And The Envelope Please......
Joan Plowright
BAFTAA, Plays and Players, SWET/Olivia
Award, Tony, Emmy, Society of Television Award, Personality of the Year
Award, Evening Standard Award
Breaking the Code, 1986, Haymarket
11/26/1985
9/20/1960 in One Way Pendulum as Stanley Honeybone at Birmingham
The Times Crossword Puzzle
10/22/1963, his 25th birthday
Gardening, reading, music, crossword puzzles, collecting Staffordshire pieces, and "looking for his next job"
George
The Marlowe Society
Avoidable (for a while!): riding horses Unavoidable:
The tonsure.
A master at LCHS and a valued advisor
Ely
The Suicide, 1980
It was a Church of Scotland Assembly Hall where the Annual General Assembly takes place
Yes; he played the Beast in "Beauty and the Beast" at
Birmingham for Christmas, 1961.
She Stoops to Conquer from Birmingham,
where he was spotted by Olivier
Vanessa Redgrave
Mrs. Dingle
A Hillman
Freddie Fenton, a rather dodgy
businessman
The Edinburgh Academy, a boys fee-paying school. He performed his school boy Hamlet in the school's Hall in 1957.
Once as a 17 year old student at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Once as a Cambridge student for a vacation tour of Germany and Switzerland. He made his professional debut for the Prospect as Hamlet in 1977 at the Old Vic, and again on an international tour. He reassumed the role with a different cast at the Vic in 1979 and took it on an international tour which included Kronberg Castle in Denmark, China, Japan, and Australia. He did the role for the BBC in 1980. He also played Laertes to Peter O'Toole's Hamlet for the National in 1963. In 1996 he played Claudius to Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet in Branagh's film version of the complete play.
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It was the site where the Code was cracked by Alan Turing during WWII as well as the area he was evacuated to as a child during the Blitz. |