Terry Kilburn

Actor
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Slaves of Babylon (1953)

Terry Kilburn was born on 25 November 1926 in West Ham, London, England, UK. He is an actor, known for Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939), Lolita (1962) and Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back (1947).

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Known for

Goodbye, Mr. Chips

7.9

John Colley
Peter Colley I
Peter Colley II
Peter Colley III

1939

Lolita

7.5

Man(as Terence Kilburn)

1962

Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back

6.6

Seymour

1947

Sweethearts

6.2

Brother

1938

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Actor

Get Smart
8.2
TV Series
- Shirtsinger (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1969
Lolita
7.5
- Man (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1962
The New Adventures of Charlie Chan
7.6
TV Series
- Bill Shaw (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1958
Fiend Without a Face
6.1
- Capt. Chester (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1958
The New Adventures of Martin Kane
5.8
TV Series
- Bill Wright (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1957
The Long Christmas Dinner
TV Movie
- Sam (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1957
West Point
7.2
TV Series
- Cadet Eddie Garley (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1956
Lux Video Theatre
7.5
TV Series
- Peter (as Terrence Kilburn)
- 1956
Matinee Theatre
6.8
TV Series
- (as Terence Kilbourne)
- 1956
Captain Video and His Video Rangers
6.6
TV Series
- (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1954
Kraft Theatre
7.9
TV Series
- Hadrian (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1954
Ponds Theater
7.4
TV Series
- (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1954
King Richard II
TV Movie
- Harry Percy (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1954
Slaves of Babylon
4.9
- King Cyrus (as Terrance Kilburn)
- 1953
Cavalcade of America
8.2
TV Series
- Samuel Slater (as Terence Kilburn)
- 1953

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Alternative names
- Terence Kilbourne
Height
- 5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
Born
- November 25, 1926
- West Ham, London, England, UK
Other works
Artistic director of Meadow Brook Theatre in Rochester, Michigan, 1970-1994.

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Trivia
Terry Kilburn delivered two of the most famous last lines in literary/film history. "God bless us everyone" in A Christmas Carol (1938) and "Goodbye Mr. Chips" in Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939).