Richard Burton
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 39 years ago |
Date of birth | November 10,1925 |
Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
Born | Pontrhydyfen |
United Kingdom | |
Date of died | August 5,1984 |
Died | Celigny |
Switzerland | |
Height | 178 (cm) |
Spouse | Sally Burton |
Suzy Hunt | |
Children | Kate Burton |
Jessica Burton | |
Maria Burton | |
Awards | Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture – Drama |
Golden Globe Award for Best New Star of the Year – Actor | |
Tony Award for Best Lead Actor in a Musical | |
David di Donatello for Best Foreign Actor | |
BAFTA Award for Best British Actor | |
Special Tony Award | |
Grammy Hall of Fame | |
Grammy Award for Best Album for Children | |
Brit Award for British Non-musical Record | |
Siblings | Ifor Jenkins |
Graham Jenkins | |
Hilda Jenkins Owens | |
Cecilia Jenkins | |
Verdun Jenkins | |
David Jenkins | |
Tom Jenkins | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 419196 |
The Medusa Touch
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
The Robe
The Taming of the Shrew
The Night of the Iguana
Becket
The Longest Day
Wild Geese
My Cousin Rachel
Villain
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
The Sandpiper
Equus
Anne of the Thousand Days
The V. I. P. s
Doctor Faustus
Alexander the Great
The Comedians
Exorcist II: The Heretic
Look Back in Anger
Bluebeard
The Klansman
Breakthrough
The Desert Rats
Prince of Players
The Rains of Ranchipur
Circle of Two
Under Milk Wood
Hammersmith Is Out
The Bramble Bush
Raid on Rommel
Waterfront
Sea Wife
Bitter Victory
Battle of Sutjeska
Green Grow the Rushes
Massacre in Rome
The Assassination of Trotsky
The Last Days of Dolwyn
Absolution
Ice Palace
Ellis Island
Divorce His, Divorce Hers
Lovespell
The Voyage
The Woman with No Name
Now Barabbas
A Midsummer Night's Dream
1984
Cleopatra
Richard Burton Life story
Richard Burton CBE was a Welsh actor. Noted for his mellifluous baritone voice, Burton established himself as a formidable Shakespearean actor in the 1950s, and gave a memorable performance as Hamlet in 1964. He was called "the natural successor to Olivier" by critic Kenneth Tynan.
UK's first Eurovision singer Patricia Bredin dies aged 88
... She had worked with Roger Moore on Ivanhoe in the late 1950s, and visited Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton for lunch in London, all after representing the UK for the very first time at Eurovision...
Tuppence Middleton on OCD and playing Elizabeth Taylor
... Middleton s new play sees her portray the Hollywood star Elizabeth Taylor in The Motive and the Cue, opposite Johnny Flynn as her husband Richard Burton...
Royal send-off for trek across Arabian desert in British explorer's footsteps
... Richard Burton, Charles Doughty, T E Lawrence, Gertrude Bell and Wilfred Thesiger all endured immense physical hardship in their quest to find something in the deserts of Arabia that was missing in their own country...
Wallis Simpson hard lessons for Harry and Meghan
... As Harry and Megan, Edward and Wallis hobnobbed with Hollywood royalty, hosting movie stars such as Richard Burton and Marlene Dietrich in French country...
Lolita star Sue Lyon dies at the age of 73 years
... While they never achieved that level of success again, Lyon has also, in John Huston s 1964 movie The night of the Iguana, to seduce, in which she played a teenager, in competition with several other women, an experienced preacher - played by Richard Burton...
The Papers: Johnson's Brexit deal balances 'on a knife edge'
... Nicky Morgan was returned to the cabinet as Culture Secretary by Boris Johnson after he became PM in July Finally, the Welsh steel town of Port Talbot is famous for its high concentration of Hollywood megastars - with both Richard Burton and Sir Antony Hopkins calling it home...
Port Talbot Plaza: The cinema being reclaimed by nature
... Local boys who went on to become Hollywood stars, Richard Burton, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Michael Sheen, once watched films there...
The Papers: Johnson's Brexit deal balances 'on a knife edge'
Boris Johnson likened the Brexit talks to Climbing Everest , saying The Summit was "not far" But still surrounded by "cloud"
The Front pages are dominated by the ongoing negotiations in Brussels.
"Brexit on a Knife Edge " is the headline for both the and the, which reports that Boris Johnson 's plans for a New Deal are "hanging in The Balance ".
The says the Prime Minister is engaged in a "last-minute scramble" as he tries to secure the backing of the Democratic Unionist Party .
Other papers choose similar language to reflect the scale of The Challenge facing Mr Johnson.
The has an unusual headline: "Brexit is like the Shawshank Redemption . . But now we can see The Light ".
It is a quote from comments Boris Johnson made to his cabinet Yesterday - where he compared The Process of leaving the EU to a film about a prisoner who escapes jail by crawling through a sewer.
For the, he's fighting "an Uphill Battle " as he tries to win support not just from the DUP But also from hardline Brexiteers in his own party.
Boris Johnson "would prefer to govern in poetry" says the FT, But Yesterday he was given a stark reminder that he had "no alternative But to govern in prose".
The says there's "Deadlock " - just hours before a crucial EU summit.
The agrees that the DUP "could still scupper" his chances - But after "1,210 days of dithering, delay and doom" The Paper thinks Mr Johnson is now "tantalisingly close" to getting an agreement.
For the he's closing in on a deal "against all the odds"
But according to the, the DUP have indicated that they could Hold Out for months.
A party source has told The Paper that "they're ready to play the long game" with The Real deadline set for next summer when the EU will sign off its next budget. The headline: "Stuck in the muddle with EU. "
DUP leader Arlene Foster wrote on Twitter on Wednesday that there "needs to be a sensible deal which unionists and nationalists can support"The says former Prime Minister Theresa May used a speech in The Commons Yesterday to take a "thinly veiled swipe" at her successor.
Giving her reaction to Monday's Queen's Speech, Mrs May said it was important to recognise that being a good leader wasn't only about getting The Best Headlines .
says her intervention was widely seen as a "coded warning" to the Prime Minister not to "put style over substance".
Brexit bubblyMeanwhile, reports on a small French business, looking to capitalise on Brexit by selling limited-edition bottles of Sparkling Wine .
The Fizz , available in both a white and rose variety, contains flakes of real gold, and is available online for £138. The specially-engraved label reads "Brexit - We Made History".
The owner of The Company tells The Paper that a French businessman has bought several bottles to present to his British clients - to help "inject some humour" into the UKs exit from the EU.
Criticism of the investment platform, Hargreaves Lansdown , makes The Lead in the.
The Paper says it's Under Fire , after almost 300,000 of its customers were caught in the collapse of Neil Woodford 's fund.
According to the FT, The Role of Hargreaves - which attracted More Than £1. 5bn of assets for The British stock-picker - is now being examined by the Financial Conduct Authority.
A Number of the papers reflect comments made by the Culture Secretary, Nicky Morgan , about The Future of the licence fee.
Mrs Morgan said Yesterday that she was "open-minded" about the possibility of scrapping The Charge and replacing it with a Netflix-style subscription scheme.
The points out that while funding is fixed for the next eight years, Mrs Morgan's remarks Go Further than those of any of her predecessors.
Nicky Morgan was returned to the cabinet as Culture Secretary by Boris Johnson after he became PM In JulyFinally, the Welsh Steel Town of Port Talbot is famous for its high concentration of Hollywood megastars - with both Richard Burton and Sir Antony Hopkins calling it home.
Now, according to the, another of its celebrated actors thinks there's a new reason to put The Town on the map. . Michael Sheen is convinced it's a hotspot for UFOs.
The Paper says the actor told an audience in London that he's seen strange lights over the steelworks - and on separate occasions so have his dad and his Next Door neighbour.
Sheen says he's sure Port Talbot must be a stop off on the way to other more renowned alien hotspots - likening The Town to a layby, or "the Little Chef of The Galaxy ".
Source of news: bbc.com