Roger Livesey(1906-1976)
- Artiste
- Bande-son
Roger Livesey est né le 25 juin 1906 au Royaume-Uni. Il était acteur. Il est connu pour Une question de vie ou de mort (1946), Colonel Blimp (1943) et Hold-up à Londres (1960). Il était marié à Ursula Jeans. Il est mort le 4 février 1976 à Hertfordshire, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni.
- Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total
Artiste
Bande-son
- Le cabotin7,1
- performer: "Don't Let 'em Scrap the British Navy", "Kitty, Kitty, Isn't It a Pity (Kitty the Telephone Girl)" (non crédité)
- 1960
- Taille
- 1,83 m
- Date de naissance
- Date de décès
- 4 février 1976
- Watford, Hertfordshire, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(cancer de l'intestin)
- Conjoint
- Ursula Jeans29 janvier 1937 - 21 avril 1973 (son décès)
- Autres œuvresHe acted in S.I. Hsiung's play, "Lady Precious Stream," at the Little Theatre in John Street, London, England by the People's National Theatre with Carol Cooombe, Louise Hampton, Fabia Drake, Wilfred Fletcher, Charles Lefeaux, Edith Sharpe, and Esme Percy in the cast. Nancy Price and S.I. Hsiung were directors.
- Annonces publicitaires
- AnecdotesStep-brother and double cousin of Barry Livesey and Jack Livesey. The Livesey family has a complicated structure.
Brothers Joseph and Sam Livesey married the Edwards sisters. Sam married Margaret Ann in 1900 and Joseph married Mary Catherine in 1905. Sam and Margaret Ann had two sons, Jack (1901) and Barrie Livesey (1905). Joseph and Mary Catherine had two children, Roger (1906) and Maggie (1911).
After Joseph died in 1911 and Margaret Ann died in 1913, Sam married Mary Catherine in 1913. They then brought up the children as one large family, having another child of their own, Stella in 1915.
The family tree was further complicated when Roger Livesey married Ursula Jeans whose brother Desmond Jeans was already married to Roger's sister Maggie.
- Marque commercialeRich voice with an appealing touch of hoarseness in it
- Salaire
- (1943)£3,000
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