Patrick Macnee

Actor in 'The Avengers' series

Patrick Macnee - Performers & Entertainers born February 6th, 1922
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Born in England, an actor gained fame through the role of John Steed in the television series 'The Avengers,' which aired from 1961 to 1969. The series became popular for its unique blend of adventure and comedy, and the character became iconic for his gentlemanly demeanor and stylish attire. Macnee also had a successful career in film and theater, appearing in productions such as 'A View to a Kill' and providing voice work for animated series. Later, he contributed to the industry as a costume designer and made various guest appearances on television shows, showcasing his versatility. Macnee's contributions to the performing arts spanned several decades, and his work left an enduring legacy.

Portrayed John Steed in 'The Avengers'

Appeared in 'A View to a Kill'

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