Emlyn Williams (1905 - 1987)

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Mr Emlyn Williams (Male)

Nationality: Welsh

Born: 26 November 1905   Confidence Level  

Died: 25 September 1987   Confidence Level  

Writer and actor. Following work on stage while at Oxford, Williams quickly gained roles on stage and screen. He directed one film The Last Days of Dolwyn (1949). He wrote the screenplay and acted in the film, which also happened to be the screen debut of Richard Burton, whom he had cast in his play The Druid's Rest (St Martin's Theatre, 1944), Burton's stage debut. His play Night Must Fall (1935) was made into a film in 1937 by Richard Thorpe. He acted in over thirty films, wrote five screenplays and fifteen plays.

Training and Education

Undergraduate degree

University of Oxford   (Training & Education | Est. Unknown)

Wellington Square, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX1 2JD, England

French and Italian

Other Names

George Emlyn Williams (Birth name)

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Appears In

A Slight Ache (Stage Premiere: Arts Theatre) (1961)

Edward (Age: Not specified, Male)

Williams also played 'he Man in Mortimer's Lunch Hour and Mr Chacterson in Simpson's The Form

Performer

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Linked Awards

CBE

1962

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