36

Gender
Male

Birthday
March 25, 1886 (140 years old)

Place of Birth
Tiverton, Devon, England, UK

Ronald Squire

Biography

British actor: His birth name was Ronald Squirl. He performed at the Liverpool Repertory Theatre in the 40s and 50s. His father was British Army Colonel. He attended Wellington College and at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, England. He was marriedto Essyllt A. Williams from August 1947 until his death. He was also married and divorced to Muriel Martin-Harvey.

Known For

Acting

1959Count Your Blessingsas Sir Conrad Allingham
1958The Inn of the Sixth Happinessas Sir Francis Jamison
1958The Sheriff of Fractured Jawas Toynbee - His Solicitor
1958Law and Disorderas Colonel Masters
1957Sea Wifeas Clubman
1957Island in the Sunas Governor Templeton
1957Theatre Nightas Robert Lester
1956Around the World in 80 Daysas Reform Club Member
1956The Silken Affairas Marberry
1956Now and Foreveras Waiter
1955Josephine and Menas Frederick Luton
1955Footsteps in the Fogas Alfred Travers
1955Raising a Riotas Grampy
1955The Man Who Loved Redheadsas Wilberforce (uncredited)
1954The Million Pound Noteas Oliver Montpelier
1953Always a Brideas Victor Hemsley
1953Laxdale Hallas General Matheson
1952My Cousin Rachelas Nicholas 'Nick' Kendall
1952It Started in Paradiseas Mary Jane
1951No Highway in the Skyas Sir John, Director
1951Encoreas Doctor
1949The Rocking Horse Winneras Oscar Cresswell
1948Woman Hateras Jameson
1948The First Gentlemanas Mr. Brougham
1947While the Sun Shinesas Duke of Ayr and Sterling
1945Journey Togetheras Group Captain on Aircrew Interview Board
1944Don't Take It to Heartas Music Lover at Ball
1943The Flemish Farmas Hardwicke
1941Freedom Radioas Rudolf Spiedler
1937Action for Slanderas Charles Cinderford
1936Love in Exileas Paul
1936Dusty Ermineas Jim Kent
1935Come Out of the Pantryas Eccles
1934Forbidden Territoryas Sir Charles Farringdon
1934Unfinished Symphonyas Count Esterhazy
1934Wild Boyas Rollo

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